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If you are interested in serving on an upcoming interview team for a SEA-represented position in Seattle Public Schools, please attend a Site-Based Interview training. SPS/SEA site-based interview training is open to all administrators, certificated and classified employees, as well as parents, students, and community representatives. This training will prepare individuals to participate in interview teams to hire for positions that are represented by the Seattle Education Association (SEA) – Certificated, Paraprofessional, and SAEOP employee groups.
Trainings are held remotely via Microsoft Teams from 4–5 pm.
SPS will provide a link to the Teams session on day of the training.
There is nothing more important than the health, safety, wellbeing, and education of our children. This is a time for us to come together, work together, listen to student voices together, teach and learn together to powerfully and positively partner with SPS in the academic standards, practices, learning environments, opportunities and resources that our children need, require and deserve. Now is the time. Now is the opportunity. To be a part of change, focus, and opportunity for Black students in SPS.
This is an opportunity to be in community with the Superintendent and each other.
Please register and be in the room. This is important to help shape table questions and conversations. And help us with the food count.
2026-2027 Dates:
All meetings, 6–8 pm • doors open 5:30 pm
Tuesday, Aug 25 • John Stanford Center for Educational Excellence
Tuesday, Nov 3 • Election Day! • John Stanford Center for Educational Excellence
Monday, Feb 8 • National African American Parent Involvement Day • Puget Sound Educational Service District (PSESD)
Tuesday, May 25 • Puget Sound Educational Service District (PSESD)
Board members are stewards of their association and hold a public trust to work together as a single legal entity—the board of directors—to conduct PTA’s business between general membership meetings.
SCPTSA Board meetings are on Zoom. Board meetings are open to the public, however only members of the board of directors may make motions and vote.
SPS is launching a new series of Community Engagement Meetings for the 2026-27 school year. These meetings provide an opportunity for you to share feedback on the issues that matter most to our school communities.
Upcoming topics will include:
Academic Rigor
School Design (Neighborhood School, Option Schools, Dual Language, HC, etc.)
School Safety and Security
These topics were highlighted as priorities from last year. For each subsequent meeting, we will continue to pick topics of importance from the community.
To make participation as accessible as possible, all meetings will include:
Language interpretation (Amharic, Chinese, Somali, Spanish, Vietnamese) and ASL services
Light refreshments
Activities for children
Upcoming Community Engagement Meetings (All meetings will be held on Tuesdays and run 6:30-8 p.m.):
Sept. 29 at Thornton Creek Elementary School (7712 40th Ave. NE, Seattle, WA 98115)
Oct. 27 at Eagle Staff Middle School (1330 N 90th St., Seattle, WA 98103)
Nov. 17 on Zoom (Virtual)
Dec. 15 at Chief Sealth Intl. HS / Denny MS (2600 SW Thistle St., Seattle, WA 98126)
Jan. 12, 2027, at Coe Elementary School (2424 7th Ave. W, Seattle, WA 98119)
Feb. 9, 2027, on Zoom (Virtual)
March 23, 2027, at Garfield High School (400 23rd Ave., Seattle, WA 98122)
April 6, 2027, at South Shore K-8 (4800 S Henderson St., Seattle, WA 98118)
May 18, 2027, at Ballard High School (1418 NW 65th St., Seattle, WA 98117)
Last year, participants provided valuable feedback on a wide range of topics affecting our schools and students. A summary of what SPS leaders heard is available in the Superintendent Community Engagement Series: What We Heard from Our Community report.
SPS looks forward to continuing these important conversations and building on the strong engagement they saw last year. Your voice matters, and together we can continue creating schools where every student feels supported, challenged, and prepared for success.
If you have questions about the Community Engagement Meetings, please contact Seattle Public Schools using Let’s Talk.
Please join SCPTSA on Zoom for a General Membership Meeting All are welcome—you do not need to be a PTA member to attend!
