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The Seattle Skills Center is a free program in Seattle Public Schools that prepares students for careers, college, and life. The Skills Center provides advanced Career and Technical Education (CTE) courses that give students options to continue to career-focused learning in four-year colleges, earn post-secondary certification, or join the work force right out of high school. Through these courses, students can develop skills needed for careers in health and human services, science and technology, automotive technology, construction trades, culinary arts, maritime vessel operations, and much more.

On February 6, the first of three regional arts festivals took place at Chief Sealth International High School to highlight arts programs and arts learning in our schools, featuring student art and performances from all grade levels. The Southwest Regional Arts festival is part of The Creative Advantage, Seattle Public Schools’ initiative to expand equitable access to arts learning for every student in partnership with the Seattle Office of Arts and Culture, Seattle Foundation, and arts partners.