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High School And Beyond Planning

High School and Beyond Planning in Peninsula

The High School and Beyond Plan (HSBP) is a graduation requirement in Washington State, designed to help students connect their high school experiences with future career and educational goals. In the Peninsula School District, we will transition from Naviance to utilize SchooLinks, a comprehensive platform that streamlines the HSBP process, providing students and families with the tools necessary for effective planning and goal setting.

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Overview of HSBP Requirements

The HSBP is a personalized plan that guides students through high school and prepares them for post-secondary endeavors. Key components include:

  • Career Interest Assessments: Helping students identify potential career paths based on their interests and strengths.

  • Educational Goals: Setting short-term and long-term academic objectives.

  • Four-Year Course Plan: Mapping out high school courses to meet graduation requirements and align with career and educational aspirations.

  • Resume and Activity Log: Documenting extracurricular activities, work experience, and achievements.

Timeline: Start in 7th Grade, Refine Through High School

  • 7th–8th Grade: Introduction to the HSBP process begins with career exploration and initial goal setting.

  • 9th–10th Grade: Students develop and refine their four-year course plans, aligning them with evolving interests and goals.

  • 11th–12th Grade: Focus shifts to post-secondary planning, including college applications, vocational training, or workforce entry, with continuous updates to the HSBP.

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SchooLinks: Our NEW High School and Beyond Planning Tool

SchooLinks is the Peninsula School District's new platform for High School and Beyond planning, replacing Naviance with modern, user-friendly tools. This innovative system helps students in grades 7–12 explore careers, set goals, create four-year course plans, and prepare for college, technical school, or the workforce. With features like career assessments, resume building, and college research tools, SchooLinks empowers students to take charge of their future, with support from families and counselors. Ready to plan your student’s success?

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OSPI High School and Beyond Plan (HSBP) FAQ

The High School and Beyond Plan (HSBP) is a Washington State graduation requirement, helping students connect their education to future goals. This FAQ provides clear answers about the HSBP’s purpose, components, and how it supports career and academic planning. Key topics include: - What the HSBP is and why it’s required. - How students develop career goals and course plans. - Steps for preparing for life after high school, including college or career pathways. For detailed answers, visit the OSPI HSBP FAQ.

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Ready WA: Supporting Families and Students for Success

Ready WA provides resources and tools to help Washington families and students navigate education and career pathways. With a focus on preparation for life after high school, Ready WA offers guidance on college, career planning, and how to meet state graduation requirements. Key resources include: - Support for High School and Beyond planning. - Tips for exploring college and career options. - Tools to help families stay informed and engaged in their student’s journey. Explore these helpful guides and more at Ready WA.

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SchooLinks Integration

SchooLinks is an intuitive platform that enhances the HSBP experience by offering:

  • Interactive Career Assessments: Engaging tools to help students discover suitable career options.

  • Academic Planning: Features that allow students to create and adjust their course schedules in line with their goals.

  • College and Career Exploration: Resources for researching colleges, vocational programs, and career opportunities.

  • Portfolio Building: Sections for students to compile resumes, track extracurricular activities, and record achievements.

 

Learn more about SchooLinks by clicking here!

I’m a student. What can the High School and Beyond Plan do for me?

School is a busy time, and keeping track of everything can be overwhelming. The High School and Beyond Plan can help you choose classes and get involved in activities to discover and prepare for possible jobs that would be a good fit for your interests. Whether you have a clear picture of your future career or if you have many career aspirations, a little planning in high school can go a long way toward getting you ready for future careers. If you have no idea what your future looks like, that’s okay! The Plan process can help you explore, learn about yourself, and give you ideas. It’s also okay if you change your mind over time as you grow and try new things. 

I’m a parent or guardian. How should I be involved with my child’s Plan process?

Regularly reviewing and updating the Plan with your child throughout middle and high school is one step you can take. Check in with your student about their Plan regularly – consider asking if you can see it and what your child is doing now to meet their goals. Use this tool to support conversations with your student about their plans after high school. For more information: talk with your student’s teachers and school counselor, look at your school district’s website, and connect with community organizations you trust.

