"Equity in science education requires that all students are provided with equitable opportunities to learn science and become engaged in science and engineering practices; with access to quality space, equipment, and teachers to support and motivate that learning and engagement; and adequate time spent on science.  In addition, the issue of connecting to students’ interests and experiences is particularly important for broadening participation in science."

NRC, A Framework for K-12 Science Education, p. 28

OSPI Science
Access important documents for WA Science Assessment and Practice Item for the Washington Comprehensive Assessment of Science (WCAS)

Washington State LASER
Resources for Teachers, Administrators, and Professional Development Providers

Washington STEM
Information about why STEM education is important for our students and our state.  Find out about career-connected learning.

Washington Science Teachers Association (WSTA)
Find out about WSTA Conferences and professional learning events