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About AWSP
The
Association of Washington School Principals (AWSP) is the state's
preeminent professional association for public and private building
principals, assistant principals and principal interns. Formed
in 1972, the mission of the Association is to support principals and the
principalship in the education of all students. AWSP now
includes more than 3,500 members from elementary, middle and high
schools statewide. Membership also includes central office
administrators, state policymakers and other K-12 representatives. It is
headquartered in Olympia, Washington.
Membership in AWSP ensures access to professional development
seminars, award-winning leadership publications, networking events and
volunteer opportunities that will increase your development as a school
leader. Our affiliation with the National Association of Secondary School Principals
(NASSP) and the National Association of Elementary School Principals
(NAESP) also provides members with news and information about
national trends, policy issues and events.
In addition to supporting the leadership development of adults,
AWSP provides nationally-recognized leadership programs for K-12
students. It is also the only principals' association in the country
that owns and operates two full-time outdoor education centers: Cispus
in Randle and Chewelah Peak in Chewelah. Student programs and facilities
are operated through the Association's 501(c)(3) non-profit
foundation, the Washington School Principals' Education Foundation
(WSPEF).
To learn more about AWSP and its staff
and boards:
To learn more about our national affiliates:
To learn more about our component boards:
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