We work to promote academic and technical excellence among middle and high school students from low-income and BIPOC communities around Washington. We emphasize science and technology, critical thinking, collaboration, and problem-solving capabilities. We provide access to experiential learning and mentorship around STEM education, music, arts, and recreational programs. Since a healthy learner is a good learner, we incorporate a number of public health interventions proven to help prevent substance use, strengthen family relationships, and more.
