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Delegates
If you’re serving as your board’s delegate at the WSSDA General Assembly, use the information below to prepare and participate as effectively as possible. For 2025, delegates will need to use Zoom to speak and a web browser to request to speak, vote, or other actions. Technical Support and Tips…
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Apply for Candidacy in the 2025 WSSDA, State Board of Education and Educational Service District Elections
The candidate filing window for WSSDA, the State Board of Education, and Educational Service District elections is open from September 1-16, 2025. Open positions include WSSDA’s Legislative, Nominating, Resolutions, and Interscholastic Activities Committees. WSSDA president-elect and vice president positions are also open
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Caucus Week
Caucus Week concentrates networking opportunities for each group into a single week. Each caucus meeting, listed below, will provide attendees the opportunity to network, share thoughts about common interests and about topics related to the upcoming WSSDA General Assembly. The Zoom registration will be emailed to all school directors on…
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Contact Information
Verify your board’s contact information by checking below. If the information is not correct, please use this contact information form to provide the correct information. Note: This is a temporary webpage to support participation in General Assembly
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Non-Delegate Assembly Broadcast
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Critical, Important, or Discretionary? Understanding Model Policies and WSSDA’s New Way of Presenting Them
Download a PDF of this Article and Flowchart School boards are responsible for maintaining an up-to-date policy manual. To help boards prioritize where they direct their attention, the Washington State School Directors’ Association (WSSDA) has updated its classification of model policies. WSSDA’s model policies have always fallen into three categories
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Part-Time Administrative Assistant
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Spotlight on Progress: Grandview, Spokane, Tacoma and More
The latest issue of Direct magazine is filled with inspiring stories from school districts around Washington state that are putting students first. Plus, find out about the challenges brought up by the 2025 legislative session, WSSDA’s activities “in the field” and more! Explore past issues of WSSDA’s Direct magazine.
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A Toolkit for Legislative Impact
This toolkit is for anyone involved in educational advocacy, including school board members, administrators, and community advocates supporting policy development at various levels. You’ll find valuable tools, insights, and strategies to boost your legislative impact. Whether you are from a small rural district or a large urban one, and whether…
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2025 WSSDA Annual Conference Already Breaks a Record
There are several firsts for the Washington State School Directors’ Association (WSSDA) annual conference this year, starting with the call for presenters. A record 165 presentation proposals were submitted to fill approximately 70 time slots for breakout sessions. “It’s exciting to see so much interest in presenting,” said Dr
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