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STEM PartnershipProgress Report

Wednesday Nov. 5, 2014

Port Gardner Rotary

Science, Technology, Engineering and Math

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• To succeed in college, work and life, students must integrate and apply technical and core academic knowledge.

• In addition to mastering core academic subjects, students must learn to• Think critically• Communicate

effectively• Problem solve• Collaborate

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STEM Center – objectives and outcomes• Reach out to community to recruit industry

and community partners committed to STEM and 21st century skill implementation

• Align K-12 and post-secondary pathways to STEM careers

• Develop and launch K-12 curricula aligned to community STEM needs

• Design and foster internship and externship opportunities

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Thanks to those making this possible

STEM Center funders• The Boeing Company• City of Everett • Everett Public Schools

Foundation• Frontier Communications• Providence Health and

Services

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Thanks to those making this possible

STEM Center partnersWashington Alliance for Better

Schools (WABS)Institute for Systems BiologyWashington Green SchoolsWorkforce SnohomishEconomic Alliance Snohomish

CountyAviation Technical Services

(ATS)Everett Community CollegeWashington FIRST RoboticsCollege Success Foundation

Aerospace Joint Apprenticeship Committee (AJAC)

ATSMRO AeroCenter of Excellence for

AerospacePuget PREverett ClinicTECT AerospaceIndustrial MassageCenturyLinkCarbon AerospaceASCO Design USA

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• Engineering is Elementary launched in all first- through fifth-grade classrooms

• All middle and high school teachers trained for in Next Generation Science Standards

• Biotech launched at all three high schools

• Computer science atall three high schools

• Robotics at all threehigh schools

Science

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• Central Sound Science and Engineering Fair

• Washington State Science and Engineering Fair

• National Junior Science and Humanities Symposium in Washington, D.C.

• International Sustainable World (Energy, Engineering, Environment) – I-SWEEP Science Olympiad

• Genius Olympiad: June 16-20, 2014

Indria Rayala“Seeing stu

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• Robotics classes at each high school.• Robotics clubs at each middle school and

at seven elementary schools

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Technology and math

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Monday, Oct. 20 Everett Clinic partnership

17 teachers toured Everett Clinic, met with medical staff and planned ways that medical science can be incorporated into classrooms

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From the Snohomish County PUDStaff Newsletter

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• Employer/Educator Partnerships

How might you and your business partner with the district to create opportunities for experiences that will help students succeed in learning, work, and life?

• Ensuring Student Success

How can we collaborate in ways that fosteropportunities for all students to graduate STEM literate?

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