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草榴社区's Nick Galati helps Mount Vernon students build microscope - and STEM interest - in summer college prep program | |||
Whatcom View: Mentors help students succeed in school, life | Many of us have been fortunate to have benefitted from the good advice of mentors in our lives 鈥 perhaps a supportive parent, relative or teacher. But for some, role models can be absent, not readily apparent or even negative. Years ago, when living in Green Bay, Wisconsin, I had a chance鈥 |
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Compass 2 Campus named top mentoring program | |||
Alumni mentors help low-income Seattleites | |||
Teachers for the future | Growing up, Mount Vernon High School counselor Juan Espinoza didn鈥檛 see a lot of teachers who looked like him. As a Latino student, he remembers seeing only one Latino teacher 鈥 but a lot of Latino custodians. |
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A fifth-grader鈥檚 guide to college | Fifth-graders from Washington Elementary School in Mount Vernon spent the day Tuesday not at their desks doing math problems or reading, but at college learning how to sew and design a costume. |
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900 fifth-graders visit Western to imagine college | |||
Compass 2 Campus needs faculty to present on tour day Oct. 22 | |||
Your vote could help Compass 2 Campus win $25,000 to help youth | |||
Housing-based mentoring hits home for low-income residents and volunteers | In the study room at Greenwood Public Library, Maggie (not her real name) who is 38 and lives in the nearby Cate Apartments, and Carrie Danielson, a 33 year-old Western Washington University graduate, chat and laugh like old friends. |