Archived Reports

STEM BY THE NUMBERS

Our annual STEM by the Numbers reports let us know if the system is supporting more students, especially students of color, students living in poverty and/or rural backgrounds, and young women, to be on track to attain high-demand credentials. Our Labor Market and Credential Data Dashboard indicate region-by-region, which jobs are in-demand, offer a family-sustaining wage, and what credentials are needed to obtain those jobs.

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State of the Children

Washington STEM and Washington Communities for Family and Children (WCFC) developed a series of reports titled State of the Children: Early Learning & Care. Alongside a wide swath of regional partners, we aim to shine a light on the precarious position of Washington’s early learning systems. In these reports, you’ll find data and stories that touch on the economic impacts of childcare on Washington families, the state of the early learning workforce in Washington, data on affordability, access, and quality, the impacts of COVID-19 on our early systems, and more.

Early Care and Education

This report series was developed in partnership with Washington Communities for Children. It illuminates disparities in early learning for the families seeking child care as well as the workforce providing that care.

2023 Reports

2021 Reports

For more information on sources and citations for this report series, please refer to our sources PDF.

Economic Impact

These regional reports provide data and recommendations to help employers lower absenteeism and create a workplace that supports families.

2023 reports