With school districts facing deep budget cuts, local non-profits are finding new ways to help.
SEATTLE — As the final bell rings and students across Washington pack up for summer, school leaders are already bracing for a challenging year ahead. With many districts across the state facing deep budget problems, educators are increasingly turning to local non-profits for support.
Three siblings from Woodinville think they can help.
Samara, Kiryn, and Kaden Merchant are on a mission to supply area schools with free mouth guards for student athletes. They made a special delivery to Interlake High School with a box of mouth guards worth a
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