WSSDA Board Offers Executive Director Position to Tricia Lubach
After a unanimous vote of the WSSDA Board of Directors on July 23, Tricia Lubach was offered the position of executive director of the…
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Top Three Principles of School Board Success
Recently, I spoke with a researcher who was writing a book on school board leadership. She asked me the top three things I wished…
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WSSDA Produces New Education Funding FAQ
The Washington school funding system is complex, and many previous attempts to explain it are lengthy and time-consuming to read. WSSDA designed this resource…
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Maximizing Your Board’s Effectiveness: WSSDA’s Toolkit for Summer Success
During summer, school is out, but board development is in! It’s similar to legislative advocacy; when the legislative session is over, everyone goes home,…
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WSSDA Welcomes Two New Staff Members
On June 17th, the Washington State School Directors’ Association (WSSDA) had two new staff members begin work. Heather Curl started a new position for…
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Commitment, empowerment, board development, and more in the latest issue of WSSDA Direct
The feature story of this issue showcases the Sumner-Bonney Lake School Board and district staff’s strong dedication to the promise they made to every…
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Register for the 2024 WSSDA Annual Conference
Looking for this year’s Annual Conference? This post covers the 2024 conference in Spokane. Registration and program details for the current conference are on…
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Perspective—WSSDA’s 2024 Conference Theme
The theme of WSSDA’s 2024 annual conference, “Perspective,” invites us to embark on a profound exploration of the many lenses through which we perceive…
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Improving the school finance system in Washington state: Why, when, and how?
Our state’s K-12 school system provides excellent educational opportunities for thousands of students, but not all students have equal access. Whether schools can offer…
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To Protect its Youth, a City Transforms Virtually Overnight
During the summer, most schools across the country stand silent at night while their students are on break. But in Tacoma Public Schools, when…