Advocacy, Legislation, & Policy

From how many classrooms have unfilled substitute positions, to how many students you’ll need to contact trace and quarantine, to dealing with out-of-character student behavior,...

It is no secret that although we are all excited to have students back in our schools, the consistent message coming from principals and assistant...

Each year, AWSP’s Advocacy Advisory Council has the opportunity to select a state-level public servant who has demonstrated support of principals and the principalship in...

The legislative session has concluded, the Governor has acted, and now as the show goes on, districts have to adjust. Clearly, the COVID virus, and...

This year’s legislative session ended on time after 105 days. It’s been described as unique, historic, surprising, and consequential. Despite economic concerns about our state...

The final week of this year’s legislative session is about to come to a close. The last day is Sunday, April 25 and we are...

The biennial budget, worked out in secrecy, will supposedly be released after this report is due. Dollars drive or kill policies, so there may be...

The focus was on floor action this week as legislators either agreed with changes made to bills in the opposite house (concurrence) or worked to...

Both houses are engaged in moving bills back and forth in order to get agreement from both bodies on a specific piece of legislation. A...