We urge each local Seattle PTA to consider sending at least one delegate to this meeting. Each local Seattle PTA gets one vote. PTA Presidents are authorized to vote on behalf of their PTA, or they may send a designated delegate. Presidents—if you will be delegating someone to vote, please email secretary@scptsa.org with the name of your PTA, your name, and the name & email of the person who you are delegating to vote on your behalf.
Interpretation into ASL, Somali, and Spanish provided. To request interpretation into another language, please email secretary@scptsa.org.
Zoom meeting link to come.
Ku soo biir Seattle Council PTSA kulan guud oo xubnaha ah oo ka dhacaya Zoom. Qof walba waa lagu soo dhoweynayaa—you ma aha in aad xubin PTA ah tahay si aad uga soo qayb gasho!
Waxaan ku dhiirigelinaynaa PTA kasta oo Seattle ah inay tixgeliso inay ugu yaraan hal wakiil u dirto kulankan. PTA kasta oo Seattle ah waxay haysataa hal cod. Madaxa PTA-yadu waxay xaq u leeyihiin inay cod u dhiibtaan PTA-gooda, ama waxay diri karaan wakiil loo magacaabay. Madaxa PTA—haddii aad qof kale u dirayso inuu codkaaga bixiyo, fadlan iimayl u dir secretary@scptsa.org adigoo ku qoraya magaca PTA-gaaga, magacaaga, iyo magaca & iimaylka qofka aad u wakiilanayso inuu codka bixiyo adiga oo matalaya.
Turjumaad ASL, Soomaali, iyo Isbaanish ah ayaa la bixin doonaa. Haddii aad rabto turjumaad luqad kale ah, fadlan iimayl u dir secretary@scptsa.org.
Xiriiriyaha kulanka Zoom-ka ayaa soo socda dhawaan.
Únase al Consejo PTSA de Seattle por Zoom para una Reunión General de Miembros. ¡Todos son bienvenidos! - No es necesario ser miembro de la PTA para asistir.
Instamos a cada PTA local de Seattle a que considere enviar al menos un delegado a esta reunión. Cada PTA local de Seattle tiene un voto. Los presidentes de las PTA están autorizados a votar en nombre de su PTA o pueden designar a un delegado. Presidentes: si van a delegar a alguien para votar, envíen un correo electrónico a secretary@scptsa.org con el nombre de su PTA, su nombre y el nombre y correo electrónico de la persona a quien delegan para votar en su nombre.
Se ofrece interpretación en lenguaje de señas americano (ASL), somalí y español. Para solicitar interpretación a otro idioma, envíe un correo electrónico a secretary@scptsa.org.
El enlace para la reunión de Zoom se enviará más adelante.
Regular School Board Meetings are generally held on Wednesdays and members of the public are welcome to attend.
Board meetings are held at the John Stanford Center for Educational Excellence, live streamed on SPSTV and broadcast on television on Comcast 26 (standard-def) and 319 (hi-def), Wave 26 (standard-def) and 695 (hi-def), and Century Link 8008 (standard-def) and 8508 (hi-def).
Meeting agendas and relevant materials are posted at least 24 hours in advance of the scheduled meeting.
During Regular Board Meetings, the Board takes public testimony. Public testimony will be taken in person and by teleconference from those who sign up to provide testimony and who are placed on the testimony list.
To sign up for public testimony, members of the public should use the public testimony sign-up form on the day and time indicated on the relevant agenda (usually 8 a.m. on the Monday before the meeting) and no later than noon on the scheduled day of the meeting.
If you would like help with public testimony, Seattle Council PTA Board members are happy to assist. Please reach out to secretary@scptsa.org.
If you are interested in serving on an upcoming interview team for a SEA-represented position in Seattle Public Schools, please attend a Site-Based Interview training. SPS/SEA site-based interview training is open to all administrators, certificated and classified employees, as well as parents, students, and community representatives. This training will prepare individuals to participate in interview teams to hire for positions that are represented by the Seattle Education Association (SEA) – Certificated, Paraprofessional, and SAEOP employee groups.
Trainings are held remotely via Microsoft Teams from 4–5 pm.
