Harness the power of Artificial Intelligence (AI) to enhance your leadership skills and streamline your administrative processes.

In this webinar, The Social Institute will provide educators with tools to guide students through election-related discourse in a way that reduces tensions and fosters healthy conversations. Attendees will gain practical strategies to help students express differing opinions respectfully while minimizing conflicts and drama.

Got questions about inclusionary practices or special education? OSPI's Assistant Superintendent of Special Education, Tania May, and Ashley Barker (AWSP's Inclusionary Practices Coordinator) are here to help.

Participants will explore leadership within educational systems, we delve into the complex emotions and strategies that Black women leaders must navigate daily—love, rage, and self-care. This session will focus on how these emotions can be harnessed as powerful tools for transformative leadership in a system that often perpetuates inequity.

The series is built on the belief that authentic leadership is rooted in understanding and leveraging one’s own strengths and personality.

AWSP's Launching School Leadership Network brings new and newly assigned school leaders three opportunities to maximize their leadership during the first year.

Love book clubs but no time to read? Join Jenn David-Lang and Washington state principals Kim Doepker and Terrie Garrison as we dive into book summaries to help you problem-solve, connect with others around each book's central theme, and walk away with concrete implementation ideas. Get the skills to grow yourself, and grow your school. Starting September 23, 4-5 P.M. on Zoom.

Evaluation is a big part of your job. Do you think you're giving meaningful feedback to grow your teachers? How can you improve the feedback you give to improve teaching in your school? Join us for monthly conversations about meaningful evaluation practices. Sessions will be held from 4 - 5 pm. Recordings will be posted should you miss the session. Join Roz and Patrick, as well as special guests, for seven great sessions.

A Green Book for Educational Leaders of Color: Harrison Peters, MCEL Participants will be introduced to the Essential Competencies for Educational Leaders of Color, a roadmap designed to help educators of color navigate our leadership journeys and thrive in today’s schools and systems—even as we work toward a most just, inclusive future.

Navigating Historically Systemic Challenges and Trauma with Dr. Rachelle Rogers-Ard

Love book clubs but no time to read? Join Jenn David-Lang and Washington state principals Kim Doepker and Terrie Garrison as we dive into book summaries to help you problem-solve, connect with others around each book's central theme, and walk away with concrete implementation ideas. Get the skills to grow yourself, and grow your school. Starting September 23, 4-5 P.M. on Zoom.

Leading Outside of Your Comfort Zone

Advocating for Your Leadership

Be the Thermostat with Dr. Tron Young Empowering Student Voice: Be the Thermostat, Not the Thermometer This session is designed to empower educators, school leaders, and stakeholders to foster student voice as a driving force in educational environments.

Evaluation is a big part of your job. Do you think you're giving meaningful feedback to grow your teachers? How can you improve the feedback you give to improve teaching in your school? Join us for monthly conversations about meaningful evaluation practices. Sessions will be held from 4 - 5 pm. Recordings will be posted should you miss the session. Join Roz and Patrick, as well as special guests, for seven great sessions.

Cultivate Reflection and Self-Awareness

Building a Culture of Shared Leadership with Dr. Susie Askew In this session, Dr. Askew will guide participants through building a culture of shared leadership within a new administrative team.

Evaluation is a big part of your job. Do you think you're giving meaningful feedback to grow your teachers? How can you improve the feedback you give to improve teaching in your school? Join us for monthly conversations about meaningful evaluation practices. Sessions will be held from 4 - 5 pm. Recordings will be posted should you miss the session. Join Roz and Patrick, as well as special guests, for seven great sessions.

Leaders of Color, don’t miss our second-annual iGrow WA Summit, taking place in Seattle on March 14-15, 2025. Whether you’re a seasoned principal, an aspiring leader, district leader, or an educational partner, this event is tailored to inspire, connect, and grow your leadership journey. The theme of the Summit is “We hear you. We see you. We need you.” This year's Summit includes two days of keynote and breakout sessions, and will feature an optional pre-conference day.

AWSL Culture and Student Voice (Panel) with James Layman and Kamrica Ary-Turner Beaver.