Classroom Snapshot: Cyber Security and Teamwork: Lessons from a Summer Class

Computer security - Engineering

The most valuable lessons that some students learn in Craig Coleman’s summer cyber security class have little to do with computer science. “Ethics and teamwork,” said Jonathan, 17, and Erick, 16. “What you do is...

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Seattle CEO: School Involvement Improves Business Leadership

Majdi Daher - Managing Director

Spending time getting to know the staff and students at Lakeridge Elementary in Renton has given Seattle business leader Jeff Vincent a refreshed perspective about the complexities of high-quality education. “To see it in person...

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2018-19: A Year in Review

Public Relations - Education

Congratulations to Washington students, families, and educators for reaching the end of the 2018-19 school year! And a special congratulations to the Class of 2019! Whether this month marks the end of your high school...

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Open Call to WA Educators: We want to showcase your school!

Student - Stock photography

Are you a K-12 public school teacher, academic coach, administrator, or counselor in Washington? Are you interested in letting us showcase your school or classroom? Ready Washington is looking to leverage our digital platforms to...

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Classroom Snapshot: Student Writing, Critical Thinking on Display at Keithley’s Stories Club

History - expected

Ask a sixth grader to reflect about what the American Dream means, and you’ll get varied, insightful, carefully considered answers. “The opportunity to pursue the American Dream is available to everyone, however, some people have...

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How Spokane Public Schools is Getting Creative about Pathway Planning for Students

Teacher - Student

One click. Ten questions. Submit. That’s the start of the High School and Beyond Plan (HSBP) process for students in Spokane Public Schools. The HSBP is a graduation requirement and a process that supports students...

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