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Workshops July 2010 – May
2011
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September
2010
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| Sept. 22 |
ASB Finance Workshop
Renton—Holiday Inn
Presented by AWSP and WASBO
Anyone who works with ASB programs must be aware of the
stewardship of public money that is expected by your patrons. How are
you observing the spirit and intent of the rules and regulations related
to the use of ASB funds? Do you understand the rules governing the
collection and use of ASB funds? How can your district avoid many of the
most common errors found in recent audits?
When was the last time you checked
that…
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All the minutes of students meetings were available
for inspection?
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All disbursements have students approval?
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ASB records are maintained for at least six years, and
some forever?
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Your ASB constitution was current?
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Your parent support groups were in compliance with
Washington State law?
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Your key staff have attended an ASB Law, Rules,
Regulations and Procedures workshop?
Register on the WASBO
website.
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| Sept. 29 |
ASB Finance Workshop
Video Conference (Pre-Registration
Required)
Presented by AWSP and WASBO
Anyone who works with ASB programs must be aware of the
stewardship of public money that is expected by your patrons. How are
you observing the spirit and intent of the rules and regulations related
to the use of ASB funds? Do you understand the rules governing the
collection and use of ASB funds? How can your district avoid many of the
most common errors found in recent audits?
When was the last time you checked
that…
-
All the minutes of students meetings were available
for inspection?
-
All disbursements have students approval?
-
ASB records are maintained for at least six years, and
some forever?
-
Your ASB constitution was current?
-
Your parent support groups were in compliance with
Washington State law?
-
Your key staff have attended an ASB Law, Rules,
Regulations and Procedures workshop?
Register on the WASBO website.
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October
2010
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| Oct. 7 |
ASB Finance Workshop
Olympia—ESD 113
Presented by AWSP and WASBO
Anyone who works with ASB programs must be aware of the
stewardship of public money that is expected by your patrons. How are
you observing the spirit and intent of the rules and regulations related
to the use of ASB funds? Do you understand the rules governing the
collection and use of ASB funds? How can your district avoid many of the
most common errors found in recent audits?
When was the last time you checked
that…
-
All the minutes of students meetings were available
for inspection?
-
All disbursements have students approval?
-
ASB records are maintained for at least six years, and
some forever?
-
Your ASB constitution was current?
-
Your parent support groups were in compliance with
Washington State law?
-
Your key staff have attended an ASB Law, Rules,
Regulations and Procedures workshop?
Register on the WASBO
website.
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| Oct. 12 |
ASB Finance Workshop
Pasco—Red Lion Hotel
Presented by AWSP and WASBO
Anyone who works with ASB programs must be aware of the
stewardship of public money that is expected by your patrons. How are
you observing the spirit and intent of the rules and regulations related
to the use of ASB funds? Do you understand the rules governing the
collection and use of ASB funds? How can your district avoid many of the
most common errors found in recent audits?
When was the last time you checked
that…
-
All the minutes of students meetings were available
for inspection?
-
All disbursements have students approval?
-
ASB records are maintained for at least six years, and
some forever?
-
Your ASB constitution was current?
-
Your parent support groups were in compliance with
Washington State law?
-
Your key staff have attended an ASB Law, Rules,
Regulations and Procedures workshop?
Register on the WASBO website.
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| Oct. 21 |
ASB Finance Workshop
Vancouver—ESD 112
Presented by AWSP and WASBO
Anyone who works with ASB programs must be aware of the
stewardship of public money that is expected by your patrons. How are
you observing the spirit and intent of the rules and regulations related
to the use of ASB funds? Do you understand the rules governing the
collection and use of ASB funds? How can your district avoid many of the
most common errors found in recent audits?
When was the last time you checked
that…
-
All the minutes of students meetings were available
for inspection?
-
All disbursements have students approval?
-
ASB records are maintained for at least six years, and
some forever?
-
Your ASB constitution was current?
-
Your parent support groups were in compliance with
Washington State law?
-
Your key staff have attended an ASB Law, Rules,
Regulations and Procedures workshop?
Register on the WASBO website.
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| Oct. 27-28 |
Extraordinary Leadership Institute
Spokane—ESD 101
Presenters: Heather Knight, President, Leadership
Innovations Team
REGISTRATION
DEADLINE: 4:30 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 15, 2010
The Extraordinary Leaders
Institute, offered by our partner, The Leadership Innovations Team,
helps good leaders become great leaders by building on strengths and
strategically targeting areas of improvement. This institute is based on
the bestselling book, The Extraordinary Leader, by Drs. Jack
Zenger and Joe Folkman. The program draws on 20 years of research and
data from detailed statistical profiles of a wide range of
educators.
Key
objectives:
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Utilize 360-degree feedback to
identify key strengths and areas for improvement.
-
Explore the relationship between effective leadership
skills and achieving results.
-
Discover ways to imbed leadership development into
your daily activities.
-
Learn about key leadership behaviors that separate the
most successful leaders from the rest.
