Social Equity in Education

We find and foster the amazing in every student.

Young people who want to succeed and thrive in an increasingly technological world must complete some type of postsecondary education. Whether they are pursuing an apprenticeship, a technical certification, or a 2-to-4-year academic degree, our programs prepare students to take advantage of opportunities to master the skills of collaboration, critical thinking and communication.

Ensuring that all students are ready for success in postsecondary education

Encouraging Spanish language acquisition

We believe America will be best served when we recognize the value of literacy and fluency in more than one world language. By identifying and supporting students who grow up in bilingual households and by helping them become fluent and literate in both languages, we are building future generations of skilled and globally-minded journalists, medical providers, lawyers, social service providers, teachers, translators and opinion leaders who are compelling, confident and multicultural communicators.
Washington State is currently a net importer of bachelor and graduate degree holders for the most desirable jobs in science, technology, engineering and math. We intend to change that. Over the past two decades, we have shown that students from all economic levels who are living in traditionally underserved rural communities throughout Washington can be prepared to compete for and succeed at these high-caliber jobs.

Supporting STEM readiness in young learners

Promoting and fostering literacy

We believe that the ability to read with confidence and comprehension is the key to learning. And learning is the key to success. Our thriving and successful literacy initiatives continue to pave the way for promising young learners to make lasting contributions to their communities and the world at large.
The world we live in has become multi-lingual and multicultural. We celebrate that trend with programs that prepare students to thrive in a complex and rapidly expanding global environment that encourages and rewards educated and motivated young people from a wide range of cultural backgrounds.

Celebrating global perspectives and cultural awareness

Altera: formerly Northwest Learning and Achievement Group

Formerly Northwest Learning and Achievement Group

Contact


P. O. Box 833
Wapato, Washington 98951

Office: 509-877-9906
Fax: 509-877-2288

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