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Washington State Early Learning & Care: Where Historic Underinvestment Meets National Health CrisisWashington state's child care and early education systems were already in crisis before the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. Now that these systems have been further strained, what can be done to bolster and reimagine early learning to provide the high-quality care and positive learning interactions children need for positive outcomes in school and beyond?
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Eugenie Farrow is a computer science teacher at Spokane Valley Tech - Central Valley School District. Teaching is her second career! She became an educator after retiring from IBM, where she worked as a mainframe computer programmer.
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After a statewide nomination process, Washington STEM is pleased to announce that the 2020 Legislator of Year award will be given to Senator Emily Randall (LD 26) and Senator Steve Conway (LD 27).
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With the 2021 Washington legislative underway, Washington STEM, alongside our STEM Network partners, will continue to advance our policy priorities with Washington students of color, students from low-income backgrounds, and rural students at the center of those efforts.
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Véronique Paquette has been an educator and science advocate for 33 years. In addition to teaching kindergarten and second grade, she has worked with the Northwest Educational Service District (ESD) and NASA to train other teachers on how to incorporate science in their classrooms. Véronique currently teaches second grade in Wenatchee, Washington.
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