-
Gain understanding about how sucessful leadership
creates significant and sustainable impact within the educational
setting.
-
Create an action plan to focus on building your
strengths as a leader.
-
Collaborate with others in your field to discuss tools
for leadership improvement and strategies for application.
Register Online (AWSP members only; login
required)
Print a Registration Form
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November
2010
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| Nov. 4 |
ASB Finance Workshop
Yakima—Red Lion Hotel–Yakima Center
Presented by AWSP and WASBO
Anyone who works with ASB programs must be aware of the
stewardship of public money that is expected by your patrons. How are
you observing the spirit and intent of the rules and regulations related
to the use of ASB funds? Do you understand the rules governing the
collection and use of ASB funds? How can your district avoid many of the
most common errors found in recent audits?
When was the last time you checked
that…
-
All the minutes of students meetings were available
for inspection?
-
All disbursements have students approval?
-
ASB records are maintained for at least six years, and
some forever?
-
Your ASB constitution was current?
-
Your parent support groups were in compliance with
Washington State law?
-
Your key staff have attended an ASB Law, Rules,
Regulations and Procedures workshop?
Register on the WASBO
website.
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| Nov. 4-5 |
How to Work Less, Produce More and Still Get the Job Done in
a Sensible School Week
Seattle—Embassy Suites Hotel (Click here to go to the hotel's
online reservation page.)
Presenter: Malachi Pancoast, president, The
Breakthrough Coach
Now in its seventh year, this program has been proven to double the
amount of time administrators spend in classrooms coaching teachers,
while reducing workloads.
In this program, you will learn about:
- Educational paradigms that keep school leaders overworked and
underutilized
- Getting a principal and front office staff out of the school door by
4 p.m. daily, without losing administrative effectiveness
- Best practices for utilizing the school secretary
- 10 most effective ways to work with a secretary
- How to increase a principal's time in classrooms
You will leave able to:
- Run your organization in significantly less time
- Spend two full days a week in classrooms
- Involve district office, staff and parents in building community
support
- Empower your secretary to free up your leadership capacity
Target audience: Principals, assistant principals, central
office administrators and their secretaries
Print a registration form |
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| Nov. 10 |
ASB Finance Workshop
Bremerton—ESD 114
Presented by AWSP and WASBO
Anyone who works with ASB programs must be aware of the
stewardship of public money that is expected by your patrons. How are
you observing the spirit and intent of the rules and regulations related
to the use of ASB funds? Do you understand the rules governing the
collection and use of ASB funds? How can your district avoid many of the
most common errors found in recent audits?
When was the last time you checked
that…
-
All the minutes of students meetings were available
for inspection?
-
All disbursements have students approval?
-
ASB records are maintained for at least six years, and
some forever?
-
Your ASB constitution was current?
-
Your parent support groups were in compliance with
Washington State law?
-
Your key staff have attended an ASB Law, Rules,
Regulations and Procedures workshop?
Register on the WASBO
website.
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| Nov. 16 |
ASB Finance Workshop
Anacortes—Northwest ESD 189
Presented by AWSP and WASBO
Anyone who works with ASB programs must be aware of the
stewardship of public money that is expected by your patrons. How are
you observing the spirit and intent of the rules and regulations related
to the use of ASB funds? Do you understand the rules governing the
collection and use of ASB funds? How can your district avoid many of the
most common errors found in recent audits?
When was the last time you checked
that…
-
All the minutes of students meetings were available
for inspection?
-
All disbursements have students approval?
-
ASB records are maintained for at least six years, and
some forever?
-
Your ASB constitution was current?
-
Your parent support groups were in compliance with
Washington State law?
-
Your key staff have attended an ASB Law, Rules,
Regulations and Procedures workshop?
Register on the WASBO
website.
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December
2010
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| Dec. 2-3 |
Effective Strategies to Maximize Instructional Conversation
Olympia—AWSP Office
Presenters: Heather Knight, President, Leadership
Innovations Team
Develop common tools and a framework for effectively coaching
conversations to support teachers in identifying and implementing
learning experiences aligned with best practices.
Skills and information you will walk away
with:
-
How to use a five-step process, The Cycle of Powerful
Coaching, to ensure every instructional conversation is highly effective
with measureable results
-
Two essential skills of highly effective
coaches—deep listening and powerful questioning
-
Tools for ensuring teachers’ goals will be
highly impactful to student success
-
And much, much more!
Register Online (AWSP members only;
login required)
Print a Registration Form
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| Dec. 8 |
ASB Finance Workshop
Spokane—ESD 101
Presented by AWSP and WASBO
Anyone who works with ASB programs must be aware of the
stewardship of public money that is expected by your patrons. How are
you observing the spirit and intent of the rules and regulations related
to the use of ASB funds? Do you understand the rules governing the
collection and use of ASB funds? How can your district avoid many of the
most common errors found in recent audits?
When was the last time you checked
that…
-
All the minutes of students meetings were available
for inspection?
-
All disbursements have students approval?
