Region 5

Region 5 covers Bethel, Carbonado, Dieringer, Eatonville, Fife, Franklin Pierce, Orting, Puyallup, Sumner and White River school districts in Pierce County, the Morton School District in Lewis County, and the Enumclaw school district in King County (except Black Diamond).

Region 5 Region Service Committee

Region service committee members are volunteers who provide support to PTA leaders in the region. The function of the region service committee is to promote the purposes of WSPTA; to assist in carrying out service, training, and support to the local PTAs and councils within the region. The main responsibility of the committee is to coordinate leadership development opportunities for local PTAs and councils in the region through conferences, workshops, and other training opportunities. Anyone interested in helping out at the region level should contact the region director. Learn more here.

Washington State PTA is currently receiving and reviewing applications. Region service committee member names and contact information will be posted here once they are approved. In the meantime, you may email the region director.

Region 5 Director
Dianna Bailey

Region Advocacy Chair
Position open

Service Specialist – Communications
Position open

Service Specialist – Event Planning
Crystal Hartwell

Service Specialist – FACE/DEI
Position open

Service Specialist – Finance/Treasurer
Jenn Hoskinson

Service Specialist – Growth & Development
Position open

Service Specialist – memberplanet
Teresa Cosio

Service Specialist – Membership
Position open

Service Specialist – Programs
Dori Tate

Service Specialist – Reflections
Sue Foster

Service Specialist – Special Education
Natalie Allen

Bethel Area PTA Council 5.3 Representative
Teresa Cosio

Puyallup PTA Council 5.7 Representative
Chhunla McKeever

Council Representative – Non-council
Kylie Fossum

Find Your PTA

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Council Support

The functions of a council are to promote the purposes of WSPTA; to provide services, information, support, and leadership training for local PTAs in their area. Councils promote cooperation among local PTAs and encourage projects promoting children’s health, safety, welfare and/or education in the local PTAs and the community. Your Council Representative listed above can assist you, or put you in contact with a council volunteer or region service delivery team volunteer who can best provide the support you need.

Councils are comprised of each local PTA in their designated area as defined by their charter. The local PTA, as an entity, not the individual members, comprise the membership of the council. Councils are typically organized around a school district. However, other local PTAs may become members of councils with mutual consent.