Lake Washington PTSA Council 2.8
Serving the 44 PTAs & PTSAs Within the Lake Washington School District
🏛️ How Washington State Proposes to Fund the Future—And How You Can Stay Involved As the 2025–27 budget takes shape, both the Washington State House and Senate have released their proposed operating budgets—and while they share some common ground, their Continue reading Budget Breakdown & Legislative Countdown — 11 Days Left in Session!
A Recap of LWPTSA Council’s Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Workshop With Courtney Wooten By Zahra Eslami, LWPTSA Council Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Co-Chair On April 2, 2025, we had the privilege of hosting a powerful workshop with Courtney Wooten, joined Continue reading Bridging Toward Belonging
The Lake Washington PTSA Council has extended the application deadline for its 2025 Staff Scholarship Program for LWSD certificated staff members to 11:59 pm on Friday, April 11, 2025. The student scholarship application deadline has now passed and has not Continue reading LWPTSA Council 2025 Staff Scholarship Application Deadline Extended to April 11
During LWPTSA Council’s April 3, 2025, general meeting, our incoming executive board was elected in a voice vote by our members. Here are our new officers for the 2025–2026 PTA year: Two Area VP offices remain open: We will hold Continue reading Welcome & Congratulations to LWPTSA Council’s 2025-2026 Executive Board!
LWPTSA Council extends congratulations to the winners of Washington State PTA’s 2024-2025 Essay Contest! We are especially proud to give a special shout out to one of our local PTSA’s students, Ritwin Sathish of Timberline Middle School PTSA, winner in Continue reading WSPTA Announces 2024-25 Student Essay Contest Winners
LWPTSA Council was pleased to present the first You Rock! award of the year at our April 2025 membership meeting to Laura Ingalls Wilder Elementary PTSA in recognition of their multifaceted winter 2024 community giving campaign. Wilder PTSA’s Week of Continue reading Wilder PTSA, You Rock!
On March 24, 2025, the 1st Legislative District telephone town hall drew an extraordinary 1,800 participants—a powerful testament to how deeply our community cares about public education and the future of Washington state. Highlights From the House & Senate Exploring Continue reading 1st Legislative District Town Hall Recap: A Bold Stand for Education