Seattle Public Schools
National Arts in Education Week is a time to celebrate the creativity, imagination, and self-expression that arts education brings to our schools. 🎨
The arts help students connect, collaborate, and see the world from different perspectives. They are an important part of a well-rounded education and help create engaging learning experiences for all students.
Thank you to our students, educators, and staff who make the arts a vibrant part of Seattle Public Schools every day.
#NationalArtsInEducationWeek #SeattlePublicSchools
National Arts in Education Week is a time to celebrate the creativity, imagination, and self-expression that arts education brings to our schools. 🎨
The arts help students connect, collaborate, and see the world from different perspectives. They are an important part of a well-rounded education and help create engaging learning experiences for all students.
Thank you to our students, educators, and staff who make the arts a vibrant part of Seattle Public Schools every day.
#NationalArtsInEducationWeek #SeattlePublicSchools
Pierce County Skills Center
Each year, PCSC honors and remembers the lives lost on September 11, 2001. This year’s remembrance was especially meaningful as we marked the 25th anniversary of the attacks on the World Trade Center.
Our Fire Science students led the entire school in a moving remembrance ceremony, sharing the significance of this day and honoring the incredible bravery and selflessness of first responders and everyday citizens who stepped forward to help others.
We are grateful to our Fire Science students for leading our school community in remembering, honoring, and never forgetting.
We remember. We honor. We will never forget.
Bethel School District Eatonville School District Fife Public Schools Franklin Pierce Schools Orting School District Steilacoom Historical School District No. 1 Sumner-Bonney Lake School District Tacoma Public Schools University Place School District White River School District
Each year, PCSC honors and remembers the lives lost on September 11, 2001. This year’s remembrance was especially meaningful as we marked the 25th anniversary of the attacks on the World Trade Center.
Our Fire Science students led the entire school in a moving remembrance ceremony, sharing the significance of this day and honoring the incredible bravery and selflessness of first responders and everyday citizens who stepped forward to help others.
We are grateful to our Fire Science students for leading our school community in remembering, honoring, and never forgetting.
We remember. We honor. We will never forget.
Bethel School District Eatonville School District Fife Public Schools Franklin Pierce Schools Orting School District Steilacoom Historical School District No. 1 Sumner-Bonney Lake School District Tacoma Public Schools University Place School District White River School District
Wenatchee School District 246
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In honor of 9/11 Wenatchee Valley Tech Fire Science students participated in a 9/11 Stair Climb in full turnout gear at Planet Fitness in tribute to first responders who risked their lives to save others. #honor #911 #firstresponders #WeAreWenatchee #Proud2BWSD #futureready #wenatcheeschools
@NEWTechPrep
Day 5 at NEWTech!
Our Sterile Tech students are already getting hands-on, learning how medical instruments and trays are properly prepared and wrapped as part of the sterilization process.
Day 5 at NEWTech!
Our Sterile Tech students are already getting hands-on, learning how medical instruments and trays are properly prepared and wrapped as part of the sterilization process.
@SpokaneValleyTech
Mrs. St. Pierre lead our all school flex session. Our students broke up in groups to talk about what our ideal school at Spokane Valley Tech looked like. It's an important topic because community is so important here, among other things.
We encourage families to ask students what they talked about in their small groups. We will be continuing this. Make sure you remember who your team members were or at least your group leader! 🏫🎒🍎✏️🌟
Congrats on making it through the first week at SVT, you're an Innovator now (if you weren't one already)! 💡
#schoollife #schooldays #SchoolCommunity #svt #cvsd #wearesvt
Mrs. St. Pierre lead our all school flex session. Our students broke up in groups to talk about what our ideal school at Spokane Valley Tech looked like. It's an important topic because community is so important here, among other things.
We encourage families to ask students what they talked about in their small groups. We will be continuing this. Make sure you remember who your team members were or at least your group leader! 🏫🎒🍎✏️🌟
Congrats on making it through the first week at SVT, you're an Innovator now (if you weren't one already)! 💡
#schoollife #schooldays #SchoolCommunity #svt #cvsd #wearesvt
Walla Walla Public Schools
A New Tradition Rings True: Wa-Hi Spirit Bell to Debut on 9/11 Remembrance Night
History will ring out at Blue Devil Stadium tonight as Walla Walla High School’s new Spirit Bell makes its public debut during the varsity football game against Lakeland High School of Rathdrum, Idaho.
Kickoff is at 7 p.m., and the game is free and open to the public. At halftime, first responders, active-duty military members, veterans and others who serve the public will be recognized in remembrance of the 25th anniversary of September 11, 2001.
