The Core Plus Aerospace curriculum is used by 44 high schools and skills centers across the state. More and more Washington students are being prepared for careers through hands-on learning.
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Core Plus Aerospace by the Numbers
1,300+
students enrolled
79%
of Core Plus Aerospace students in King County identify as people of color38%
of Core Plus Aerospace students in Pierce County identify as people of color19%
of Core Plus Aerospace students in Pierce County are female79%
of Core Plus Aerospace students in King County identify as people of color38%
of Core Plus Aerospace students in Pierce County identify as people of color19%
of Core Plus Aerospace students in Pierce County are female59%
of Core Plus Aerospace students attend a school with high enrollment in free or reduced lunch programs298,000
manufacturing employees in Washington in 2019, with an average annual compensation of $93,095.67 in 2018*44
partner high
schools and
skill centers
200+
hours of virtual content were developed to support remote instruction of Core Plus Aerospace
25
students participated in the first-ever Core Plus Aerospace virtual summer internship, hosted by Boeing
60
4
on-site teacher training sessions*
$900K
in grant funding went to 22 high schools and skill centers to support Core Plus Aerospace programs
Students have more options after graduation thanks to ATS and Sno-Isle Tech partnership.
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