SPS will provide a link to the Teams session on day of the training.
These meetings are a space to foster authentic partnership and collaboration between administrators, educators, and parents. Our intent is to foster strong relationships built on trust and create space where underrepresented voices in the SPS community can speak truth to power with grace, gain understanding of the SPS decision making process, and together hold generative conversation centered on the growth and wellbeing of all students.
Tell us about your PTA & community. The more we connect and share our experiences from around the district the better we can advocate for all students. Please reach out to executiveboard@scptsa.org to set up a time to chat or feel free to share anytime using our Community Question & Feedback Form.
Consider volunteering with SCPTSA. Please reach out to any member of our board to talk about ways to get involved, or fill out our Volunteer Interest Form and we will reach out to you.
Submit an agenda topic. Interested in learning more about a particular topic? Use our Meeting Agenda Request Form to submit a suggestion.
Board members are stewards of their association and hold a public trust to work together as a single legal entity—the board of directors—to conduct PTA’s business between general membership meetings.
SCPTSA Board meetings are on Zoom. Board meetings are open to the public, however only members of the board of directors may make motions and vote.
SPS is launching a new series of Community Engagement Meetings for the 2026-27 school year. These meetings provide an opportunity for you to share feedback on the issues that matter most to our school communities.
Upcoming topics will include:
Academic Rigor
School Design (Neighborhood School, Option Schools, Dual Language, HC, etc.)
School Safety and Security
These topics were highlighted as priorities from last year. For each subsequent meeting, we will continue to pick topics of importance from the community.
To make participation as accessible as possible, all meetings will include:
Language interpretation (Amharic, Chinese, Somali, Spanish, Vietnamese) and ASL services
Light refreshments
Activities for children
Upcoming Community Engagement Meetings (All meetings will be held on Tuesdays and run 6:30-8 p.m.):
Sept. 29 at Thornton Creek Elementary School (7712 40th Ave. NE, Seattle, WA 98115)
Oct. 27 at Eagle Staff Middle School (1330 N 90th St., Seattle, WA 98103)
Nov. 17 on Zoom (Virtual)
Dec. 15 at Chief Sealth Intl. HS / Denny MS (2600 SW Thistle St., Seattle, WA 98126)
Jan. 12, 2027, at Coe Elementary School (2424 7th Ave. W, Seattle, WA 98119)
Feb. 9, 2027, on Zoom (Virtual)
March 23, 2027, at Garfield High School (400 23rd Ave., Seattle, WA 98122)
April 6, 2027, at South Shore K-8 (4800 S Henderson St., Seattle, WA 98118)
May 18, 2027, at Ballard High School (1418 NW 65th St., Seattle, WA 98117)
Last year, participants provided valuable feedback on a wide range of topics affecting our schools and students. A summary of what SPS leaders heard is available in the Superintendent Community Engagement Series: What We Heard from Our Community report.
SPS looks forward to continuing these important conversations and building on the strong engagement they saw last year. Your voice matters, and together we can continue creating schools where every student feels supported, challenged, and prepared for success.
If you have questions about the Community Engagement Meetings, please contact Seattle Public Schools using Let’s Talk.
Regular School Board Meetings are generally held on Wednesdays and members of the public are welcome to attend.
Board meetings are held at the John Stanford Center for Educational Excellence, live streamed on SPSTV and broadcast on television on Comcast 26 (standard-def) and 319 (hi-def), Wave 26 (standard-def) and 695 (hi-def), and Century Link 8008 (standard-def) and 8508 (hi-def).
Meeting agendas and relevant materials are posted at least 24 hours in advance of the scheduled meeting.
During Regular Board Meetings, the Board takes public testimony. Public testimony will be taken in person and by teleconference from those who sign up to provide testimony and who are placed on the testimony list.
To sign up for public testimony, members of the public should use the public testimony sign-up form on the day and time indicated on the relevant agenda (usually 8 a.m. on the Monday before the meeting) and no later than noon on the scheduled day of the meeting.
