- With Gratitude and Goodbye: Rooted in Advocacy, Guided by BelongingDear LWPTSA Leaders, It has been both an honor and a transformative journey to serve alongside the LWPTSA Board Continue reading With Gratitude and Goodbye: Rooted in Advocacy, Guided by Belonging
- Combating Internalized Ableism – Creating Cultures of Access and BelongingInspired by the work of Dr. Victoria Verlezza Internalized ableism is not a personal failing. It is the Continue reading Combating Internalized Ableism – Creating Cultures of Access and Belonging
- WSPTA 2025 Legislative RecapLWPTSA Council’s Advocacy Update From WSPTA Legislative Consultant Marie Sullivan’s 2025 Legislative Session Wrap-Up: 📄 Session Slides (PDF)🎥 Video Recap Continue reading WSPTA 2025 Legislative Recap
- Spotlight: Samantha Smith Elementary PTSALWPTSA Council is excited to shine the spotlight on Samantha Smith Elementary PTSA to highlight their Staff Appreciation Continue reading Spotlight: Samantha Smith Elementary PTSA
- Rooted in Reflection, Ready to GrowDEIB Year-End Recap 🌱 We wrapped up our final LWPTSA Council DEIB Committee meeting of the year with Continue reading Rooted in Reflection, Ready to Grow
Upcoming Events
Year-end financial review time is nearly upon our PTAs, and we know you might have questions. Please join our roundtable for a free-flowing discussion on the financial review process, committee duties, tips for getting things done smoothly, and more. Those new to financial reviews as well as experienced financial review committee volunteers are invited to come to ask questions and share ideas.
Register for this Zoom roundtable here: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/cgzpGBVhS9289FDSt_Drjw
Did you know that many school events can easily be transformed into powerful F.A.C.E. (Family and Community Engagement) opportunities? Join WSPTA for How to F.A.C.E. Your Community Round Table Event—an interactive session where we’ll show you how to take events your school is already offering and turn them into meaningful engagement moments. Bring your event ideas and planning sheets—Let’s learn how to F.A.C.E our communities together!
The role of secretary is about more than just taking meeting minutes. Join this training to learn the ins and outs of filling this essential office.
This is a WSPTA-approved training, ideal for secretaries but open to any PTA officer. LWPTSA Council will be leading this free virtual training, which will count toward the WSPTA training requirement for the 2025-26 year.
This “President’s Plan to Succeed” training class, led by LWPTSA Council, is WSPTA-approved and will count toward your required yearly training hours for 2025-2026.
About Us
The Lake Washington PTSA Council (LWPTSA Council) serves 44 local PTAs and PTSAs within the Lake Washington School District, in the cities of Kirkland, Redmond, Sammamish and a small portion of Woodinville. Lake Washington PTSA Council is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to child advocacy in the state of Washington. (Read our land acknowledgment)
Our mission is to serve as a relevant resource to the local PTAs, families and community members within the Lake Washington School District through training, support and guidance, and to advocate for the health, well-being and education of every child. Learn more about us, including our goals and objectives.
LWPTSA Council is a member organization of Washington State PTA and the National PTA.
