Learn about how schools and community partners are taking part in DiscoverU through our participant and volunteer spotlights.
Three Ways to Participate in DiscoverU
During DiscoverU Week, everyone can join in leading college and career activities that help students explore their futures.
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Lead Your Community at New Start High School
Ever wonder how schools and community-based organizations participate in DiscoverU Week? David Inglish of the Accelerator YMCA shares about an
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Flash Forward Friday with Truman Preschoolers
Ever wonder how schools and community-based organizations participate in DiscoverU Week? Shawnte Garrett, the college and career specialist at Federal
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DiscoverU Week fun at Mercy Housing
Ever wonder how schools and community-based organizations participate in DiscoverU Week? Allison Rodriguez, resident services coordinator at Appian Way Apartments,
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Community partners come together at Kentwood High School
Ever wonder how schools and community-based organizations participate in DiscoverU Week? Ulises Herrera of College Success Foundation shares how multiple
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Lead Your Community Day at Federal Way City Hall
Ever wonder how schools and community-based organizations participate in DiscoverU Week? Markese Walker-Brown, the experiential learning/internship coordinator at Communities in
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DiscoverHER: Womxn of Color Career Day at New Futures
Ever wonder how schools and community-based organizations participate in DiscoverU Week? Janell Jordan of Empowerherment describes an event they led
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College, Career, and Culture at Kentridge High School
Ever wonder how schools and community-based organizations participate in DiscoverU Week? Elly Mata, a College Prep Advisor at Kentridge High
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Centering Youth Voice in DiscoverU
College and career success expert Alejandra Pérez shares why she started the DiscoverU Student Design Team. Read why she thinks
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Lake Grove Elementary
Lake Grove Elementary School in Federal Way shows that it’s never too early for students to think about career goals
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