If you would like help with public testimony, Seattle Council PTA Board members are happy to assist. Please reach out to secretary@scptsa.org.
If you are interested in serving on an upcoming interview team for a SEA-represented position in Seattle Public Schools, please attend a Site-Based Interview training. SPS/SEA site-based interview training is open to all administrators, certificated and classified employees, as well as parents, students, and community representatives. This training will prepare individuals to participate in interview teams to hire for positions that are represented by the Seattle Education Association (SEA) – Certificated, Paraprofessional, and SAEOP employee groups.
Trainings are held remotely via Microsoft Teams from 4–5 pm.
SPS will provide a link to the Teams session on day of the training.
SPS is launching a new series of Community Engagement Meetings for the 2026-27 school year. These meetings provide an opportunity for you to share feedback on the issues that matter most to our school communities.
Upcoming topics will include:
Academic Rigor
School Design (Neighborhood School, Option Schools, Dual Language, HC, etc.)
School Safety and Security
These topics were highlighted as priorities from last year. For each subsequent meeting, we will continue to pick topics of importance from the community.
To make participation as accessible as possible, all meetings will include:
Language interpretation (Amharic, Chinese, Somali, Spanish, Vietnamese) and ASL services
Light refreshments
Activities for children
Upcoming Community Engagement Meetings (All meetings will be held on Tuesdays and run 6:30-8 p.m.):
Sept. 29 at Thornton Creek Elementary School (7712 40th Ave. NE, Seattle, WA 98115)
Oct. 27 at Eagle Staff Middle School (1330 N 90th St., Seattle, WA 98103)
Nov. 17 on Zoom (Virtual)
Dec. 15 at Chief Sealth Intl. HS / Denny MS (2600 SW Thistle St., Seattle, WA 98126)
Jan. 12, 2027, at Coe Elementary School (2424 7th Ave. W, Seattle, WA 98119)
Feb. 9, 2027, on Zoom (Virtual)
March 23, 2027, at Garfield High School (400 23rd Ave., Seattle, WA 98122)
April 6, 2027, at South Shore K-8 (4800 S Henderson St., Seattle, WA 98118)
May 18, 2027, at Ballard High School (1418 NW 65th St., Seattle, WA 98117)
Last year, participants provided valuable feedback on a wide range of topics affecting our schools and students. A summary of what SPS leaders heard is available in the Superintendent Community Engagement Series: What We Heard from Our Community report.
SPS looks forward to continuing these important conversations and building on the strong engagement they saw last year. Your voice matters, and together we can continue creating schools where every student feels supported, challenged, and prepared for success.
If you have questions about the Community Engagement Meetings, please contact Seattle Public Schools using Let’s Talk.
It is important to educate #FutureVoters about the issues, processes, and impacts of voting in elections. OSPI is proud to partner with the Washington Office of Secretary of State offer resources to support teaching about elections K-12 and help eligible students register to vote, including links to #FutureVoter materials, lesson plans, videos, games, and printables, most of which are appropriate for both distance and in person learning.
In Washington state, 16- and 17-year-olds can sign up as Future Voters and be automatically registered to vote when they become eligible. A voter who turns 18 between the August Primary and the November General Election can vote in the Primary. (RCW 29A.08.170)
Join #FutureVoters if you are at least 16 years old, a U.S. Citizen, and a Washington resident.
Ways to sign up:
Online at VoteWA.gov using your driver’s license, permit, state ID, or at least (4) digits of your Social Security number.
Mail in a paper form with a clear signature. The signature will be used to verify your ballot when voting.
At your county elections office or when getting a driver’s license, permit, or ID at DOL.
At your school’s Temperance and Good Citizenship Day event in January.
Photo from The Library of Congress
— Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. from his 1962 address at Cornell College
Board members are stewards of their association and hold a public trust to work together as a single legal entity—the board of directors—to conduct PTA’s business between general membership meetings.
SCPTSA Board meetings are on Zoom. Board meetings are open to the public, however only members of the board of directors may make motions and vote.
We believe diversity is our strength, equity drives our mission and collaboration must be inclusive.
