Two days after more than 40 student and adult prevention advocates from Southwest Washington rallied and met with legislators at the Washington state capitol, the… Continue Reading Prevent Coalition-trained youth advocate for legislation
Eighth-grade students at Woodland Middle School learned the importance of not dropping out of school through CHOICES, an interactive workshop presented by the CHOICES Education… Continue Reading Woodland Middle School students participate in CHOICES workshop
"If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together," Shane Gardner, Evergreen Public Schools Manager of School Safety… Continue Reading Reflections from a Community Conversation on Soaring Rates of Teen Vaping
nPower Girls, a program of ESD 112, is empowering female students in STEM through teacher development and community connections. The program is the subject of… Continue Reading nPower Girls Program Featured in the Connected Science Learning Journal
Community Members Invited to Participate Prevent Coalition is hosting a public forum for community members with a panel of youth, prevention experts, and school-based law… Continue Reading Youth, Law Enforcement & Prevention Partners Discuss Soaring Rates of Teen Vaping
Participants shared their poster making skills with the group At the third annual Use Your Voice youth advocacy training, roughly 45 students from Clark, Skamania,… Continue Reading Youth teaching youth to use their voice
The Southwest Washington STEM Network, in partnership with the school districts and local businesses, has taken bold steps to meet the demand of local skilled… Continue Reading Students: Meet Your Future Career!
Luke Cook will graduate from TEAM High School, Woodland Public Schools’ alternative high school, later in December in order to pursue his dream of working… Continue Reading Woodland’s TEAM High School lets students take charge of their futures
Nearly 70 teens from three SW Washington counties will learn from nationally-trained youth leaders how individuals can make a differencence in their communities through policy-making… Continue Reading Nationally-trained youth lead advocacy workshop for local teens
Kindergarteners from Hockinson Heights Elementary in Brush Prairie will get on a ZOOM video call from a class of their peers across the country in… Continue Reading Kindergarteners in Clark County report on the weather to Florida peers
Teachers at Goose Point Oysters in October learning how our changing climate is effecting this local oyster farm With the recently released U.S.… Continue Reading Innovative climate science grant connects classroom instruction to real-world issues
With a growing population of young people, Southwest Washington’s many STEM-related industries—those in science, technology, engineering and mathematics—would seem well positioned for hiring a strong… Continue Reading STEM Network’s pilot program answers need for trained manufacturing workforce
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