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Washington Student
Leadership
a program of the Association of Washington School
Principals
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Current Highlights
2013 Summer Camps – Now Open for Registration
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Registration forms for Washington Student Leadership’s 2013
summer leadership and cheerleadership camps are available on our
Calendar of Events page. A total of 16 camps will be offered in 2013: 4
middle level leadership camps: Cascade, Chewelah Peak, Chinook, and
Columbia; seven high school leadership camps: Mt. Adams, Mt. Baker,
Chewelah Peak, Mt. Olympus, Mt. Rainier, Mt. Triumph, and Western
Leaders Summit; two CheerLeadership camps; and two special focus camps
for high school students: Deaf Teen Leadership, La Cima Bilingual
Leadership. Additionally, a high school credit course camp is available:
Outdoor Recreation Health & Fitness
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Programs for Latino Students – Dream, Learn and
Serve
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The Latino population is the fastest growing student population in
the nation, and unfortunately it also claims the highest dropout rate
(approximately 30%) of all student demographic groups. Our Latino
programs for high school and middle level students are a proactive way
to hook young Latino students into student leadership and connect them
to their schools. Explore options for connecting your Latino students to
their schools.
For additionally information, conact Latino Outreach Coordinator
Vincent Perez, vincentp@awsp.org
360.497.5323
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Principal Evaluation Criteria – We can Help
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Let us show you how to create a partnership between students,
advisers and principals to implement five of the eight evaluation
criteria in your school. To get you thinking, read the article below by
Susan Fortin from AWSP's Washington Principal magazine.
Shaking in Your Boots Over the New Evaluation System?
Your Student Leaders Can Help. (Honest!)
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