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Outside Is In: 5 Ways to Enjoy Nature in Your Own Backyard
A long gaze outside and the certainty that normalcy is not soon. AWSP learning centers suggest you take a walk to your backyard. Time to get comfortable with what you see and explore the great potential.
Learn MoreA Message From State Superintendent Chris Reykdal
Message from Washington State Superintendent Chris Reykdal to educators, parents, students, & seniors.
Learn MoreThe Harbor: Social and Emotional Wellbeing Resources from Jostens Renaissance
The team at Jostens went through the Harbor library and pulled the best 9 episodes addressing social and emotional wellbeing that are applicable to middle and high school. They actually screened these with some upper elementary students and believe they are applicable for that age group as well.
Learn MoreAWSP News for March 27, 2020
In this unique edition of AWSP News, we discuss some of the impacts COVID-19 is having on AWSP, an opportunity to work on your professional learning, and what is NOT being cancelled.
Learn MoreWhat Does Strong Leadership Look Like During a Pandemic?
Our KPA Executive board got together last night to reflect on what strong leadership looks like in a pandemic. In times of crisis, it is even more important to think reflectively about our practice and how we are using our systems intelligence, personal intelligence, and social intelligence as we navigate the contexts around us. Below…
Learn MoreSpecial Board Meeting regarding rulemaking, graduation requirements
The State Legislature passed a new law (EHB 2965) supporting the state's response to the novel coronavirus. This law includes a provision (see Section 10) that allows the State Board of Education to grant an emergency waiver to local education agencies (e.g., school districts, etc.) and private schools.
Learn MoreRemote Work Tips and Tools & How AWSP Continues to Support You From Home
In 2019, 16% of companies exclusively hired remote remote workers. In 2020, nobody could foresee the huge numbers of employees forced into working from home. Remote work has some clear benefits, but how do you adjust and adapt when your job is running a school full of adults and students? We’ve got more than just…
Learn MoreOSPI School Safety Tips for April
When the requirement for comprehensive school and district safety plans was first written into law nearly 20 years ago, the legislature had some very insightful comments on the need for such plans.
Learn MoreAWSP News for March 18, 2020
In this unique edition of AWSP News, we discuss some of the impacts COVID-19 is having on AWSP, an opportunity to work on your professional learning, and what is NOT being cancelled.
Learn MoreAWSP Statement & Update on COVID-19
With the spread of the Coronavirus and the tremendous impact it’s having across our state, we know you have a ton of questions. First, what does the Coronavirus COVID-19 mean for AWSP? Just because all our districts are closing doesn’t mean all your troubles go away too. AWSP staff has always been a phone call…
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