WSPTA has compiled information and resources for parents and educators as we cope with the realities of COVID-19. 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 benefits and 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.
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Region 2 – Protect Your PTA
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/region-2-protect-your-pta-tickets-132444223237 How do you protect your PTA? This is an opportunity to bring all your insurance questions about coverage, how to evaluate coverage, and how to differentiate between a PTA and school event. AIM CEO, Elgin Allen, and Washington State PTA Executive Director, Andrew Estep, will…
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WSPTA Reflections Entries Due
Reflections page The due date for Reflections entries to be received by the WSPTA Reflections committee for councils and non-council local PTAs: January 22, 2021 View the website for submission details.
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PTA and the Law Webinar
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/washington-state-pta-pta-and-the-law-webinar-tickets-118541788681 PTA and the Law is a vital training for your entire board. Learn about state and federal rules and regulations for running a nonprofit corporation. All Washington State PTA trainings and events are for PTA officers, board members, committee chairs, and interested members only.
View Event DetailsTransparency and Engagement with Meeting Summaries
Governance. Powered by PTA. PTAs strive to involve their members and communities in the work of PTA and often post meeting minutes online to be transparent and increase engagement. Unfortunately, posting meeting minutes is risky. Instead, encourage PTAs to post meeting summaries online! What is the difference between meeting…
Read More2021 Focus on Advocacy – January 11 Report
Legislative session opens January 11 Prepared by Marie Sullivan, WSPTA Legislative Consultant, legconsultant@wastatepta.org When the 67th legislature meets for business January 11, it may be the only day in this 105-day session when legislators are meeting in person, in Olympia, at the State Capitol. Due…
Read MoreJanuary Checklist for Running Your PTA
Governance. Powered by PTA. Washington State PTA understands that PTAs are working through the realities we are all living under during this unprecedented time. The following list outlines the things that a PTA, as a nonprofit corporation, should be doing at this time under normal circumstances. It is…
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