I’m a teacher. What is my role with the High School and Beyond Plan?

All school staff can play a role in supporting students on their education-to-career path. Use your students’ High School and Beyond Plans to understand their interests, and with these contexts in mind, you’ll be able to engage them more deeply with what they are learning in class and help them picture how it could apply to their future. When students feel anxious about the future or think school is not for them, the Plan process can provide a sense of hope and motivation. Seeing a tangible future ahead that is fulfilling and meaningful can improve students’ wellbeing and engagement in school and in life. 

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INTERESTED IN JOINING THE MILITARY?

Why join the military?

Many choose to enlist because of their patriotism and a sense of duty. Joining the military also provides job training and economic stability. There is pay and benefits, travel opportunities, and educational opportunities. You must be a U.S. Citizen or a resident alien to enlist. 

During your freshman and sophomore year: 

  1. Research different military branches and career opportunities. 
  2. Attend a college and career fair at your high school. Check the calendar for upcoming events. 
  3. Make sure you are on the path toward graduation. 
  4. Start planning CTE courses that align with your chosen military career path. Meet with your counselor to learn more. 
  5. Consider joining the NJROTC program. 

During your junior and senior years: 

  1. Continue your research. 
  2. Attend the college and career fair at your high school. Check the calendar for upcoming events. 
  3. Meet with a local military recruiter. 
  4. Take the ASVAB both years. Sign up Here.
  5. Speak with your counselor about joining a college ROTC program.

In your senior year:

  1. Enlist with your local recruiter after you turn 17. 
  2. Pass a Military Entrance Processing Station (MEPS) medical exam. 

Want to find an apprenticeship?

An apprenticeship is a combination of on-the-job training and classroom instruction, all under the supervision of a journey-level professional. Apprentices are paid while they learn and are a stepping stone into a trade career. Apprentices who graduate from a state-registered program receive professional credentials that are recognized nationwide. 

Find an apprenticeship preparation program: 

