Communities Served
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Central Washington
Currently, Junior Achievement in the Central region of Washington State provides programs to approximately 4,458 students. JA CW offers both traditional in-school programs in grades K-12 and JA Job Shadows.
Currently, Junior Achievement in the Central region of Washington State provides programs to approximately 4,458 students. JA CW offers both traditional in-school programs in grades K-12 and JA Job Shadows.
Eastern Washington/Northern Idaho
Junior Achievement in the Spokane area was established in 1953 under the name JA of the Inland Northwest. In 2013, they joined JA of Washington, as JA Eastern Washington/Northern Idaho. Currently, approximately 5,546 students are served are offered traditional in-school and virtual programs in grades K-12.
Junior Achievement in the Spokane area was established in 1953 under the name JA of the Inland Northwest. In 2013, they joined JA of Washington, as JA Eastern Washington/Northern Idaho. Currently, approximately 5,546 students are served are offered traditional in-school and virtual programs in grades K-12.
King County/Seattle
Junior Achievement in Seattle, the Eastside, and the King County metro area of Washington State launched its very first programs in 1953. Currently, JA King serves approximately 4,570 students, offering traditional in-school and virtual programs for K-12 students. In 2005, the JA Education Center in Auburn opened its doors, providing JA’s highest impact programs, JA Finance Park® and JA BizTown®, to students throughout Western Washington.
Junior Achievement in Seattle, the Eastside, and the King County metro area of Washington State launched its very first programs in 1953. Currently, JA King serves approximately 4,570 students, offering traditional in-school and virtual programs for K-12 students. In 2005, the JA Education Center in Auburn opened its doors, providing JA’s highest impact programs, JA Finance Park® and JA BizTown®, to students throughout Western Washington.
Northern Washington Region
Junior Achievement in Northern Washington serves approximately 4,734 students in Northern Washington. JA NorWa offers in-school programs for grades K-12 and JA Job Shadows. Junior Achievement in Northern Washington serves students in Snohomish, Whatcom, Island, Skagit, and San Juan Counties.
Junior Achievement in Northern Washington serves approximately 4,734 students in Northern Washington. JA NorWa offers in-school programs for grades K-12 and JA Job Shadows. Junior Achievement in Northern Washington serves students in Snohomish, Whatcom, Island, Skagit, and San Juan Counties.
South Puget Sound Region
Junior Achievement in the South Puget Sound inspires and prepares students in Pierce, Thurston, South King County, and beyond. Currently, JA SPS serves approximately 8,909 students with traditional in-school and virtual programs for K-12 students. In 2005, the JA Education Center in Auburn opened its doors, providing JA’s highest impact programs, JA Finance Park® and JA BizTown®, to students throughout Western Washington.
Junior Achievement in the South Puget Sound inspires and prepares students in Pierce, Thurston, South King County, and beyond. Currently, JA SPS serves approximately 8,909 students with traditional in-school and virtual programs for K-12 students. In 2005, the JA Education Center in Auburn opened its doors, providing JA’s highest impact programs, JA Finance Park® and JA BizTown®, to students throughout Western Washington.
Southeastern Washington
Junior Achievement in the Southeastern region of Washington State launched its first programs in 1987. Currently, approximately 7,020 students are served by JA SEWA, offering traditional in-school and virtual programs for grades K-12, and events such as the JA Titan Challenge.
Junior Achievement in the Southeastern region of Washington State launched its first programs in 1987. Currently, approximately 7,020 students are served by JA SEWA, offering traditional in-school and virtual programs for grades K-12, and events such as the JA Titan Challenge.
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