First-gen college students: get tips about choosing a college from Ready WA storyteller Hannah.
Students work hard every day to learn new skills. To celebrate the day-to-day wins and growth that students experience on their education journey, we visited Madrona Elementary School in Highline Public Schools in spring 2022...
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By Ashley DeLatour, Futures Northwest Programs Manager Apprenticeship programs. When I ask students what they are, they shrug in uncertainty and often say "is it the same as an internship?" For many of the students we support...
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The future is bright for Washington students, who have big dreams for their futures. High school seniors graduating this year are pursuing paths in many high-demand fields, from nursing and medicine to wireless security and...
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https://youtu.be/UX-6k29IUc0 “I want to be a biologist because I’m really interested in animals and plants,” says Ariel, a fourth-grade student at Skamania Grade School. Ashlyn, also a fourth-grade student at Skamania Grade School, said she...
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Completing a financial aid application – such as the FAFSA or WASFA – opens the door to almost all scholarship and grant opportunities to pay for education after high school. But the complexities of the...
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The High School and Beyond Plan process is a graduation requirement that supports students in exploring their interests, planning high school coursework that is aligned to those interests, keeping track of major assessment scores, and...
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