ANEW Pre-Apprenticeship Construction Education (PACE)
ANEW Training Facility
808 Washington Ave. No., Kent, WA 98032
Phone: 206-381-1384
Email: info@anewcareer.org		 ANEW Trades Rotation Program (TRP)
Women and Nonbinary
ANEW Training Facility
808 Washington Ave. No., Kent, WA 98032
Phone: 206-381-1384
Email: info@anewcareer.org
Cement Masons and Plasterers Apprenticeship Preparation Program
PO Box 81044
Seattle, WA 98108
Contact: Linda Riggs
Operations Manager
Phone: 206-762-9286
Email: concretetraining@trowelout.org		 Computing For All Pre-Apprenticeship Program
1311 108th Ave. NE
Bellevue, WA 98004
Contact: Ritu Bahl, Executive Director
Phone: 425-890-3502
Email: ritu@computingforall.org
Construction Trades Apprenticeship Preparation (CTAP)
Department of Corrections/State Board of Community and Technical Colleges		 Edmonds College Construction Trades Pre-Apprenticeship
3008 100th St. SW
Everett, WA 98204
Phone: 425-267-5777
Email: Sheila.dersham@edmonds.edu
Federal Way Public Schools
33330 8th Ave. S.
Federal Way, WA 98003
Phone: 253-391-3584
Email: cegglest@fwps.org		 FTINW Painters and Allied Trades Veterans Program
6770 East Marginal Way S., Bldg E. Ste. 102
Seattle, WA 98108
Contact: Chris Winters, Tribal/Military/Labor Specialist
Phone: 206-762-8332
Email: chris@iupatdc5.org
Website link: https://www.ftinw.org/
Green River Community College Carpentry Technology Program
Carpentry Technology Program Lead Instructor and Program Coordinator
Green River Community College
12401 SE 320th St. MS/TI
Auburn, WA 98002-3699
Contact: Glen D. Martin
Phone: 253-833-9111 Ext: 4208
Email: gmartin@greenriver.edu
Website:		 Head Start to Construction
Phone: 509-319-4141
Website:
Interlake High School Building Industry Technology – Core Plus Construction Pre-Apprenticeship Program
12011 NE 1st St.
Bellevue, WA 98005
Contact: Marilyn Henselmen, CTE Director Bellevue School District
Phone: 425-456-4186
Email: henselmanm@bsd405.org		 Iron Workers #86 Pre-Apprenticeship Program
4550 S. 134th Place
Tukwila, WA 98168
Contact: James Owens
Apprenticeship Coordinator
Phone: 206-244-2993
Email: james@iw86appr.org
IUPAT Job Corps Pre-Apprenticeship Programs
7320 Parkway Drive
Hanover, MD 210-76
Contact: James Purdy, NW Regional Field Coordinator
Phone: 410-564-5870
Email: jpurdy@iupat.org		 Longview School District Apprenticeship Preparation Program
2715 Lilac Street
Longview, WA 98632
Phone: 360-575-7810
Fax: 360-575-7231
Jill Diehl, Executive Director
Email: jdiehl@longview.k12.wa.us
Machinists Institute Career Accelerator (MICA)
9125 15th Place
Seattle, WA 98108
Contact: Sue Bradshaw, Director of Finance & Student Services
Phone: 206-331-4648
Email: sue.bradshaw@machinistsinstitute.org		 Manufacturing Academy - AJAC
Aerospace Joint Apprenticeship Committee (AJAC)
8605 S. 212th Street
Kent, WA 98031
Contact: John Manning, Manufacturing Academy Program Manager
Phone: 425-625-6837
Email: jmanning@ajactraining.org
Mailing address: P.O. Box 80727,
Seattle, WA 98108
Website:
NEWTECH Skill Center
Spokane Public Schools
4141 N. Regal Street
Spokane, WA 99207
Contact: Suzanne Gretch, Career and Pre-Apprenticeship Coordinator
Phone: 509-354-7479 or 509-496-7684
Email: suzanneg@spokaneschools.org
Website:		 NEWTech Energy and Power Pre-Apprenticeship Program
4141 N. Regal St.
Spokane, WA 99207
Phone: 509-534-4872
Email: suzanneg@spokaneshools.org
Northwest Carpenters Institute Pre-Apprenticeship Program
20424 72nd Ave. S
Kent, WA 98032
Contact: Paula Resa
Program Coordinator
Phone: 253-312-0231
Email: presa@nwci.org		 Palmer Pathways Prep
PO Box 7119
Tacoma, WA 98417
Contact: Jonathan Jackson, Executive Director
Email: jjackson@palmerscholars.org
Website:
Perry Technical Institute Agricultural & Diesel Equipment Technology (AET) Program
2011 W. Washington Ave
Yakima, WA 98903
Contact: Jason Lamiquiz, Associate Dean of Education
Phone: 509-453-0374
Email: jason.lamiquiz@perrytech.edu
Website:
Additional information: Perry Technical Institute is a nonprofit technical school.		 Perry Technical Institute Construction Program
2011 W. Washington Ave
Yakima, WA 98903