On Zoom. All are welcome!
Our mission is to make every child’s potential a reality by engaging and empowering families and communities to advocate for all children. We can only achieve this in full collaboration and partnership with the broadest possible set of volunteers, staff, educators, schools and communities. Our work begins with building relationships and requires us to recognize and address bias and privilege, and account for cultural status and power dynamics.
Interpretation into ASL, Somali, and Spanish provided. To request interpretation into another language, please email secretary@scptsa.org.
Zoom meeting link to come.
Dhammaan waa lagu soo dhoweynayaa!
Waxaan rumaysanahay in kala-duwanaantu tahay xooggeenna, sinaantu ay horseed u tahay himiladeenna, wada-shaqayntuna ay khasab tahay in ay noqoto mid loo dhan yahay.
Himiladeennu waa in aan xaqiijinno awoodda ilma walba adigoo kaashanaya, dhiirigelinaya, una doodayo dhammaan carruurta. Tani waxay suuragal ku tahay oo keliya iskaashi iyo wada-jir buuxa oo ay ka qaybqaataan tabaruceyaal, shaqaale, macallimiin, dugsiyo iyo bulshooyin kala duwan. Shaqadeennu waxay ka bilaabataa dhisidda xiriirro waxayna naga rabtaa inaan aqoonsanno una wajahno eexda iyo mudnaanta, isla markaana aan tixgelinno xaaladda dhaqameed iyo awood qaybsiga bulshada.
Turjumaad ASL, Soomaali, iyo Isbaanish ah ayaa la bixin doonaa. Haddii aad rabto turjumaad luqad kale ah, fadlan iimayl u dir secretary@scptsa.org.
Xiriiriyaha kulanka Zoom-ka ayaa soo socda dhawaan.
En Zoom. ¡Todos son bienvenidos!
Creemos que la diversidad es nuestra fortaleza, la equidad impulsa nuestra misión y la colaboración debe ser inclusiva.
Nuestra misión es hacer realidad el potencial de cada niño involucrando y empoderando a las familias y comunidades para que aboguen por todos los niños. Solo podemos lograr esto en plena colaboración y asociación con el grupo más amplio posible de voluntarios, personal, educadores, escuelas y comunidades. Nuestro trabajo comienza con la construcción de relaciones y requiere que reconozcamos y abordemos los prejuicios y los privilegios, y que tengamos en cuenta el estatus cultural y las dinámicas de poder.
Se ofrece interpretación en lenguaje de señas americano (ASL), somalí y español. Para solicitar interpretación a otro idioma, envíe un correo electrónico a secretary@scptsa.org
El enlace para la reunión de Zoom se enviará más adelante.
Regular School Board Meetings are generally held on Wednesdays and members of the public are welcome to attend.
Board meetings are held at the John Stanford Center for Educational Excellence, live streamed on SPSTV and broadcast on television on Comcast 26 (standard-def) and 319 (hi-def), Wave 26 (standard-def) and 695 (hi-def), and Century Link 8008 (standard-def) and 8508 (hi-def).
Meeting agendas and relevant materials are posted at least 24 hours in advance of the scheduled meeting.
During Regular Board Meetings, the Board takes public testimony. Public testimony will be taken in person and by teleconference from those who sign up to provide testimony and who are placed on the testimony list.
To sign up for public testimony, members of the public should use the public testimony sign-up form on the day and time indicated on the relevant agenda (usually 8 a.m. on the Monday before the meeting) and no later than noon on the scheduled day of the meeting.
If you would like help with public testimony, Seattle Council PTA Board members are happy to assist. Please reach out to secretary@scptsa.org.
If you are interested in serving on an upcoming interview team for a SEA-represented position in Seattle Public Schools, please attend a Site-Based Interview training. SPS/SEA site-based interview training is open to all administrators, certificated and classified employees, as well as parents, students, and community representatives. This training will prepare individuals to participate in interview teams to hire for positions that are represented by the Seattle Education Association (SEA) – Certificated, Paraprofessional, and SAEOP employee groups.
