Sno-Isle Tech News
Summer School Applications are open for all incoming 9th-12th grade students in Snohomish & South Island Counties. Applications are based on a “first come first served” basis until full! The following programs will be available for summer...
Welding and Metal Fabrication is in high demand. In 2016, over 400,000 welders were repairing and creating new products in the United States. Since then the welding industry has grown at a steady 6% year over year. The projected future of...
The Sno-Isle TECH Skills Center sits across the street from Boeing’s enormous Everett factory, where thousands of people build not only the 787 and the KC-46 tanker, but also the 747, 767 and 777. Wes Allen is director of the TECH Skills Center,...
Traditional colleges and universities may not be the best choice for everyone seeking a career path. Students may prefer to learn in an immersion program with hands on experience. There are many pathways to an education and career such as...
This year has been a major change in the way students are learning. Grade school, middle school, high school, and even into college, students are having to learn differently than before. Virtual distance learning was something only a few students...
According to the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics, the Nursing profession is projected to grow at 7 percent in the next 10 years. That is much faster than the average growth for other professions in healthcare and other industries. One of...
Dental Assisting is among the many careers in healthcare that are steadily growing and it doesn’t require endless years of school to become a professional. In fact, you could be considered a professional right out of high school. Sno-Isle TECH...
Virtual school is going to be a new experience for most students. They may have a taste of it during the Spring 2020 term, but most likely you didn’t set up a dedicated space for virtual learning. It was just supposed to be temporary until...
Sno-Isle Tech will have a full online curriculum for its 1,100 students starting Wednesday. Unlike other public schools in the county, the center also will offer in person classes. But not in the pre-COVID-19 way. In-person learning will be done in...
The landscape for schools has changed dramatically in the last six months, and virtual schools have become the only option for now, going into the new school year. No one knows how long it will last, but helping your student prepare for it is...