Contact: Darin Peters, Department Head - Construction Program
Phone: 509-453-0374
Email: darin.peters@perrytech.edu
Website:
Additional information: Perry Technical Institute is a nonprofit technical school.
Perry Technical Institute Electrical Technology Program
2011 W. Washington Ave
Yakima, WA 98903
Contact: Adam Rieker, Department Head – Electrical Technology
Phone: 509-453-0374
Email: adam.rieker@perrytech.edu
Website:
Additional information: Perry Technical Institute is a nonprofit technical school.		 Perry Technical Institute Welding Program
2011 W. Washington Ave
Yakima, WA 98903
Contact: Scott Hamway, Department Head - Welding Technology
Phone: 509-453-0737 or 509-895-5883 (main line)
Email: scott.hamway@perrytech.edu
Website:
Additional information: Perry Technical Institute is a nonprofit technical school.
Pierce County Skills Center (PCSC) Construction Trades Program}
16117 Canyon Rd. E
Puyallup, WA 98375
Contact: Michelle Ledbetter, Director
Phone: 253-800-4800
Email: mledbetter@bethelsd.org
Website:
Additional Information: The Pierce County Skills Center serves high school juniors and seniors in Pierce County.		 Pre-Apprenticeship Carpentry Training – PACT
Wood Technology Center - PACT, Seattle Colleges
2310 S. Lane St.
Seattle, WA 98144
Contact: Jerry Jordan, Director
Phone: 206-934-5460 or 206-934-4951
Email: woodtech.central@seattlecolleges.edu
Pre-Employment Preparation Program (PEPP)
2907 W. Sharp
Spokane, WA 99201
Contact: Judith Gilmore, Program Manager
Phone: 509-327-5041
Email: judithg@comcast.net		 Regional Apprenticeship Pathways (RAP)
4220 80th St. NE
Marysville, WA 98270
Contact: Anne Carnell
Phone: 360-965-0035
Email: anne_carnell@msvl.k12.wa.us
Seattle Conservation Corps
7727 63rd Ave NE Suite 201
Seattle, WA 98115
Email: Sloan.Whitaker@seattle.gov
Email: Rebecca.Burt@seattle.gov
Website:		 Second Chance: Pre-Apprenticeship Carpentry Training (PACT)
Spokane Home Builders Association
5813 E. 4th Ave. Suite 201
Spokane Valley, WA 99212
Contact: Kim Waseca-Love, Director
Phone: 509-532-4990
Email: kimw@shba.com
Website:
Skilled Trades Preparation
Spokane Community College Apprenticeship Center
1810 N Greene St MS 1080
Spokane, WA 99217
Phone: 509-533-4600
Email: abeinquiry@scc.spokane.edu
Website:		 Sno-Isle TECH Skills Center Aerospace Apprenticeship Preparation Program
12822 SE 32nd Street Suite 200
Bellevue, WA 98005
Phone: 425-348-2249
Email: allenwr@mukilteo.wednet.edu
TLG Learning IT Pre-Apprenticeship Program
Nancy Gale
Phone: 425-460-2200
Website:		 TERO Vocational Training Center (TVTC)
11224 34th St NE Bldg. 16-368
Tulalip, WA 98271
William Burchett, Coordinator, 360-716-4744
Lisa Telford, Family Career Navigator, 360-716-4760
Tri Cities Apprenticeship Preparation Program
5929 W. Metaline Ave.
Kennewick, WA 99336
Phone: 509-222-7300
Email: lisa.mckinney@ksd.org		 Western Washington Masonry Trades Pre-Apprenticeship Program
6737 Corson Ave. S., Bldg. D-115
Seattle, WA 98108
Contact: Lowell Glodowski, Training Coordinator
Phone: 206-768-8333
Email: teammasonry@nwmasonrytraining.org
Mailing Address: PO Box 80763,
Seattle, WA 98018
Website:
Youthbuild - Seattle
YouthCare
6737 Corson Ave. S., Bldg. B
Seattle, WA 98108
Contact: Jamie Rose Pinilla-O’Dea (she/her, they/them), Program Manager
Phone: 206-310-7423
Email: Jamie.pinilla-odea@youthcare.org
Website:
Additional information: This is a 6-month pre-apprenticeship program.		 YouthBuild-Spokane
NEWESD 101
2424 E Riverside Avenue
Spokane, WA 99202
Contact: Julie Stern, Program Assistant
Phone: 509-789-3708
Email:
Youthbuild Tacoma
Goodwill Olympics & Rainier Region
714 S. 27th St.
Tacoma, WA 98409
Phone: 253-573-6510
Email: YouthBuild@goodwillwa.org
Website:		 Washington State Department of Labor & Industries Apprenticeship Section
P.O. Box 44530
Olympia, WA 98504-4530
Phone: 360-902-5320
Email: apprentice@lni.wa.gov
Tacoma Water Apprenticeship Training Program
Tacoma Public Utilities
3628 South 35th Street
Tacoma, WA 98409
Email: sshepard@cityoftacoma.org
Website:		 Tacoma Power Apprenticeships
Tacoma Public Utilities
3628 South 35th Street
Tacoma, WA 98409
Email: TPowerTraining@cityoftacoma.org
Website:

