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Our third annual STEM signing day is just around the corner and we are looking for high school seniors across Washington State to join us!
Washington STEM and OSPI are excited to announce the 2018 awardees for the STEM Capital Grants Program.
We are in search of a chief operating officer who will advance Washington STEM’s values and impact through positive leadership and management.
Our STEM by the Numbers regional reports offer an analysis of student pathways to careers in each region of Washington state.
Statewide nonprofit Washington STEM is pleased to announce it has been chosen by SAP Concur as a Community Impact Partner to support student opportunity through a high-quality, equitable STEM education.
Washington STEM and OSPI are pleased to announce that the next round of STEM Classroom and Labs Grants are now open.
West Sound District Consortium Awarded Grant to Further Computer Science Education
Washington State Legislature affirms commitment to Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) in K-12 schools.
Washington State Legislature affirms commitment to Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) in K-12 schools.
New Washington STEM report series uncovers systemic gaps in student opportunity; offers bold agenda to close the gaps
When we want to think big at Washington STEM, we encourage each other to “put on Deb’s big hat.”
Dennis Conger comes by his expertise in career pathways honestly.
Last week, Washington STEM staff traveled to Olympia to meet with legislators to advocate for STEM education issues.
Susan Mullaney, President of Kaiser Permanente Washington, speaks on the importance of equality in STEM education and the positive impact it has on health care workforce development at the 2017 Washington STEM Summit at Microsoft.
LESSONS FROM THE GOVERNOR’S SUMMIT ON CAREER CONNECTED LEARNING, MAY 31, 2017
“No man ever steps in the same river twice, for it’s not the same river and he’s not the same man.” – Heraclitus of Ephesus
Happy New Year! We here at Washington STEM have been continuing our collaboration with the Workforce Board in observing, across the state, the different Learning Labs that create work experiences for young people.
As announced in late September, Governor Inslee, the Workforce Board, and Washington STEM identified 21 career related programs across the state with the goal of identifying promising practices and other success factors in career connected learning.
Today is #DiscoverUWA, a campaign encouraging students of all ages to explore career and college pathways.
On July 7, Stemilt Growers hosted a group of Washington State Opportunity Scholarship (WSOS) recipients along with Wenatchee Valley College (WVC) students to learn more about the company and career paths in high-tech agriculture.
Big news from Vancouver, Washington.