The Spirit Bell has a history of its own. Walla Walla Public Schools received the historic bell last year from Walla Walla County Fire District 4. The bell originally served the Blue Creek School community before becoming part of the fire district’s history.
In August 1979, Walla Walla County Fire District 4 was officially deeded the site where Blue Creek School once stood. By 1980, the district had opened its first fire station up Mill Creek, now known as Station 45. The bell remained at the Mill Creek station for more than 40 years before Fire Chief John Golden offered it to Walla Walla Public Schools, giving the historic bell an opportunity for a new chapter.
That chapter began at SEATech, where students in the Advanced Welding and Manufacturing program took on the challenge of restoring the bell.
When it arrived, the bell was missing its striker. Students designed and fabricated a new one using steel available in the SEATech shop. They also designed and manufactured a custom trailer that allows the heavy bell to be safely and easily transported around Blue Devil Stadium for football games and special events.
Community partners also helped bring the project to life. Tom’s Cycle donated balloon-style tires for the trailer, helping support the substantial weight of the bell while protecting the stadium’s new track surface.
Now, decades after the bell had been last heard, it is ready to ring again. But this time, it will ring for Blue Devil pride.
Tonight’s first public ringing will launch a new tradition at Wa-Hi, one that connects the school’s past with its present, celebrates the craftsmanship of SEATech students and community partners, and gives generations of Blue Devils something new to rally around.
And on a night dedicated to remembering those who serve and those we lost on 9/11, the sound of the Spirit Bell will carry a little more meaning. We hope to see you at the game!
A New Tradition Rings True: Wa-Hi Spirit Bell to Debut on 9/11 Remembrance Night
History will ring out at Blue Devil Stadium tonight as Walla Walla High School’s new Spirit Bell makes its public debut during the varsity football game against Lakeland High School of Rathdrum, Idaho.
Kickoff is at 7 p.m., and the game is free and open to the public. At halftime, first responders, active-duty military members, veterans and others who serve the public will be recognized in remembrance of the 25th anniversary of September 11, 2001.
The Spirit Bell has a history of its own. Walla Walla Public Schools received the historic bell last year from Walla Walla County Fire District 4. The bell originally served the Blue Creek School community before becoming part of the fire district’s history.
In August 1979, Walla Walla County Fire District 4 was officially deeded the site where Blue Creek School once stood. By 1980, the district had opened its first fire station up Mill Creek, now known as Station 45. The bell remained at the Mill Creek station for more than 40 years before Fire Chief John Golden offered it to Walla Walla Public Schools, giving the historic bell an opportunity for a new chapter.
That chapter began at SEATech, where students in the Advanced Welding and Manufacturing program took on the challenge of restoring the bell.
When it arrived, the bell was missing its striker. Students designed and fabricated a new one using steel available in the SEATech shop. They also designed and manufactured a custom trailer that allows the heavy bell to be safely and easily transported around Blue Devil Stadium for football games and special events.
Community partners also helped bring the project to life. Tom’s Cycle donated balloon-style tires for the trailer, helping support the substantial weight of the bell while protecting the stadium’s new track surface.
Now, decades after the bell had been last heard, it is ready to ring again. But this time, it will ring for Blue Devil pride.
Tonight’s first public ringing will launch a new tradition at Wa-Hi, one that connects the school’s past with its present, celebrates the craftsmanship of SEATech students and community partners, and gives generations of Blue Devils something new to rally around.
And on a night dedicated to remembering those who serve and those we lost on 9/11, the sound of the Spirit Bell will carry a little more meaning. We hope to see you at the game!
Sno-Isle TECH Skills Center
On this Patriot Day we stand together and we remember.
We remember those who were brave and stood up as a true hero, those who saved lives, those who worked countless hours searching, and those who ultimately gave it all.
Many of us still remember where we were at this moment 25 years ago as if it was yesterday, and many of us have family or friends who were personally affected by this day. It is important that we take a moment today to remember and honor those who were involved in this tragic day.
We will always REMEMBER. We will NEVER FORGET. ♥️
On this Patriot Day we stand together and we remember.
We remember those who were brave and stood up as a true hero, those who saved lives, those who worked countless hours searching, and those who ultimately gave it all.
Many of us still remember where we were at this moment 25 years ago as if it was yesterday, and many of us have family or friends who were personally affected by this day. It is important that we take a moment today to remember and honor those who were involved in this tragic day.
We will always REMEMBER. We will NEVER FORGET. ♥️
🔨⚙️ Safety First at NCTA! ⚙️🔨
NCTA Core Plus Construction students are getting hands-on experience learning how to safely and correctly use power tools as they work toward their Tool Safety Certification! 🦺
Learning the right techniques, following safety procedures, and building confidence with the tools they’ll use in the field are all part of preparing our students for success in the construction industry.