 

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  • TAKE A VIRTUAL CAMPUS TOUR!

  • INTERESTED IN JOINING THE MILITARY?

    Why join the military?

    Many choose to enlist because of their patriotism and a sense of duty. Joining the military also provides job training and economic stability. There is pay and benefits, travel opportunities, and educational opportunities. You must be a U.S. Citizen or a resident alien to enlist. 

    During your freshman and sophomore year: 

    1. Research different military branches and career opportunities. 
    2. Attend a college and career fair at your high school. Check the calendar for upcoming events. 
    3. Make sure you are on the path toward graduation. 
    4. Start planning CTE courses that align with your chosen military career path. Meet with your counselor to learn more. 
    5. Consider joining the NJROTC program. 

    During your junior and senior years: 

    1. Continue your research. 
    2. Attend the college and career fair at your high school. Check the calendar for upcoming events. 
    3. Meet with a local military recruiter. 
    4. Take the ASVAB both years. Sign up Here.
    5. Speak with your counselor about joining a college ROTC program.

    In your senior year:

    1. Enlist with your local recruiter after you turn 17. 
    2. Pass a Military Entrance Processing Station (MEPS) medical exam. 

  • Want to find an apprenticeship?

    An apprenticeship is a combination of on-the-job training and classroom instruction, all under the supervision of a journey-level professional. Apprentices are paid while they learn and are a stepping stone into a trade career. Apprentices who graduate from a state-registered program receive professional credentials that are recognized nationwide. 

    Find an apprenticeship preparation program: 

