Washington School Principals Education Foundation

Student leadership encourages student action by empowering them to make leadership decisions and actualizes positive change within their schools, communities, and themselves, which also includes promoting working relationships among school administration. The programs support students from pre-k through 12th grade, providing tailored lesson guides for three levels of students: elementary, middle level and high school. Summer camp programs for middle level and high school provide leadership skills that benefit participants throughout their lifetime. Several summer programs are week-long intensive courses which allow students to pursue credit recovery or due to conflicting class schedules. Course offerings change, responding to demand from statewide needs.

Professional development workshops are held related to teacher evaluation, education law and other relevant topics.

The cispus learning center, located in the gifford pinchot national forest, is a 68-acre facility that offers students a unique pacific northwest outdoor learning environment. Cispus learning center's mission is to support the enhancement of k-12 educational programs for children in washington's public schools.