About Washington STEM

Washington STEM was founded to reimage and revitalize STEM education for every student in Washington.  

 

The goal is for all Washington high school graduates to be STEM literate, prepared to complete post-secondary degrees, and thrive in Washington’s STEM-driven workforce and society.

 

They are tackling this problem by driving innovation and improvement in STEM education. They nurture and scale breakthrough ideas in STEM education, invest in communities to grow networks of STEM professionals and educators, and advocate for important policy changes.

 

Since its launch in March 2011, they have invested approximately $6 million and reached over 800 teachers, 24,000 students, and over 100 organizations.

 

Washington STEM Networks are creating unified systems of STEM education in their own communities – fostering partnerships, eliminating the duplication of work, and increasing impact. Washington STEM’s role in this process is to create a network of networks that spreads best practices among communities and drives the scaling of effective practices across the state.

 

Washington STEM invests in STEM Networks around Washington state to accelerate student success in ways that align with local economies.

 

To learn more about Washington STEM, click here.

STEM in Action

STEM in Action stories spotlight innovations in STEM education accompanied with resources from the field to extend our impact.

 

Click here or on the image and watch video success stories from around Washington.

See Yourself in Me -

A Spotlight on Women in STEM

 

The Spotlight on Women in STEM features a series of inspiring videos along with interactive classroom materials that are designed to showcase the tremendous opportunities for women in four of our highest demand, living wage industries in Northwest Washington – IT, Halth Care, Engineering and Construction. The target audience is young women in middle and high school just starting to discover their interests.

 

Click here to see all of the videos and classroom materials produced by the NW Washington STEM Network.

Lots of great NW Washington STEM news in our latest newsletter:

NW Washington STEM News - October 2022
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NW Washington STEM News - Summer 2022
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NW Washington STEM News - January 2022
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Skagit STEM

Advisory Committee

Wayne Barrett

Superintendent Concrete School District

 

Phil Brockman

Superintendent, Sedro-Woolley School District

 

Larry Francois

Superintendent, NWESD189

 

Darren Greeno

Dean of Workforce, Skagit Valley College

 

Julia Johnson

Mayor, Sedro Woolley

 

John Sternlicht

CEO, EDASC

 

Skagit School District Partners

Anacortes

Burlington-Edison

Concrete

Conway

La Conner

Mount Vernon

Sedro-Woolley 

Contact Us:

info@SkagitSTEM.com

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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