Reports and Resources

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REPORTS

Data Justice

Washington STEM joined with Indigenous education experts from across the state to understand the potential impacts of Maximum Representation, a set of policies and practices to fully represent multiracial/multiethnic students in data sets and solve the interlocking problems of undercounted Native students and underfunded Native education.

 

HIGH SCHOOL TO POSTSECONDARY

Washington STEM has joined forces with staff, students, and families to help identify barriers and opportunities to college and career readiness supports — like dual credit, financial aid, and more. Read our new High School to Postsecondary report to learn more.

 

STATE OF THE CHILDREN

Our State of the Children reports series capture regional demographics of children in our state and availability of child care as well as economic impact. Context for the following reports can be found on the Early Learning page.

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. (Updated 2023.)

Economic Impact

These regional reports provide data and recommendations to help employers lower absenteeism and create a workplace that supports families. (Updated 2024, formerly the Family Friendly Workplace reports.)

Sources and Citations:

Previous STEM by the Numbers and State of the Children regional reports are archived here.

 

STEM by the Numbers

The STEM by the Numbers Statewide Report provides data for key indicators for early learning, K-12 and career pathways.

 

CROSS SECTOR COMPUTER SCIENCE STRATEGIC PLAN AND REPORT

The Cross Sector Computer Science Strategic Plan and Report, developed in partnership with the Washington Technology Industry Association, outlines policy, implementation, and educator development goals for strengthening computer science education across the state. This report was created with the understanding that access to computer science education is critical for growing our economy by engaging and supporting local talent and is key to closing pervasive income gaps.

 

DASHBOARDS

INTERACTIVE DATA DASHBOARDS

 

PLAYBOOKS AND TOOLKITS

CAREER PATHWAYS RESOURCES

 

EARLY STEM RESOURCES

 

K-12 EDUCATION RESOURCES