WASA provides ongoing, in-depth professional learning opportunities for every member.
Members benefit from a supportive community of professional leaders working to provide and sustain a positive impact on legislative and community leaders.
WASA believes the commitment of resources to the education and welfare of children is an investment in quality of our future.
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March 22 | Puyallup PSESD and WASA's Women in Leadership luncheon will provide opportunities to feed your mind, body and soul as you learn from panels of business and educational leaders and interact with your colleagues.
March 20 & 21 | Wenatchee Registration is now open for WASA's Spring Conference for Small School Leaders! Join this year's event Curiosity and Compassion: Leading for Change with speakers Erik Shonstrom and Mona Johnson.
February 26–27 | Olympia We are excited to announce that Spokane Public Schools will share an overview to develop a district strategic plan. This will include a discussion on strategies to authentically involve students, staff, and families in identifying priorities and spec
March 1 | Virtual In this hour, we will focus on Gail Ghere, of the TIES Center, Ten Dimensions of Belonging and consider what you see, hear and feel when you are in a school where the culture is one of inclusiveness and belonging. A reflection tool that helps to stru
May 4, May 18, & June 1 | Virtual Join us for an amazing book study featuring the book The Lighthouse Effect by Steve Pemberton. Steve will be the opening speaker at this year’s WASA/AWSP Summer Conference in Spokane in June! Three one-hour sessions will introduce you to a book that
Jun 25–27 | Spokane Shine a light on the accomplishments of the 2022–23 school year. Sessions will focus on innovation, inclusion belonging, effective teams, social emotional learning, culture, systems, operations, and academic success.
March 6, 7, & 9 | Various locations Move from talking about equity to implementing equity through organizational design with a systems approach.
There's still time to register! Instructional leaders, this is for you.
Throughout the 2023 Legislative Session, Assistant Executive Director Dan Steele will be posting short, informative podcast episodes on a regular basis. This podcast focuses on key legislative issues to keep WASA members informed of hot topics and emerging conversations in Olympia.
Listen to the most recent podcasts directly below.
Also listen to Previous episodes
The 2023 Session is 1/5 of the way to Sine Die on April 23. Priority K–12 legislation continues to move, while we continue to deal with some negative issues, too.
The 2023 Legislature is moving quickly. Education priority bills--and bills of concern--are already on the move.
Legislators are already moving quickly to hear and advance bills--including some key K–12 issues.
Jan. 9 is the first day of the 2023 Session. The engagement process for this session is reviewed.
Washington Association of School Administrators
WASA is committed to the development of quality education through professional leadership.
Members benefit from a supportive community of professional leaders working to provide and sustain a positive impact on legislative and community leaders to meet the demands of school administrators in Washington State.
WASA offers four flexible Membership options.
Learn more or become a member.
WASA thanks our Corporate Partners. Their support of our organization enables us to provide valuable professional development opportunities. Many of our corporate partners engage in local community and school activities and programs. Their commitment to youth is appreciated.