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Clock Hour Options: Professional Growth Plans
Whether you are recertifying your license, searching for clock hours, or wanting to build specific skills in your role, PGPs are just the tool to help you meet your professional development goals!
Learn MoreOctober Disability Awareness
October is a month dedicated to raising awareness, advocating for inclusion, and celebrating the unique contributions of individuals with disabilities. It’s an opportunity to shine a light on various conditions, both visible and invisible, while fostering a culture of acceptance and support. At the Association of Washington School Principals (AWSP), we are proud to recognize…
Learn MoreWhat Would Be the Title of the First Chapter of Your Book?
It's National Principals Month, and longtime members know what that means. Join us on social media or follow along in your email for our weekly prompts. Each week, we pick some of our favorites to highlight. This week, our prompt was, "Imagine you are writing a book about your leadership journey. What would be the…
Learn MoreThe Ride Ahead Education Kits
AWSP is a proud supporter of the new film, THE RIDE AHEAD, from father-son co-directors Samuel Habib & Dan Habib (creator of Including Samuel, Who Cares About Kelsey?, and Intelligent Lives). THE RIDE AHEAD is the feature-length version of their Emmy Award-winning New York Times Op-Doc, My Disability Roadmap. Because AWSP was an early supporter…
Learn MoreFive Skills To Talk Politics
Talking about politics can be challenging. However, it does not have to be disrespectful or confrontational. This tool from Crucial Conversations can help!
Learn MoreHow to Pay for AWSL Programs
The AWSL Team is eager and excited to support you and your school! Here are all the different ways and what funds can be used to purchase an AWSL membership for your school.
Learn MoreWhen Did Your Vision Become a Reality
It's National Principals Month, and longtime members know what that means. Join us on social media or follow along in your email for our weekly prompts. Each week, we pick some of our favorites to highlight. This week, our prompt was, "Share a moment when you realized your vision for your school was becoming a…
Learn MorePoppin’ Jobs: A Resource to Help Youth Find Employment
Companies are always searching for candidates to fill positions that may not appeal to older generations, such as seasonal work, part-time jobs, or roles with limited hours like two days a week. These opportunities are perfect for one of the most valuable yet overlooked groups: young workers. Youth have the potential to thrive and develop…
Learn MoreWEA Teacher Apprenticeship: By Educators, For Educators
Do you know a paraeducator, emergency substitute or community member who is interested in becoming a special education teacher? Washington Education Association (WEA) Apprenticeship Residency in Teaching is an innovative pathway to earn a teaching certificate with an endorsement in special education on the job while receiving a salary and benefits. Candidates must have obtained…
Learn MoreBe a Thermostat, Not a Thermometer: Leading with Intention
School administrators must strive to be thermostats, not thermometers. While thermometers simply reflect the temperature of the environment, thermostats actively set the tone and influence the atmosphere around us. Here at AWSP, I have the privilege of supporting principals across the state in creating positive, inclusive, and empowering climates within their schools. As leaders, it’s…
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