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The number of rural Washingtonians (over one million) warrant the attention of policymakers despite moderate to low rankings on most indicators. Rural teachers are paid moderately well and on par with other teachers in the state, but they have more students than most rural teachers in other states.

From Why Rural Matters 2003: The Continuing Need for Every State to Take Action on Rural Education, February 2003. Learn more about why rural matters in your state.



Programs in Washington
  • Cascade Consortium
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  • Resources
    RESEARCH
  • Why Rural Matters 2003: Summary for Washington

    LINKS
  • Education Commission of the States
  • National Parent Teacher Association
  • National Public School Locator
  • National Center for Education Statistics
  • Pew Center on the States
  • Rural Education Directory
  • Rural Funders Working Group
  • U.S. Census Bureau
    Action and News
  • Jan 03 - State Governors Vow to Save Education Budgets; Others Expect Cuts
  • Apr 02 Schools in Three States Showcase Virtues of Small Size
  • Oct 01 Rural Bus Rides: Study finds it's a long, rough road
  • Census Shows Gaps Between Rural, Urban
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