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SchoolsRichland School District voters will decide a $94 million bond on Feb. 9If you live in the Richland School District, mark Feb. 9, 2027. Voters will decide whether to approve a roughly $94 million bond that would modernize Chief Joseph Middle School, replace River's Edge High School's portables with a permanent modular building and upgrade safety districtwide. It needs approval from at least 60% of voters.Thursday’s editionRead High School FootballSouthridge beat University 44-0 and hosts Ridgeline in the state playoffs Saturday, Nov. 14If you missed it, Southridge made short work of Friday night. The Suns beat University High School of Spokane 44-0 at Neil F. Lampson Stadium, scoring all 44 points in the first half. Senior Tayton Jackman ran eight times for 226 yards and three touchdowns, and sophomore Toa Haertling added 99 yards and three touchdowns on three carries.Tuesday’s editionRead High School SportsSouthridge will host Ridgeline at Lampson Stadium in Saturday's 3A playoff openerIf you're making Saturday plans, the WIAA released its state brackets Sunday, and Kennewick has a playoff game. No. 8 Southridge hosts No. 9 Ridgeline in Class 3A at 2 p.m. at Lampson Stadium, and both teams are 9-1.Monday’s editionRead High School SportsSehome and Meridian girls defend their state cross country titles at Sun Willows in PascoIf you caught any of Saturday's state cross country championships at Sun Willows Golf Course in Pasco, you saw two girls teams defend their titles. Sehome won its sixth straight 2A title with 22 points, tying the best finish in 2A state championship history. Meridian won back-to-back 1A titles with 89.Sunday’s editionRead

Schools from local newsrooms

From Tri-City Herald, gathered by 6AM News, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.

  1. Tri-City HeraldYesterday

    Voters approve replacement levy for Ki-Be schools. What it means for families

    Voters approved a two-year $4.5M Ki-Be operations levy. District will plan restorations, access state match, and aim to lift binding conditions by 2027-28.