Trainings are held remotely via Microsoft Teams from 4–5 pm.
SPS will provide a link to the Teams session on day of the training.
These meetings are a space to foster authentic partnership and collaboration between administrators, educators, and parents. Our intent is to foster strong relationships built on trust and create space where underrepresented voices in the SPS community can speak truth to power with grace, gain understanding of the SPS decision making process, and together hold generative conversation centered on the growth and wellbeing of all students.
Tell us about your PTA & community. The more we connect and share our experiences from around the district the better we can advocate for all students. Please reach out to executiveboard@scptsa.org to set up a time to chat or feel free to share anytime using our Community Question & Feedback Form.
Consider volunteering with SCPTSA. Please reach out to any member of our board to talk about ways to get involved, or fill out our Volunteer Interest Form and we will reach out to you.
Submit an agenda topic. Interested in learning more about a particular topic? Use our Meeting Agenda Request Form to submit a suggestion.
SPS Black Families and families raising Black children, join us on National African American Parent Involvement Day for our quarterly meeting with SPS Superintendent Ben Shuldiner.
There is nothing more important than the health, safety, wellbeing, and education of our children. This is a time for us to come together, work together, listen to student voices together, teach and learn together to powerfully and positively partner with SPS in the academic standards, practices, learning environments, opportunities and resources that our children need, require and deserve. Now is the time. Now is the opportunity. To be a part of change, focus, and opportunity for Black students in SPS.
This is an opportunity to be in community with the Superintendent and each other.
Please take the time to register and complete the questions. This is important to help shape table questions and conversations. And help us with the food count.
Registration link coming soon.
2026-2027 Dates:
Locations to be determined • 6–8pm
Tuesday, Aug 25 • John Stanford Center for Educational Excellence
Tuesday, Nov 3
Monday, Feb 8 • National African American Parent Involvement Day
Tuesday, May 25
SPS is launching a new series of Community Engagement Meetings for the 2026-27 school year. These meetings provide an opportunity for you to share feedback on the issues that matter most to our school communities.
Upcoming topics will include:
Academic Rigor
School Design (Neighborhood School, Option Schools, Dual Language, HC, etc.)
School Safety and Security
These topics were highlighted as priorities from last year. For each subsequent meeting, we will continue to pick topics of importance from the community.
To make participation as accessible as possible, all meetings will include:
Language interpretation (Amharic, Chinese, Somali, Spanish, Vietnamese) and ASL services
Light refreshments
Activities for children
Upcoming Community Engagement Meetings (All meetings will be held on Tuesdays and run 6:30-8 p.m.):
Sept. 29 at Thornton Creek Elementary School (7712 40th Ave. NE, Seattle, WA 98115)
Oct. 27 at Eagle Staff Middle School (1330 N 90th St., Seattle, WA 98103)
Nov. 17 on Zoom (Virtual)
Dec. 15 at Chief Sealth Intl. HS / Denny MS (2600 SW Thistle St., Seattle, WA 98126)
Jan. 12, 2027, at Coe Elementary School (2424 7th Ave. W, Seattle, WA 98119)
Feb. 9, 2027, on Zoom (Virtual)
March 23, 2027, at Garfield High School (400 23rd Ave., Seattle, WA 98122)
April 6, 2027, at South Shore K-8 (4800 S Henderson St., Seattle, WA 98118)
May 18, 2027, at Ballard High School (1418 NW 65th St., Seattle, WA 98117)
Last year, participants provided valuable feedback on a wide range of topics affecting our schools and students. A summary of what SPS leaders heard is available in the Superintendent Community Engagement Series: What We Heard from Our Community report.
SPS looks forward to continuing these important conversations and building on the strong engagement they saw last year. Your voice matters, and together we can continue creating schools where every student feels supported, challenged, and prepared for success.
If you have questions about the Community Engagement Meetings, please contact Seattle Public Schools using Let’s Talk.
Board members are stewards of their association and hold a public trust to work together as a single legal entity—the board of directors—to conduct PTA’s business between general membership meetings.
