The Lake Washington PTSA Council membership, at its Oct. 3, 2024, general meeting, voted to oppose Initiative 2066. The initiative seeks to repeal provisions of Washington law that require major utilities to find decarbonization pathways; repeals provisions requiring major utilities Continue reading LWPTSA Council Opposes Initiative 2066
While all of our local PTAs have a mission of supporting and enriching the educational opportunities and experiences in their communities, we recognize that there are varying levels of financial and volunteer resources accessible within those communities. As the larger Continue reading Help Facilitate Financial Equity Among Our PTAs
Thank you to the 28 PTA presidents who have already completed the updated PTSA Board 2024-25 Microsoft Form. This information provides us with an accurate list of all board members, chairs and other leaders, which we need to make sure our LWPTSA Continue reading Presidents: Report Your 2024-25 Leaders to Council
Our LWPTSA Council team is heading into fall with a fantastic group of board members and committee chairs — but we still have openings to fill. Are you up for a new kind of PTA volunteer experience? Continue reading Your Name Would Look Great on Our ’24-’25 Leader Roster
Explore These Community Advocacy Opportunities With the LWCLC With the kids back in school and the temperature dropping, the LWSD levy campaign is kicking into full gear! As a volunteer-run organization, the Lake Washington Citizens Levy Committee relies on parents, Continue reading Support the LWSD Levy Campaign
Local PTA/PTSA presidents: Please take a few moments to complete this form to report your most recent 2024-25 board members and chairs to LWPTSA Council. This will help our secretary organize our local leaders’ contact information and titles in a standardized way that will Continue reading Action Item for PTA/PTSA Presidents
Have you recently found yourself with old clothes and didn’t know what to do with them? It’s likely, as the average person in the United States discards 80 pounds (36 kilograms) of clothing every year. Unfortunately, 85 percent of clothing ends up in the landfill, even though most of it could be reused, recycled by reclaiming the fabric, or downcycled … Continue reading Sustainable Fashion Tips: Buy Smart, Fix Instead of Nix, and Pass It On!