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K-12 education programs

The King County Wastewater Treatment Division provides a variety of water education programs that support teachers, schools, and our communities.

Elementary school programs

Elementary school group, wearing safety gear, writing in notebooks and standing next to wastewater treatment pools.

Middle school programs

While sitting in a tall grass field, a teacher displays a plant identification card to students.

High school programs

An educator is pointing at a bottle with orange fluid while three high-school students are leaning in to observe.

Wheels to Water free buses

Education resources

A young child in a pink shirt (held by a parent) reaching out and touching an exhibit in the Brightwater Center

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Treatment Plant Tours

Learn how wastewater can be recycled into reusable water, energy, and nutrients for plants and soil. 

Internships and Career Exploration

Learn about our work and the jobs needed to protect water and human health by applying for an internship or attending a career event.

Education Resources

King County provides water education resources that help you learn or teach about our water systems.

How to Protect our Water

Find out how you can play an important role in keeping our water clean and abundant.
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