Resources
STEM and Family Events in Skagit Valley:
SKAGIT STEM NETWORK
PLANNING PARTNERS
COMMUNITY BASED ORGANIZATIONS
INITIAL PLANNING PARTNERS
Boy Scouts of America, Mount Baker Council
Children’s Museum of Skagit County
Community Action of Skagit County
Girl Scouts of Western Washington
Junior Achievement of Washington
Northwest Innovation Resource Center
Skagit County Child and Family Consortium
SKAGIT SCHOOL DISTRICT PARTNERS
OTHER SKAGIT SCHOOL PARTNERS
Immaculate Conception Regional School
FRIENDS
Other Resources
Please note that the Skagit STEM Network website focuses only on local community resources and events. Please visit Washington STEM to check out their resource hub for parents, educators and community members.
Skagit STEAM Educator Resource Guide
The Skagit STEAM Educator Resource Guide is a new resource that provides a comprehensive listing of Environmental and Conservation Education Opportunities for K-12 Youth in the Skagit Watershed. The goal of the new resource guide is to assist in achieving an environmentally-literate student population by offering quality education opportunities in science, technology, engineering, art, and math that can extend the teaching resources available in local schools and other children’s programs. The Resource Guide includes a comprehensive listing of conservation and environmental education programs currently offered by community partners in the Skagit Watershed. Over 50 programs offered by more than 20 local community groups have been compiled to produce this new Resource Guide for educators.
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here to check out the new Skagit STEAM Educator Resource Guide.
Check out some of our favorite STEM education resources. Learn more about STEM education and the economy, find teaching and learning tools, and help us spread the word. Pass along the power of STEM by putting these resources into action today, sharing them with your friends and colleagues and helping us discover new resources.
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Free At-Home Learning Education Resources, Virtual Tours and Tips
Dear Friends:
With all of us experiencing school and community facility closures, the Skagit STEM Network wanted to pass along some suggested free resources to keep life-long learning going in fun, creative and engaging ways.
The resources here are provided as suggestions and do not imply a product or service endorsement. Check our website for updates. And please add your ideas and resources via our contact us page!
This is such an extraordinary and challenging time and we recognize the importance of staying connected to the community, of keeping relaxed and entertained, and helping each other and our families.
We are such a strong, resilient and caring community. Together, we can do this! Stay safe, healthy and inspired.
Your Friends at the Skagit Stem Network
Lots of great Skagit STEM news in our latest newsletter:
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Check out the the incredible 2019 impact of the Skagit STEM Network!
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Planning Partners
Sedro-Woolley School District
City of Sedro-Woolley
Port of Skagit
EDASC
Janicki Industries
PeaceHealth/United General Hospital
Skagit Valley College
Community-based Organizations
Planning Partners
Boy Scouts of America, Mount Baker Council
Children's Museum of Skagit County
Community Action of Skagit County
Girl Scouts of Western Washington
Northwest Innovation Resource Center
Northwest WorkForce Council
Skagit Community Foundation
Skagit County Child and Family Consortium
Skagit School District Partners
Anacortes
Burlington-Edison
Concrete
Conway
La Conner
Mount Vernon
Sedro-Woolley
Other Skagit School Partners
Immaculate Conception Regional School
Friends
KSVR Radio
PACCAR
Skagit County
Skagit Publishing
Rep. Rick Larsen
Congresswoman Suzan DelBene kicked off the second annual Spotlight on Women in STEM that attracted nearly 400 area junior and high school students from all Skagit schools. She shared her journey in STEM fields. “As someone who made a career in STEM before coming to Congress, I know how important it is for young women to develop the skills to compete in a 21st century economy,” she said. “Understanding how things work will benefit you wherever you go! I want to encourage you to pursue your passion.”
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