Taxonomy Archives: Our Work

Our education systems involve a wide range of stakeholders, and systems change can't happen without teamwork and coordinated efforts between these stakeholders. To support these efforts, Washington STEM focuses on three primary strategies to drive change: Partnership, Direct Support, and Advocacy. With that in mind, let's take a look at how we're building Partnerships and relationships that can create lasting collective impact. Read More

In-demand healthcare careers give students great opportunities for family-sustaining wages. They also offer the potential to drive impact individually and across communities & the world. We're working with Kaiser Permanente and other partners to ensure all students have access to education pathways that lead to these jobs. Read More

Created in partnership with Eisenhower High School and OSPI, this toolkit was designed to help practitioners explore the driving questions behind disparities in dual credit participation. Read More

A Washington STEM partnership with Eisenhower High School and OSPI to create a scalable approach to improving equity in dual credit programs Read More

As Washington STEM transitions to spring and the promise the new year holds, Washington STEM CEO Angela Jones shares her thoughts and reflections on a difficult 2020 and what it means to be an anti-racist organization. Read More

The 10th annual Washington STEM Summit will again be a virtual affair! We're digitally bringing together education, business, and community leaders to tackle some of the biggest STEM education issues in our state. Read More

Washington 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? Read More

At the heart of what's driving us forward in these tough times are Washington students. Our work will continue, regardless of the circumstances, and we will move forward in re-imagining our education systems with equity as the driving force. Read More

The 9th annual Washington STEM Summit has gone virtual! We're digitally bringing together education, business, and community leaders to tackle some of the biggest STEM education issues in our state. Read More

How does the COVID-19 pandemic intersect with the work of Washington STEM? In more ways than you might think. Read More