Education

Our vision

We work to ensure all young people in Washington state have access to the opportunities they need to design the future they want.

We're guided by what students want

Our students have big aspirations. They want to
continue their education after high school.

Regional Initiatives

We work with the local schools, colleges, and organizations that know their communities best.

Limitless learning network

Limitless brings together 26 local partnerships to share best practices and develop strategies that help students successfully transition from high school to college, apprenticeships, and career training programs.

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Horizons regional grant program

Four regional partnerships across Washington are developing local solutions that expand proven programs to help more students explore and pursue postsecondary pathways.

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Statewide initiatives

We ground our work in evidence, helping launch and grow programs that are proven to help students pursue college and career pathways.

Education roundtable

We convene a diverse group of students, teachers, district and state education leaders, and nonprofit leaders working to advance solutions that help more students find successful pathways after high school.

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Dual credit expansion

We're working to ensure all students have access to dual credit programs that help them earn college credit while in high school—at little or no cost—and put them on a pathway to a postsecondary credential.

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FAFSA/WASFA completion

Our partners help students and families complete financial aid applications—the essential first step to accessing Washington's need-based financial aid, which is among the most generous in the nation.

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High-quality advising

We support efforts to ensure every student has consistent access to trained counselors and advisors who help them explore college and career options.

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Public school options

Every student deserves a public education that puts them on a path to a successful future. Washington’s charter schools provide another public school option for families and students.

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