-
ASB records are maintained for at least six years, and
some forever?
-
Your ASB constitution was current?
-
Your parent support groups were in compliance with
Washington State law?
-
Your key staff have attended an ASB Law, Rules,
Regulations and Procedures workshop?
Register on the WASBO
website.
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| Dec. 14 |
ASB Finance Workshop
Tacoma—LaQuinta Inns and Suites
Presented by AWSP and WASBO
Anyone who works with ASB programs must be aware of the
stewardship of public money that is expected by your patrons. How are
you observing the spirit and intent of the rules and regulations related
to the use of ASB funds? Do you understand the rules governing the
collection and use of ASB funds? How can your district avoid many of the
most common errors found in recent audits?
When was the last time you checked
that…
-
All the minutes of students meetings were available
for inspection?
-
All disbursements have students approval?
-
ASB records are maintained for at least six years, and
some forever?
-
Your ASB constitution was current?
-
Your parent support groups were in compliance with
Washington State law?
-
Your key staff have attended an ASB Law, Rules,
Regulations and Procedures workshop?
Register on the WASBO
website.
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January
2011
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| Jan. 11 |
ASB Finance Workshop
Renton—Blackriver Conference Center, Puget Sound ESD
Presented by AWSP and WASBO
Anyone who works with ASB programs must be aware of the
stewardship of public money that is expected by your patrons. How are
you observing the spirit and intent of the rules and regulations related
to the use of ASB funds? Do you understand the rules governing the
collection and use of ASB funds? How can your district avoid many of the
most common errors found in recent audits?
When was the last time you checked
that…
-
All the minutes of students meetings were available
for inspection?
-
All disbursements have students approval?
-
ASB records are maintained for at least six years, and
some forever?
-
Your ASB constitution was current?
-
Your parent support groups were in compliance with
Washington State law?
-
Your key staff have attended an ASB Law, Rules,
Regulations and Procedures workshop?
Register on the WASBO
website.
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| Back to top |
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February
2011
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| Feb. 17-18 |
Extraordinary Leadership Institute
Olympia—AWSP Office
Presenters: Heather Knight, President, Leadership
Innovations Team
REGISTRATION DEADLINE: 4:30 p.m.
Thursday, Jan. 6, 2011
The Extraordinary Leaders
Institute, offered by our partner, The Leadership Innovations Team,
helps good leaders become great leaders by building on strengths and
strategically targeting areas of improvement. This institute is based on
the bestselling book, The Extraordinary Leader, by Drs. Jack
Zenger and Joe Folkman. The program draws on 20 years of research and
data from detailed statistical profiles of a wide range of
educators.
Key
objectives:
-
Utilize 360-degree feedback to
identify key strengths and areas for improvement.
-
Explore the relationship between effective leadership
skills and achieving results.
-
Discover ways to imbed leadership development into
your daily activities.
-
Learn about key leadership behaviors that separate the
most successful leaders from the rest.
-
Gain understanding about how sucessful leadership
creates significant and sustainable impact within the educational
setting.
-
Create an action plan to focus on building your
strengths as a leader.
-
Collaborate with others in your field to discuss tools
for leadership improvement and strategies for application.
Register
Online (AWSP members only; login
required)
Print a Registration
Form
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| Back to top |
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March 2011
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| Mar. 3-4 |
How to Work Less, Produce More and Still Get the Job Done in
a Sensible School Week
Seattle—Embassy Suites Hotel (Click here to go to the hotel's
online reservation page.)
Presenter: Malachi Pancoast, president, The
Breakthrough Coach
Now in its seventh year, this program has been proven to double the
amount of time administrators spend in classrooms coaching teachers,
while reducing workloads.
In this program, you will learn about:
- Educational paradigms that keep school leaders overworked and
underutilized
- Getting a principal and front office staff out of the school door by
4 p.m. daily, without losing administrative effectiveness
- Best practices for utilizing the school secretary
- 10 most effective ways to work with a secretary
- How to increase a principal's time in classrooms
You will leave able to:
- Run your organization in significantly less time
- Spend two full days a week in classrooms
- Involve district office, staff and parents in building community
support
- Empower your secretary to free up your leadership capacity
Target audience: Principals, assistant principals, central
office administrators and their secretaries
Print a registration form |
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| Back to top |
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May
2011
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| May 19-20 |
Effective Strategies to Maximize Instructional Conversation
Olympia - AWSP Office
Presenters: Heather Knight, President, Leadership
Innovations Team
Develop common tools and a framework for effectively coaching
conversations to support teachers in identifying and implementing
learning experiences aligned with best practices.
Skills and information you will walk away with:
-
How to use a five-step process, The Cycle of Powerful
Coaching, to ensure every instructional conversation is highly effective
with measureable results
-
Two essential skills of highly effective
coaches—deep listening and powerful questioning
-
Tools for ensuring teachers’ goals will be
highly impactful to student success
-
And much, much more!
Print a Registration Form
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| Back to top |
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