Horse-racing advocates fear drop in live events, computer-assisted waging could doom sport

New York’s horse-racing advocates are urging the state to schedule more winter races despite freezing conditions. With computer-assisted wagering on the rise, they warn that cutting back on live events could deal a devastating blow to the sport.

Horse-racing advocates fear drop in live events, computer-assisted waging could doom sport

OSPI to seek $10M from Washington state Legislature as ‘down payment’ to improve math scores

Washington’s top public education official wants a $10 million “down payment” from legislators to strengthen math performance. While overall student scores have improved across key subjects, math remains an area in need of extra support. This request marks the next step in helping all students succeed academically.

OSPI to seek $10M from Washington state Legislature as ‘down payment’ to improve math scores

Bills to help Oregon schools fund years of summer learning await governor’s signature

Oregon schools may soon plan over a year in advance for summer programs, thanks to consistent funding from the state Legislature awaiting the governor’s signature. The proposed bills promise stability but come with conditions on how the money should be spent.