Inspiring Girls Now In Technology Evolution
Thursday, May 30, 2019 | Decatur HS and Thomas Jefferson HS at T-Mobile | by Renee N. On May 30th, we took 25 female students from Decatur and Thomas Jefferson High School in the Federal Way School District to
Tuesday, May 21, 2019 | Decatur High School at Moz | by Renee N. On May 21, Decatur High School brought a group of students to Moz in Seattle! When we arrive, we got a behind the scenes tour
On February 21, Decatur High School of Federal Way Public Schools was honored to spend the day with Deloite Digital! 25 of our diverse students from Decatur High School were welcomed by the amazing Deloitee team. We were greeted
December 7, 2018, Federal Way Public Schools’ Decatur High School hosted four amazing panelists. The panelists included Marta Smith from Amazon, Kelli Rodriguez from SkyKick, Rachel Pepple and Jaq Evans from ExtraHop. We had over 30 diverse scholars attend the event.
WOW! Thank you Lori Longthorne and your helpful and knowledgeable team at Alaska Airlines. Federal Way Public Schools, Decatur and Truman High Schools, are grateful for the experience you provided to nearly forty of our scholars. Your panelist were open
Thank you IGNITE for sending Federal Way Public Schools Decatur High School scholars to MOZ. Nearly 30 young ladies got the opportunity to work on real world problems with MOZ CEO Sarah Bird and some of her team members. They worked in small
Thomas Jefferson and Decatur High School scholars from Federal Way Public Schools got to spend the day at MOZ. The twenty young ladies were blown away by the amazing experience they had a MOZ. Ashlie gave the young ladies a
On March 30th 60 young women scholars from the Federal Way School Districts Decatur and Federal Way High Schools and Seattle schools visited Microsoft. They were lead in a coding lesson by Sweety Chauhan and other amazing Microsoft professional women
Decatur High School and IGNITE hosted a Women in Technology Panel. Over 30 diverse young women learned about careers in tech and the different paths each of our panelist took to obtain their career. Our panel consisted of engineers, coders