    ANEW Pre-Apprenticeship Construction Education (PACE)
    ANEW Training Facility
    808 Washington Ave. No., Kent, WA 98032
    Phone: 206-381-1384
    Email: info@anewcareer.org    		 ANEW Trades Rotation Program (TRP)
    Women and Nonbinary
    ANEW Training Facility
    808 Washington Ave. No., Kent, WA 98032
    Phone: 206-381-1384
    Email: info@anewcareer.org
    Cement Masons and Plasterers Apprenticeship Preparation Program
    PO Box 81044
    Seattle, WA 98108
    Contact: Linda Riggs
    Operations Manager
    Phone: 206-762-9286
    Email: concretetraining@trowelout.org    		 Computing For All Pre-Apprenticeship Program
    1311 108th Ave. NE
    Bellevue, WA 98004
    Contact: Ritu Bahl, Executive Director
    Phone: 425-890-3502
    Email: ritu@computingforall.org
    Construction Trades Apprenticeship Preparation (CTAP)
    Department of Corrections/State Board of Community and Technical Colleges    		 Edmonds College Construction Trades Pre-Apprenticeship
    3008 100th St. SW
    Everett, WA 98204
    Phone: 425-267-5777
    Email: Sheila.dersham@edmonds.edu
    Federal Way Public Schools
    33330 8th Ave. S.
    Federal Way, WA 98003
    Phone: 253-391-3584
    Email: cegglest@fwps.org    		 FTINW Painters and Allied Trades Veterans Program
    6770 East Marginal Way S., Bldg E. Ste. 102
    Seattle, WA 98108
    Contact: Chris Winters, Tribal/Military/Labor Specialist
    Phone: 206-762-8332
    Email: chris@iupatdc5.org
    Website link: https://www.ftinw.org/
    Green River Community College Carpentry Technology Program
    Carpentry Technology Program Lead Instructor and Program Coordinator
    Green River Community College
    12401 SE 320th St. MS/TI
    Auburn, WA 98002-3699
    Contact: Glen D. Martin
    Phone: 253-833-9111 Ext: 4208
    Email: gmartin@greenriver.edu
    Website:    		 Head Start to Construction
    Phone: 509-319-4141
    Website:
    Interlake High School Building Industry Technology – Core Plus Construction Pre-Apprenticeship Program
    12011 NE 1st St.
    Bellevue, WA 98005
    Contact: Marilyn Henselmen, CTE Director Bellevue School District
    Phone: 425-456-4186
    Email: henselmanm@bsd405.org    		 Iron Workers #86 Pre-Apprenticeship Program
    4550 S. 134th Place
    Tukwila, WA 98168
    Contact: James Owens
    Apprenticeship Coordinator
    Phone: 206-244-2993
    Email: james@iw86appr.org
    IUPAT Job Corps Pre-Apprenticeship Programs
    7320 Parkway Drive
    Hanover, MD 210-76
    Contact: James Purdy, NW Regional Field Coordinator
    Phone: 410-564-5870
    Email: jpurdy@iupat.org    		 Longview School District Apprenticeship Preparation Program
    2715 Lilac Street
    Longview, WA 98632
    Phone: 360-575-7810
    Fax: 360-575-7231
    Jill Diehl, Executive Director
    Email: jdiehl@longview.k12.wa.us
    Machinists Institute Career Accelerator (MICA)
    9125 15th Place
    Seattle, WA 98108
    Contact: Sue Bradshaw, Director of Finance & Student Services
    Phone: 206-331-4648
    Email: sue.bradshaw@machinistsinstitute.org    		 Manufacturing Academy - AJAC
    Aerospace Joint Apprenticeship Committee (AJAC)
    8605 S. 212th Street
    Kent, WA 98031
    Contact: John Manning, Manufacturing Academy Program Manager
    Phone: 425-625-6837
    Email: jmanning@ajactraining.org
    Mailing address: P.O. Box 80727,
    Seattle, WA 98108
    Website:
    NEWTECH Skill Center
    Spokane Public Schools
    4141 N. Regal Street
    Spokane, WA 99207
    Contact: Suzanne Gretch, Career and Pre-Apprenticeship Coordinator
    Phone: 509-354-7479 or 509-496-7684
    Email: suzanneg@spokaneschools.org
    Website:    		 NEWTech Energy and Power Pre-Apprenticeship Program
    4141 N. Regal St.
    Spokane, WA 99207
    Phone: 509-534-4872
    Email: suzanneg@spokaneshools.org
    Northwest Carpenters Institute Pre-Apprenticeship Program
    20424 72nd Ave. S
    Kent, WA 98032
    Contact: Paula Resa
    Program Coordinator
    Phone: 253-312-0231
    Email: presa@nwci.org    		 Palmer Pathways Prep
    PO Box 7119
    Tacoma, WA 98417
    Contact: Jonathan Jackson, Executive Director
    Email: jjackson@palmerscholars.org
    Website:
    Perry Technical Institute Agricultural & Diesel Equipment Technology (AET) Program
    2011 W. Washington Ave
    Yakima, WA 98903
    Contact: Jason Lamiquiz, Associate Dean of Education
    Phone: 509-453-0374
    Email: jason.lamiquiz@perrytech.edu
    Website:
    Additional information: Perry Technical Institute is a nonprofit technical school.    		 Perry Technical Institute Construction Program
    2011 W. Washington Ave
    Yakima, WA 98903
    Contact: Darin Peters, Department Head - Construction Program
