Hi everyone! I’m hoping to get some advice from Washington teachers, especially anyone familiar with Special Education certification programs. I’m currently in Southern California and unexpectedly will be relocating to Washington in about 8 months because my partner received a job offer that was too good for us to pass up, with nearly double his current salary and a significantly better cost of living. We’ll most likely be living somewhere near the Seattle-Tacoma airport area. The timing is a little awkward because I actually just started a Special Education credential program here in California. I wasn’t expecting to move when I enrolled, but since I’m only in week two and the program is specifically designed for future California teachers, I decided to withdraw rather than continue investing time and money into a California-specific credential. I already have my bachelor’s degree and have experience working as a paraprofessional and substitute teacher at a Title I/low-income charter school, including working with ELL and special education students. I’ve also worked as a case manager and in nonprofit and Head Start programs serving low-income children and families. I definitely still want to pursue SPED teaching, so I’m trying to figure out the best path in Washington. Are there reputable online or mostly-online Washington certification programs that I could start while I’m still in California? Are there alternative-route programs where I could work in a school while completing my certification? Would you recommend starting a Washington program now or waiting until I actually relocate? I’d also really appreciate any recommendations for specific programs, alternative routes, or school districts in the Seattle/Tacoma area. If anyone has moved to Washington from another state or transitioned from para/sub work into SPED teaching, I’d love to hear about your experience. Thank you!
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Hi all, happy September! You may think it's early for asking about Halloween events, and perhaps it is, but I'm really excited for it this year. My birthday is around Halloween and I want to actually go do something fun in the Seattle area! Please give me some good recs for Halloween/birthday activities to do with friends :) I LOVED the Great Pumpkin Beer Fest when it was at the Seattle center a couple years ago, I heard last year was kinda mid 😭 please correct me if I'm wrong though, I would love to go again this year if it'll be actually fun!
California and New Jersey have both passed bills legalizing balcony solar and restricting municipalities from banning it. Who do we need to bribe influence in Olympia to make this happen here?
Been looking for one for a long time now but just wanted to see which ones are most reviewed. Preferably Japanese-style though!
Been looking for one for a long time now but just wanted to see which ones are most reviewed. Preferably Japanese-style though!
Been looking for one for a long time now but just wanted to see which ones are most reviewed. Preferably Japanese-style though!
Hey all! I run the video team for Dick's-A-Thon , a Seattle nonprofit event where runners do a marathon (or half, or 5K) route hitting every Dick's Drive-In location, eating a menu item at each stop. All net proceeds go to five Search & Rescue organizations and the Mountaineers Access Fund Scholarship. It started in honor of a friend named Ian and has grown into a genuinely fun, absurd, community-run event. I've been building out the video coverage for the past three years and I'm looking to grow the crew. I am looking for both shooters on race day (Oct 17) and editors who can help turn footage into short promo edits throughout the year. This is volunteer-based, but you'll get: Full access to raw footage for your reel Creative freedom on short-form edits A shoutout on our channels A genuinely fun, weird shoot (people are running to fast food in costumes, eating burgers, high-fiving strangers... it's a good time) If you're into event coverage, run/lifestyle content, or just want real reps behind a camera or in a timeline for a good cause, drop a comment or DM me. Happy to share past edits so you can see the vibe. Thank you!
anyone else wondered why it smells in random areas of the store? theres rat piss coating the floors. over a dozen rats eradicated over the weekend. CO being pumped into holes around the outside of the store. inhumane traps inside. disgusting and disappointing, on both a health and safety level and animal cruelty level.
hi! I'm starting grad school at UW and looking for a doggie daycare to send Annie (3 yrs old, mid size, shy with people but great with other dogs) when I have long days on campus and at work. I'm looking for an individual that runs a daycare out of their house rather than a corporate doggie daycare with lots of employees. Annie is shy and takes a few weeks to bond with a person, so new people everyday wouldn't be her jam. In our last city, we had a great doggie daycare person who kept 5-7 dogs in her backyard everyday and loaded them in a van to take them to the dog park. I'd love to find a similar situation, near campus or Fremont if possible! Can anyone point me in the right direction?
Hello all! I’m wondering if anyone else has experienced recent issues getting a hold of the UW Billing department. I’ve been navigating an insurance issue (wrong policy was billed) and haven’t been able to actually be connected with their billing department. I’ve called over a dozen times, and each time I am directed to request a call back after 7-10 minutes on hold. I’ve requested the call back and confirmed my phone number every time. I have still not received a call back. I’ve also sent emails and messages through MyChart without any responses. Any input is appreciated!