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K-12 Visions and Outcomes

Solving the education problems money can't fix

November 30, 2016, 6:30 PM, Town Hall

The success of The Seattle Times LiveWire event series continued with “K-12 visions and outcomes: Solving the education problems money can’t fix,” an enlightening forum about improving outcomes for Washington’s public school students to prepare them for graduation, college and the workforce.

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LiveWire: Education panelists offer their vision for state’s schools

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LiveWire panelist and President of the Washington Roundtable Steve Mullin; Communications Manager of Partnership for Learning Ingrid Stegemoeller; and LiveWire panelist and 2013 National Teacher of the Year Jeff Charbonneau from Zillah High School.

LiveWire panelist and President of the Washington Roundtable Steve Mullin; Communications Manager of Partnership for Learning Ingrid Stegemoeller; and LiveWire panelist and 2013 National Teacher of the Year Jeff Charbonneau from Zillah High School.

Senator Mark Schoesler (9th Legislative District) attended the event.

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Seattle Times Publisher & CEO Frank Blethen and LiveWire panelist Mia Tuan, Ph.D., Dean of the University of Washington College of Education.

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LiveWire panelist and President of the Washington Roundtable Steve Mullin; Communications Manager of Partnership for Learning Ingrid Stegemoeller; Mark Funk of Mark Funk Public Affairs and Sara Garrettson, Director of Communications for Washington Roundtable.

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Superintendent of Spokane Public Schools Shelley Redinger, Ph.D., and Superintendent of Highline Public Schools Susan Enfield, Ed. D.

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Principal PM Manager at Microsoft Alfred Andre; Co-founder of the Raikes Foundation Jeff Raikes; Seattle Times Publisher & CEO Frank Blethen; and Seattle Times Deputy Managing Editor, Audience and Initiatives, Sharon Chan.

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Lisa Wellman, Senator-elect of the 41st District.

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Communications Officer of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Anne Martens and Seattle Times Engagement Editor Dahlia Bazzaz.

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Martin Siegel, Swedish Hospital; Bobbe Bridge, former Washington State Supreme Court Judge and founder of Center for Children & Youth Justice; and Mimi Siegel, Executive Director, Kindering Center.

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President and Chief Legal Officer of Microsoft, Brad Smith, introduced the program.

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(L to R) The LiveWire panel, moderator Michael Fancher, former Executive Editor of The Seattle Times; Susan Enfield, Ed.D., Superintendent for Highline Public Schools; Washington State Senator Steve Litzow; Shelley Redinger, Ph.D., Superintendent of Spokane Public Schools; Washington State Representative Eric Pettigrew; Mia Tuan, Ph.D., Dean of the University of Washington College of Education; Steve Mullin, President of the Washington Roundtable; Jeff Charbonneau, 2013 National Teacher of the Year, Zillah High School; moderator Kate Riley, Editorial Page Editor of The Seattle Times.

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Panelist Rep. Eric Pettigrew, with Shelley Redinger, Ph.D., and Mia Tuan, Ph.D.

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Panelist Jeff Charbonneau, with Steve Mullin and Kate Riley.

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(L to R) Moderator Michael Fancher; Susan Enfield, Ed.D.; Sen. Steve Litzow; and Shelley Redinger, Ph.D.

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An audience of nearly 600 people attended the event.

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Panelists and audience members continued the conversation after the official event was over.

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What people are saying

Students not born in the U.S., but raised in Washington, are Washingtonians. They deserve equitable access to education.

Steve Litzow, Washington State Senator

We must do everything within our power to ensure public education remains a powerful ladder to success for every child in Washington.

Eric Pettigrew, Washington State Representative

Teacher leadership should not have to be a choice between working with students and working for students.

Jeff Charbonneau, 2013 Teacher of the Year

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