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Closing the State Need Grant Gap Washington State’s successful student aid program – the State Need Grant – provides funding for low-and-middle income students to attend 65 higher education and career training institutions throughout the state. Currently this program serves more than 68,500 Washingtonians – but there is not enough funding to provide grants to about 18,000 additional eligible students. With 740,000 job openings projected over the next five years in our state, we must close this gap and fully fund the State Need Grant to help make sure that all Washington students have a chance at a postsecondary education – their future depends on it. 281 218 344 407 470 533 596 659 725 Number of students eligible but not served. Source: based on information provided by the Washington Student Achievement Council.
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Closing the State Need Grant Gap
Washington State’s successful student aid program – the State Need Grant – provides funding for low-and-middle income students
to attend 65 higher education and career training institutions throughout the state. Currently this program serves more than
68,500 Washingtonians – but there is not enough funding to provide grants to about 18,000 additional eligible students.
With 740,000 job openings projected over the next five years in our state, we must close this gap and fully fund the State Need
Grant to help make sure that all Washington students have a chance at a postsecondary education – their future depends on it.
281218 344 407 470 533 596 659 725
Number of students eligible but not served. Source: based on information provided by the Washington Student Achievement Council.
Closing the State Need Grant Gap
District 10Students Served: 893Eligible Students: 1,161Unserved: 23%
District 11Students Served: 1,560Eligible Students: 1,977Unserved: 21%
District 12Students Served: 1,739Eligible Students: 2,225Unserved: 22%
District 13Students Served: 2,063Eligible Students: 2,598Unserved: 21%
District 14Students Served: 1,743Eligible Students: 2,260Unserved: 23%
District 15Students Served: 2,363Eligible Students: 3,084Unserved: 23%
District 16 Students Served: 1,811Eligible Students: 2,232Unserved: 19%
District 17Students Served: 1,503Eligible Students: 1,949Unserved: 23%
District 18Students Served: 1,128Eligible Students: 1,471Unserved: 23%
District 19Students Served: 1,406Eligible Students: 1,806Unserved: 22%
District 20Students Served: 1,453Eligible Students: 1,766Unserved: 18%
District 21Students Served: 1,423Eligible Students: 1,849Unserved: 23%
District 22Students Served: 1,820Eligible Students: 2,437Unserved: 25%
District 23Students Served: 763Eligible Students: 1,036Unserved: 26%
District 24Students Served: 1,192Eligible Students: 1,434Unserved: 17%
District 25Students Served: 1,345Eligible Students: 1,819Unserved: 26%
District 1 Students Served: 925Eligible Students: 1,286Unserved: 28%
District 2Students Served: 1,390Eligible Students: 1,925Unserved: 28%
District 3Students Served: 2,244Eligible Students: 2,969Unserved: 24%
District 4Students Served: 1,698Eligible Students: 2,211Unserved: 23%
District 5Students Served: 578Eligible Students: 862Unserved: 33%
District 6Students Served: 2,011Eligible Students: 2,684Unserved: 25%
District 7Students Served: 1,251Eligible Students: 1,665Unserved: 25%
District 8Students Served: 1,349Eligible Students: 1,854Unserved: 27%
District 9Students Served: 1,913Eligible Students: 2,427Unserved: 21%
Districts 1 - 25
Closing the State Need Grant Gap
District 35Students Served: 949Eligible Students: 1,251Unserved: 24%
District 36Students Served: 591Eligible Students: 809Unserved: 27%
District 37Students Served: 1,923Eligible Students: 2,375Unserved: 19%
District 38Students Served: 1,156Eligible Students: 1,482Unserved: 22%
District 39Students Served: 910Eligible Students: 1,168Unserved: 22%
District 40Students Served: 1,826Eligible Students: 2,365Unserved: 23%
District 41Students Served: 542Eligible Students: 839Unserved: 35%
District 42Students Served: 2,142Eligible Students: 2,798Unserved: 23%
District 43Students Served: 1,032Eligible Students: 1,329Unserved: 22%
District 44Students Served: 848Eligible Students: 1,138Unserved: 25%
District 45Students Served: 636Eligible Students: 882Unserved: 28%
District 46 Students Served: 1,061Eligible Students: 1,448Unserved: 27%
District 47Students Served: 1,620Eligible Students: 2,072Unserved: 22%
District 48Students Served: 750Eligible Students: 1,074Unserved: 30%
District 49Students Served: 1,513Eligible Students: 1,931Unserved: 22%
District 26Students Served: 833Eligible Students: 1,148Unserved: 27%
District 27Students Served: 1,690Eligible Students: 2,176Unserved: 22%
District 28Students Served: 1,398Eligible Students: 1,912Unserved: 27%
District 29Students Served: 2,141Eligible Students: 2,742Unserved: 22%
District 30Students Served: 1,596Eligible Students: 2,008Unserved: 21%
District 31 Students Served: 983Eligible Students: 1,280Unserved: 23%
District 32Students Served: 1,524Eligible Students: 1,976Unserved: 23%
District 33Students Served: 1,625Eligible Students: 1,942Unserved: 16%
District 34Students Served: 1,158Eligible Students: 1,392Unserved: 17%
Districts 26 - 49
Source: based on information provided by the Washington Student Achievement Council.
