Don't Get Left
BEHIND
EMPOWERING THE FUTURE
An energy plan for the next generation
Co-designing training opportunities and skill development by leveraging industry insights.
8-12th grade student-centered learning tools aligned to local economic opportunities.
Collaboratively planning regional talent ecosystems driven by real cleantech job data.
Hands-on supports to deploy K-12 education, training, and on-the-job learning.
Career Pathway Development Process
Defined by Industry
- Job data and career profiles linked to real employers and projects
- DACUM process pinpoints in-demand skills with industry input
National Standards Alignment
- Robust linkages to state and national K-12 standards (NGSS, ACTE, Common Core)
- Industry-recognized credentials integrated into training design
College Credit Alignment
- Close collaboration with local 2- and 4-year degree programs
- Emphasis on dual enrollment opportunities
Career Preparation Experience
- On-the-job learning through connections to internships, apprenticeships, and job shadowing
- Co-designing opportunities on real job sites with regional cleantech employers
STEM EDUCATION
Resources for all courses are available to download by educators. We provide comprehensive materials to engage with your students and get them connected with the course cirriculum.
Building the future with the help of OUR partners
The REVIT program is a partnership among Lewis County Transit, Centralia College, Centralia School District, and Chehalis School District, with support from the Pacific Northwest Center of Excellence for Clean Energy.
Recent Updates
Program Sustainability
RESOURCES
- Resources housed both on this site and in the premier curriculum clearinghouse for use by teachers nationally at no cost @ Sprocket
- Developed by the Lucas Education Research and curated by EduCurious.org
STANDARDS
- Curriculum aligned to national standards used across all states
- Each course generates additional federal CTE funding for schools
- Presentations throughout the year at national conferences beginning summer 2024
ACCREDITATION
- Preparatory Courses can generate accredited college-level credits through Centralia College
SKILLS-BASED
- Skills acquired defined by Hydrogen-related industries
- Courses include many EV infrastructure-related skills
PARTNERSHIP
- Partnership with higher education, labor, industry, government organizations and public K-12 school districts
