by WFIS | Jun 13, 2025 | Education News, Legislation and Policy, OSPI, WFIS News
Private schools must submit 2024–25 weapons data via the Attendance and Weapons (Private User) application in EDS. Follow these steps: Log in to EDS and open Attendance and Weapons (Private User). Select your school, then click “Certification” at the top of the page....
by WFIS | Jun 13, 2025 | Education News, Educator Training, Student Safety, WFIS News
Presented by: Sameer Hinduja, Ph.D. This training will help educators, parents and guardians understand how social media platforms have become gateways for youth to access dangerous substances. Attendees will learn to identify digital drug-related slang and symbols,...
by WFIS | Jun 9, 2025 | Education News, Educator Training, WFIS News
Think, Talk, Thrive: Strategies to Cultivate Struggle + Sense-Making In Math August 4 – 7, 2025 from 8 am – Noon at Hamlin Robinson School, 1701 20th Avenue S., Seattle WA 98144. Registration Fee: $200. Register here. Join Dr. Emily Starrett, instructional...
by WFIS | Jun 9, 2025 | Education News, Educator Training, WFIS News
The OSPI summer conference – FREE for Private School Teachers in WA Inclusive by Design: Neurodiversity-Affirming Approaches to Supporting Engagement and Behavior with ShiftEd Perspectives. Dates and registration links: Private School Educators Summer Workshop...
by WFIS | Jun 9, 2025 | DOH, Education News, WFIS News
School Environmental Health & Safety Program Updates This year, the inspection of the CTE and Art Classrooms took place. Next year (2025-2026), the focus will be on indoor air quality in primary schools. Inspections will transition to full building inspections on...
by WFIS | Jun 9, 2025 | Education News, Environmental and Sustainability Education, Student Resources, WFIS News
The National Park Service sponsors the Every Kid Outdoors program, which provides fourth-grade students and their families with free access to discover America’s wildlife, resources, and history for free…for a whole year! All of America’s fourth-grade students are...
