Oak Harbor Schools: Rooted in Involvement, Belonging
Oak Harbor Public Schools board members don’t put on their nametags every other Monday night and coast through the school board meetings. Rather, they…
Washington State School Directors’ Association
Empowering School Directors to Champion Student Success
How WSSDA Empowers School Directors
Get a bird’s eye view of our annual cycle of events and opportunities for professional learning, networking, and legislative advocacy.
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Services for School Directors
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Committees & Groups
Elected, advisory, and other groups in WSSDA mean there are many ways to pursue what interests you. -
Professional Development
We’re a national leader in research and professional learning with a growing catalog of options.
Make Your Voice Heard
Gain support, resources, and special opportunities to amplify your school board’s advocacy voice.
WSSDA is the place where school directors can find professional development and training opportunities, network, and learn how to best advocate for the needs of the students in their districts.
To Network, Learn, and Advocate
These core WSSDA events happen each year and provide valuable networking, advocacy, and professional learning experiences for school board members.
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Every Voice at General Assembly Helps Shape What Comes Next for WSSDA Advocacy
WSSDA’s General Assembly is one of the most important school board events of the year, and the opportunities to engage before, during, and after…
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What Salmon Teach Us About School Communication
From left: Curtis Campbell, WSPRA Past President, Tove Tupper, APR, Chief Communications Officer for Highline School District, and Jessica McCartney, WSPRA President. In January,…
