Strengthening Washington's Public Schools

We all know our schools would not operate well without our ESPs hard work and assistance. Here's your chance to thank an ESP for his/her outstanding work. Submit your nomination by Feb. 10.

WEA's lawsuit challenging the repeal of gain-sharing has been decided in King County Superior Court.  

Motivating children to read is an important factor in student achievement and creating lifelong successful readers. NEA's Read Across America is an annual reading motivation and awareness program that calls for every child in every community to celebrate reading on the birthday of children's author Dr. Seuss.

Do you know a person or group who demonstrates community service, cultural awareness or student involvement? If so, it's time to aknowledge them. Complete this form and submit by March 8.

Available for a short time, you can access WEA grant money.

For attribution to WEA President, Mary Lindquist: "Exactly one week ago, the state Supreme Court ruled that the legislature has, over many years, failed to live up to its paramount constitutional duty: Amply funding public education. The Court made it clear to legislators: No more excuses; no more delays; no more cuts."

Small and rural WEA locals have special opportunities, and challenges. WEA focuses on helping activists in these locals by offering our Small/Rural Locals Spring Conference, March 23-24 in Olympia. Register now!

Registration is now open for all 2012 WEA special education online courses. Courses are self-paced and can be accessed 24 hours a day.