Well-informed, engaged parents make a difference for student success in school and beyond. At its heart, PTA is about connections and working together to support the health, well-being, and educational needs of all students.
Learn More.WSPTA teams up with businesses and associations that align with WSPTA’s mission and vision to serve the whole child by offering members special discounts. All Washington State PTA members can save money through these discounts.
Learn More.WSPTA is the oldest and the largest nonprofit grassroots children’s advocacy association in Washington state. Together we can strengthen our voice to improve the quality of our children’s health, welfare, safety, and education.
Learn More.Feb 16
Presidents’ Day – Office Closed
The WSPTA office will be closed in observance of Presidents’ Day.
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Leadership Service Awards Office Hours
Come learn how to fill out and apply for the Leadership Service Awards. Every WSPTA leader should apply for the Leadership Service Awards as a way to celebrate their work with WSPTA! This also looks good on your resume, and it is not hard to apply for. You receive pins…
View Event DetailsLearn More about the WSPTA Leadership Service Award
By: Betty Gibbins, WSPTA Leadership Service Award Committee Chair The Leadership Service Award celebrates PTA leaders who strengthen family engagement, support their local communities, and advance the mission of Washington State PTA. The program is structured across four levels, each reflecting a different sphere of leadership…
Read MoreWSPTA Membership Committee Brings You: Membership Mania, Every Member Counts!
By: Dianna Bailey, WSPTA Membership Director March is the perfect time to build momentum—and have a little fun while doing it! We’re excited to kick off March Membership Mania, a special opportunity to celebrate growth, recognize effort, and strengthen our collective voice for children. How March Membership Mania…
Read MoreHouse Finance Committee Exempts K-12 Schools from Sales Tax Extension
By Marie Sullivan, legconsultant@wastatepta.org As mentioned last week, February 4th was the first session cutoff, with hundreds of bills failing to pass out of policy committees in the chamber in which they started. Then it was a quick rush to the fiscal committee cutoff, which is…
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