Learn. Do. Lead. 💪🔨
#toolsafety #safetyfirst #handsontraining #NCTA #CorePlusConstruction
NCTA Core Plus Construction students are getting hands-on experience learning how to safely and correctly use power tools as they work toward their Tool Safety Certification! 🦺
Learning the right techniques, following safety procedures, and building confidence with the tools they’ll use in the field are all part of preparing our students for success in the construction industry.
Learn. Do. Lead. 💪🔨
#toolsafety #safetyfirst #handsontraining #NCTA #CorePlusConstruction
NEWTech Prep
A little competition makes learning even better. Students are working in teams to safely carry a ladder, lock it into place, and climb it properly. Building safety, teamwork, and technique along the way.
NEWTech Prep
Just a typical Friday at NEWTech.
Students learning how to turn wrenches, build with their hands, care for patients, solve problems, work safely, communicate with a team, and master skills that have value well beyond a classroom.
Some lessons happen at a desk. Others happen around a hospital bed, under a vehicle, at a workbench, in a commercial kitchen, in a salon or in a computer lab.
The common denominator is simple: an industry expert who knows how to do the work is teaching someone who wants to learn how to do it.
That’s Career and Technical Education.
And around here, that’s just Friday.
Just a typical Friday at NEWTech.
Students learning how to turn wrenches, build with their hands, care for patients, solve problems, work safely, communicate with a team, and master skills that have value well beyond a classroom.
Some lessons happen at a desk. Others happen around a hospital bed, under a vehicle, at a workbench, in a commercial kitchen, in a salon or in a computer lab.
The common denominator is simple: an industry expert who knows how to do the work is teaching someone who wants to learn how to do it.
That’s Career and Technical Education.
And around here, that’s just Friday.
Moses Lake Firefighters and City of Moses Lake Fire Department ·
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We would like to first start off by saying thank you to everybody who attended the ceremony this morning at Civic Park.
To all the departments within the City of Moses Lake and Grant County that helped make this event happen we say thank you. There was a lot of moving parts and we couldn’t have done it without you.
To the community members of Moses Lake, thank you for your support and being a part of something that will forever be heavy in our hearts. Without your support throughout the community, we would not be able to make this happen.
25 years ago, on September 11, 2001, our nation experienced one of the darkest days in its history. Nearly 3,000 people lost their lives, including 343 FDNY firefighters, 23 NYPD officers, and 37 Port Authority Police officers. Thousands of first responders and ordinary citizens demonstrated extraordinary courage in the face of unimaginable tragedy.
Today, we gathered not only to remember those who were lost, but to honor the courage, sacrifice, and unity that followed.
As the years pass, our commitment remains the same: we will remember their names, their sacrifice, and the events of that day.
Thank you to everyone who helped us ensure their memory continues for future generations.
Your Moses Lake Firefighters
Did you know?!? @New Market Skills Center
NEWTech Prep
Flu shots are coming to NEWTech!
Our Pharmacy Technician students are hosting a flu shot clinic on Friday, October 2, from 9:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m. in Room 211.
Bring your ID and insurance card. Students under 18 will also need a permission slip.
Scan the QR code on the flyer for details
Flu shots are coming to NEWTech!
Our Pharmacy Technician students are hosting a flu shot clinic on Friday, October 2, from 9:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m. in Room 211.
Bring your ID and insurance card. Students under 18 will also need a permission slip.
Scan the QR code on the flyer for details
West Sound Technical Skills Center is with Rep. Emily Randall and Bela Kovacs.
Congresswoman Emily Randall stopped by WST to tour and thank our Laborer’s Union members for building such a beautiful school. Representative Randall was instrumental in securing our initial funding and our continued funding for Phase 2. Thank you so much Representative Randall for visiting us today! #levelup #levelupatwst Rep. Emily Randall
Congresswoman Emily Randall stopped by WST to tour and thank our Laborer’s Union members for building such a beautiful school. Representative Randall was instrumental in securing our initial funding and our continued funding for Phase 2. Thank you so much Representative Randall for visiting us today! #levelup #levelupatwst Rep. Emily Randall
🔨 NEW NCTA PARTNERSHIP | BUILDING SKILLS. BUILDING COMMUNITY.
Northwest Career & Technical Academy is excited to announce a new partnership with Skagit Habitat for Humanity!
Through this partnership, NCTA students will have new opportunities to connect classroom learning with hands-on experiences that strengthen our local community.
We are especially excited that three NCTA students in our TPAP Construction Program will have the opportunity to participate in Women Build in La Conner. Women Build is designed to encourage more women to explore and feel confident in the skilled trades. Participants work alongside construction professionals, Habitat homebuyers and experienced volunteers while helping build a home for a local family.
