Middle and High School Virtual Teacher Training. The course is designed to engage students in learning how decisions are made while considering tradeoffs and stakeholders. Students learn about various forms of energy production and formulate which form of energy best meets the needs for Dakota Brown, a fictitious environmental engineer looking to relocate to a new state.

Science in Our Valley seminars run every Wednesday starting September 28 and ending November 16. All events are free and open to the public at the WSU Tree Fruit Research & Extension Center (1100 N Western Ave, Wenatchee) from 4pm to 5pm. Prior registration is not required to attend these events.

The College & Career Expos are great events for high school students, college students, and recent graduates! At the event educators and local industry professionals come together to introduce students to work experiences that engage, train and inspire them for the 21st-century workforce that is in demand by regional employers.

This workshop is designed to provide teachers with a foundational understanding of ADI instructional materials and the ADI way of teaching. We provide content and grade-level specific instructional materials for the teachers and model how to use them during the workshops.

The College & Career Expos are great events for high school students, college students, and recent graduates! At the event educators and local industry professionals come together to introduce students to work experiences that engage, train and inspire them for the 21st-century workforce that is in demand by regional employers.

Space for all Early Learning partners to come together and discuss enrollment processes, systems communication, and family involvement

Science in Our Valley seminars run every Wednesday starting September 28 and ending November 16. All events are free and open to the public at the WSU Tree Fruit Research & Extension Center (1100 N Western Ave, Wenatchee) from 4pm to 5pm. Prior registration is not required to attend these events.

Join the NCESD for monthly virtual regional cohort meetings for special education elementary teachers. This is a place for K-6 resources and life skills educators to learn, ask questions, connect, and share resources with other teachers in the North Central Washington region.

Join the NCESD for monthly virtual regional cohort meetings for special education secondary teachers.

Science in Our Valley seminars run every Wednesday starting September 28 and ending November 16. All events are free and open to the public at the WSU Tree Fruit Research & Extension Center (1100 N Western Ave, Wenatchee) from 4pm to 5pm. Prior registration is not required to attend these events.

This 3-part series will provide opportunities for school and district administrators & attendance professionals to network, share resources, identify and overcome systemic barriers and plan for sustainability of attendance and reengagement efforts.