Dart Foundation funds $45,000 3-D measuring instrument at Bates Technical College | One job-training program for young adults makes a significant difference, study shows | Green River students build fan app for Seattle Thunderbirds | Executive Q&A: Sheila Edwards Lange on how the path to sharing Seattle's prosperity is through education >>
South Seattle College celebrates 2018 graduating class | First ever Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan in Grays Harbor | Three Rivers Christian School and LCC announce partnership | Dreamer, survivor ready to graduate from Clark College | Grays Harbor College top scholars | BBCC HS21+ graduates celebrate success | 14,000 King County youths lack high school credentials | Ecology official to take over Fish and Wildlife agency | Vet services coordinator is here to help | Next: Center aims to help ‘opportunity youth’ in county | Groundbreaking marks Shoreline Community College's transition to a residential campus | Shoreline Community College breaks ground on first dorm >>
Girls 12-16 can learn to build airplane parts at Paine Field | After Georgia-Pacific cut up to 300 employees, workers trying to find footing | Homeless but not hopeless: Spokane high school students overcome the odds | 'We're all part of the same family': Locals march in 'Unity Walk' | Local agencies work to attract tech firms to the Walla Walla Valley | Bates: End-of-Year employee event recognizes first-ever Employee Hall of Fame winners and nominees | Nursing student wins first scholarship in honor of Cascade Mall shooting victim | Can ‘Tennessee Promise’ of free tuition offer lessons for Seattle and Washington? | The road to helping people with disabilities | Piano in the Park brings music to downtown Spokane | ‘Suspicious person’ on Clark College campus prompts lockdown | WVC "Celebrating Our Heroes" Gala raises $85,738 for students | Highline College selects Mosby as new president | Governor tours Monroe prison program to help inmates succeed when released | Camera key as Keynin Battle gains momentum through Images program | Transition programs offer post-graduation life skills | Clark College’s third bachelor’s degree to launch in fall | Shoreline is first community college to offer #YouAreWelcomeHere scholarship | #YouAreWelcomeHere scholarships >>
Grant to help redesign teaching of some subjects at Peninsula College | Annual EvCC student art exhibit is a reflection on progress | Pierce College Fort Steilacoom a 2019 Aspen Prize Finalist | Big Bend breaks ground for future Professional Technical Education Center | Need a Lyft? Free ride service to transit centers coming to these areas | Jobs in the energy sector continue to grow with WA state leading the way | Human services students learn about trafficking | Settling in as SCC president, Kevin Brockbank focuses on building region’s workforce | Local librarian receives UW Distinguished Librarian Award | Dorothy Gross, consummate Edmonds volunteer, is 2018 Citizen of the Year | Follow-up: Where South Seattle College’s Pastry and Baking Arts program stands | San Juan Island kids disconnect for a week of screen-free fun >>
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