In recognition of Native American Heritage Month, we’re excited to share some of the important work being conducted in the Northwest region and beyond to promote...
Education Northwest’s board of directors announced that it has unanimously chosen Patty Wood as the organization’s chief executive officer. “After a national search,...
As we observe Hispanic Heritage Month, we are deeply inspired by the five Latinx educators who are sharing their stories with us in 2019. This year, we profile a...
Education Northwest, a Portland-based not-for-profit organization, proudly announces the addition of Jeff Strickler as chief operating officer. Strickler will oversee...
Oregon educators, parents and other partners: Add your email address to this Oregon Department of Education feedback page to receive updates on the rollout of Tribal...
Rachel Ellenwood is one of two new 2019 recipients of Education Northwest’s Steven R. Nelson Native Educator Scholarship . Now in its third year, the scholarship...
Payton Bordley is one of two new 2019 recipients of Education Northwest’s Steven R. Nelson Native Educator Scholarship . Now in its third year, the scholarship...
According to Karen Martin, a teacher and instructional coach in Alaska, the Northwest Rural Innovation and Student Engagement (NW RISE) Network builds connections...
To celebrate Black History Month, we recognize the accomplishments of nine leaders and role models from the Pacific Northwest connected to our public schools, higher...
In the 2015–16 school year, one in three Oregon public high school students participated in some form of accelerated learning—dual credit, direct enrollment, Advanced...
Given the Northwest’s geography and population, schools and stakeholders require unique strategies to collaboratively address challenges. Creating educator networks...
Throughout May, we are exploring educator networks and collaboratives as a powerful strategy for building community and deepening the learning and engagement of both...
Preparing students for their next steps in life is at the core of every high school’s mission. We're featuring programs and practices that help educators empower...
At West Valley School District in Yakima, Washington, relevance rules. Put another way, the district prioritizes “career and college preparedness,” says...
In March 2018, we featured programs and practices that help educators engage English learners with compelling, grade-appropriate language and content on our blog,...
Many areas of the country, including the Northwest, are facing severe teacher shortages. In February we took a close look at how education stakeholders in our region...
Black History Month is a celebration of achievements by African Americans and a time for recognizing their role in U.S. history. For 2018, Education Northwest is...
Here is a sampling of the research-based resources and conversations we shared: Stopping the Spread of Math Anxiety Math anxiety goes a lot deeper than simply...
Education Northwest can work with you to ensure your SEL programs and teacher trainings are successful and evidence based. We can also help you make sense of your...
Community college students who transfer to four-year universities have low rates of bachelor’s degree completion. To spur new thinking about how to address this...
We are deeply inspired by the seven people we are honoring as we observe Hispanic Heritage Month. This year, we are focusing on people who are doing meaningful work...
Dr. Ethel Simon-McWilliams, a strong advocate for children and educational equity, died July 12, 2017. She joined Education Northwest (then known as the Northwest...
The experience of Springdale Elementary School in eastern Washington proves that school improvement is a process for schools learning to improve—not something done to...
“Changing the Conversation,” a new case study brief from Education Northwest , looks at Highline Public Schools’ participation in the Road Map Project (a cradle-to-...
What role can researchers play in closing achievement gaps and expanding equitable outcomes for students? We posed that question to Caitlin Scott, one of six...