    Phone: 509-453-0374
    Email: darin.peters@perrytech.edu
    Website:
    Additional information: Perry Technical Institute is a nonprofit technical school.
    Perry Technical Institute Electrical Technology Program
    2011 W. Washington Ave
    Yakima, WA 98903
    Contact: Adam Rieker, Department Head – Electrical Technology
    Phone: 509-453-0374
    Email: adam.rieker@perrytech.edu
    Website:
    Additional information: Perry Technical Institute is a nonprofit technical school.    		 Perry Technical Institute Welding Program
    2011 W. Washington Ave
    Yakima, WA 98903
    Contact: Scott Hamway, Department Head - Welding Technology
    Phone: 509-453-0737 or 509-895-5883 (main line)
    Email: scott.hamway@perrytech.edu
    Website:
    Additional information: Perry Technical Institute is a nonprofit technical school.
    Pierce County Skills Center (PCSC) Construction Trades Program}
    16117 Canyon Rd. E
    Puyallup, WA 98375
    Contact: Michelle Ledbetter, Director
    Phone: 253-800-4800
    Email: mledbetter@bethelsd.org
    Website:
    Additional Information: The Pierce County Skills Center serves high school juniors and seniors in Pierce County.    		 Pre-Apprenticeship Carpentry Training – PACT
    Wood Technology Center - PACT, Seattle Colleges
    2310 S. Lane St.
    Seattle, WA 98144
    Contact: Jerry Jordan, Director
    Phone: 206-934-5460 or 206-934-4951
    Email: woodtech.central@seattlecolleges.edu
    Pre-Employment Preparation Program (PEPP)
    2907 W. Sharp
    Spokane, WA 99201
    Contact: Judith Gilmore, Program Manager
    Phone: 509-327-5041
    Email: judithg@comcast.net    		 Regional Apprenticeship Pathways (RAP)
    4220 80th St. NE
    Marysville, WA 98270
    Contact: Anne Carnell
    Phone: 360-965-0035
    Email: anne_carnell@msvl.k12.wa.us
    Seattle Conservation Corps
    7727 63rd Ave NE Suite 201
    Seattle, WA 98115
    Email: Sloan.Whitaker@seattle.gov
    Email: Rebecca.Burt@seattle.gov
    Website:    		 Second Chance: Pre-Apprenticeship Carpentry Training (PACT)
    Spokane Home Builders Association
    5813 E. 4th Ave. Suite 201
    Spokane Valley, WA 99212
    Contact: Kim Waseca-Love, Director
    Phone: 509-532-4990
    Email: kimw@shba.com
    Website:
    Skilled Trades Preparation
    Spokane Community College Apprenticeship Center
    1810 N Greene St MS 1080
    Spokane, WA 99217
    Phone: 509-533-4600
    Email: abeinquiry@scc.spokane.edu
    Website:    		 Sno-Isle TECH Skills Center Aerospace Apprenticeship Preparation Program
    12822 SE 32nd Street Suite 200
    Bellevue, WA 98005
    Phone: 425-348-2249
    Email: allenwr@mukilteo.wednet.edu
    TLG Learning IT Pre-Apprenticeship Program
    Nancy Gale
    Phone: 425-460-2200
    Website:    		 TERO Vocational Training Center (TVTC)
    11224 34th St NE Bldg. 16-368
    Tulalip, WA 98271
    William Burchett, Coordinator, 360-716-4744
    Lisa Telford, Family Career Navigator, 360-716-4760
    Tri Cities Apprenticeship Preparation Program
    5929 W. Metaline Ave.
    Kennewick, WA 99336
    Phone: 509-222-7300
    Email: lisa.mckinney@ksd.org    		 Western Washington Masonry Trades Pre-Apprenticeship Program
    6737 Corson Ave. S., Bldg. D-115
    Seattle, WA 98108
    Contact: Lowell Glodowski, Training Coordinator
    Phone: 206-768-8333
    Email: teammasonry@nwmasonrytraining.org
    Mailing Address: PO Box 80763,
    Seattle, WA 98018
    Website:
    Youthbuild - Seattle
    YouthCare
    6737 Corson Ave. S., Bldg. B
    Seattle, WA 98108
    Contact: Jamie Rose Pinilla-O’Dea (she/her, they/them), Program Manager
    Phone: 206-310-7423
    Email: Jamie.pinilla-odea@youthcare.org
    Website:
    Additional information: This is a 6-month pre-apprenticeship program.    		 YouthBuild-Spokane
    NEWESD 101
    2424 E Riverside Avenue
    Spokane, WA 99202
    Contact: Julie Stern, Program Assistant
    Phone: 509-789-3708
    Email:
    Youthbuild Tacoma
    Goodwill Olympics & Rainier Region
    714 S. 27th St.
    Tacoma, WA 98409
    Phone: 253-573-6510
    Email: YouthBuild@goodwillwa.org
    Website:    		 Washington State Department of Labor & Industries Apprenticeship Section
    P.O. Box 44530
    Olympia, WA 98504-4530
    Phone: 360-902-5320
    Email: apprentice@lni.wa.gov
    Tacoma Water Apprenticeship Training Program
    Tacoma Public Utilities
    3628 South 35th Street
    Tacoma, WA 98409
    Email: sshepard@cityoftacoma.org
    Website:    		 Tacoma Power Apprenticeships
    Tacoma Public Utilities
    3628 South 35th Street
    Tacoma, WA 98409
    Email: TPowerTraining@cityoftacoma.org
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