Community Funding Engagement Chehalis Middle School has recently secured $2.1 million in grants from the Washington State Department of Commerce for climate and sustainability projects, highlighting opportunities to supply eco-friendly infrastructure, renewable energy solutions, or sustainability-focused educational materials and programs.

Educational Partnerships The collaboration with the University of Washington for a summer STEM camp demonstrates the school's openness to innovative educational initiatives, presenting a chance to offer advanced learning technologies, STEM equipment, or specialized training programs.

Technology Adoption With a tech stack including Adobe Creative Suite, Nginx, and DataTables, the school is actively utilizing digital tools which suggests potential for providing educational software, digital content creation tools, or infrastructure upgrades to enhance their existing technological capabilities.

Health and Safety Initiatives The launch of COVID-19 testing programs and health dashboards indicates a focus on health safety solutions, presenting opportunities for health monitoring systems, testing supplies, or health data management platforms tailored for school environments.

Financial Strategy and Growth While currently generating low revenue, the school district's involvement in large-scale grant programs and community projects signals potential for value-added offerings such as funding consultancy, educational program development, or infrastructure projects aligned with their strategic growth and sustainability goals.