TPEP

What do Monsters, Inc., TPEP, and PLCs have in common? More than you think. This post explores how one school flipped the script on isolated...

Did you know that TPEP funds—state-allocated dollars specifically set aside for professional development—must be used by the end of the year, or they go back...

As we move from winter winds down and we can see spring just around the corner, we just want to remind principals and assistant principals...

AWSP and WASA are excited to share the latest opportunity for our two associations to partner in support of Washington’s education leaders and the students...

Back in June, we gathered a small cadre of principals, superintendents, and staff members from AWSP and WASA to begin to identify short-term and long-term...

OSPI is proposing to establish a timeline and defined process for professional performance evaluations of certificated principals and assistant principals. The proposal would require evaluations...

Did I get your attention with my last blog, “Let’s Rethink Improving Instruction?” I hope so. It has conjured up a wide array of emotions,...

Let me just start by saying something super unpopular but true. TPEP is draining principals rather than supporting teachers. There I said it. How do...

At the beginning of the 2021–22 school year, the Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction (OSPI) released revised Student Growth Rubrics for schools and districts...