No previous construction experience is required. It is about learning, working together and discovering what is possible when you are willing to pick up a tool and give it a try.
Additional NCTA students who are 18+, as well as staff and families, are also encouraged to participate in Women Build.
A huge thank you to Skagit Habitat for Humanity for welcoming NCTA students and helping us create more pathways from high school into the skilled trades.
LEARN. DO. LEAD.
#NCTA #SkagitHabitatForHumanity #WomenBuild #SkilledTrades #CareerConnectedLearning Women In Trades Building Futures in Skagit County
Northwest Career & Technical Academy is excited to announce a new partnership with Skagit Habitat for Humanity!
Through this partnership, NCTA students will have new opportunities to connect classroom learning with hands-on experiences that strengthen our local community.
We are especially excited that three NCTA students in our TPAP Construction Program will have the opportunity to participate in Women Build in La Conner. Women Build is designed to encourage more women to explore and feel confident in the skilled trades. Participants work alongside construction professionals, Habitat homebuyers and experienced volunteers while helping build a home for a local family.
No previous construction experience is required. It is about learning, working together and discovering what is possible when you are willing to pick up a tool and give it a try.
Additional NCTA students who are 18+, as well as staff and families, are also encouraged to participate in Women Build.
A huge thank you to Skagit Habitat for Humanity for welcoming NCTA students and helping us create more pathways from high school into the skilled trades.
LEARN. DO. LEAD.
#NCTA #SkagitHabitatForHumanity #WomenBuild #SkilledTrades #CareerConnectedLearning Women In Trades Building Futures in Skagit County
Sno-Isle TECH Skills Center
Come help us celebrate as we kick off our FIRST EVER comedy night fundraiser! Filled with comedy, networking, and fun auction opportunities!
This will be the first event of several as we approach our 50th anniversary! Did you know Sno-Isle TECH has been around 50 years, with our opening year being 1977!?
SAVE THE DATE, you don’t want to miss this night of fun! Alumni, business & community partners, parents and staff are all welcome to come support this incredible fundraising opportunity being held at APEX Everett. All funds raised will help our programs and students be as successful as possible. Follow our foundation page Sno-Isle Skills Center Foundation for more updates and events and we begin to celebrate our anniversary!
We cant wait to see you
Come help us celebrate as we kick off our FIRST EVER comedy night fundraiser! Filled with comedy, networking, and fun auction opportunities!
This will be the first event of several as we approach our 50th anniversary! Did you know Sno-Isle TECH has been around 50 years, with our opening year being 1977!?
SAVE THE DATE, you don’t want to miss this night of fun! Alumni, business & community partners, parents and staff are all welcome to come support this incredible fundraising opportunity being held at APEX Everett. All funds raised will help our programs and students be as successful as possible. Follow our foundation page Sno-Isle Skills Center Foundation for more updates and events and we begin to celebrate our anniversary!
We cant wait to see you
NEWTech Prep is at NEWTech Prep.
A little creativity, teamwork, and problem-solving before we get to the baking.
Our culinary students took on a spaghetti-and-marshmallow tower challenge; testing their ability to communicate and collaborate.
A little creativity, teamwork, and problem-solving before we get to the baking.
Our culinary students took on a spaghetti-and-marshmallow tower challenge; testing their ability to communicate and collaborate.
CBTECH
We are so proud to have Vince Bodenman as the first career firefighter to come from our CB Tech Fire Fighting program. Captain Tupen was excited to wish him well and thank him for his service to the Moses Lake community!
We are so proud to have Vince Bodenman as the first career firefighter to come from our CB Tech Fire Fighting program. Captain Tupen was excited to wish him well and thank him for his service to the Moses Lake community!
Cascadia Tech Academy
✨ Happy Labor Day Weekend! ✨
Wishing our students, families, staff, and community a safe and relaxing long weekend! ❤️💙
Take time to recharge, enjoy the sunshine ☀️, and celebrate the hard work that makes our communities strong. 💪🛠️
Enjoy the long weekend! 🎉
✨ Happy Labor Day Weekend! ✨
Wishing our students, families, staff, and community a safe and relaxing long weekend! ❤️💙
Take time to recharge, enjoy the sunshine ☀️, and celebrate the hard work that makes our communities strong. 💪🛠️
Enjoy the long weekend! 🎉
New Market Skills Center
FREE HAIRCUTS THROUGH SEPTEMBER!!! Our New Market Salon is having a special - call or email to book your appointment today!
FREE HAIRCUTS THROUGH SEPTEMBER!!! Our New Market Salon is having a special - call or email to book your appointment today!