SCPTSA Board meetings are on Zoom. Board meetings are open to the public, however only members of the board of directors may make motions and vote.
Regular School Board Meetings are generally held on Wednesdays and members of the public are welcome to attend.
Board meetings are held at the John Stanford Center for Educational Excellence, live streamed on SPSTV and broadcast on television on Comcast 26 (standard-def) and 319 (hi-def), Wave 26 (standard-def) and 695 (hi-def), and Century Link 8008 (standard-def) and 8508 (hi-def).
Meeting agendas and relevant materials are posted at least 24 hours in advance of the scheduled meeting.
During Regular Board Meetings, the Board takes public testimony. Public testimony will be taken in person and by teleconference from those who sign up to provide testimony and who are placed on the testimony list.
To sign up for public testimony, members of the public should use the public testimony sign-up form on the day and time indicated on the relevant agenda (usually 8 a.m. on the Monday before the meeting) and no later than noon on the scheduled day of the meeting.
If you would like help with public testimony, Seattle Council PTA Board members are happy to assist. Please reach out to secretary@scptsa.org.
Please join SCPTSA on Zoom for a General Membership Meeting All are welcome—you do not need to be a PTA member to attend!
We urge each local Seattle PTA to consider sending at least one delegate to this meeting. Each local Seattle PTA gets one vote. PTA Presidents are authorized to vote on behalf of their PTA, or they may send a designated delegate. Presidents—if you will be delegating someone to vote, please email secretary@scptsa.org with the name of your PTA, your name, and the name & email of the person who you are delegating to vote on your behalf.
Interpretation into ASL, Somali, and Spanish provided. To request interpretation into another language, please email secretary@scptsa.org.
Zoom meeting link to come.
Ku soo biir Seattle Council PTSA kulan guud oo xubnaha ah oo ka dhacaya Zoom. Qof walba waa lagu soo dhoweynayaa—you ma aha in aad xubin PTA ah tahay si aad uga soo qayb gasho!
Waxaan ku dhiirigelinaynaa PTA kasta oo Seattle ah inay tixgeliso inay ugu yaraan hal wakiil u dirto kulankan. PTA kasta oo Seattle ah waxay haysataa hal cod. Madaxa PTA-yadu waxay xaq u leeyihiin inay cod u dhiibtaan PTA-gooda, ama waxay diri karaan wakiil loo magacaabay. Madaxa PTA—haddii aad qof kale u dirayso inuu codkaaga bixiyo, fadlan iimayl u dir secretary@scptsa.org adigoo ku qoraya magaca PTA-gaaga, magacaaga, iyo magaca & iimaylka qofka aad u wakiilanayso inuu codka bixiyo adiga oo matalaya.
Turjumaad ASL, Soomaali, iyo Isbaanish ah ayaa la bixin doonaa. Haddii aad rabto turjumaad luqad kale ah, fadlan iimayl u dir secretary@scptsa.org.
Xiriiriyaha kulanka Zoom-ka ayaa soo socda dhawaan.
Únase al Consejo PTSA de Seattle por Zoom para una Reunión General de Miembros. ¡Todos son bienvenidos! - No es necesario ser miembro de la PTA para asistir.
Instamos a cada PTA local de Seattle a que considere enviar al menos un delegado a esta reunión. Cada PTA local de Seattle tiene un voto. Los presidentes de las PTA están autorizados a votar en nombre de su PTA o pueden designar a un delegado. Presidentes: si van a delegar a alguien para votar, envíen un correo electrónico a secretary@scptsa.org con el nombre de su PTA, su nombre y el nombre y correo electrónico de la persona a quien delegan para votar en su nombre.
Se ofrece interpretación en lenguaje de señas americano (ASL), somalí y español. Para solicitar interpretación a otro idioma, envíe un correo electrónico a secretary@scptsa.org.
El enlace para la reunión de Zoom se enviará más adelante.
Board members are stewards of their association and hold a public trust to work together as a single legal entity—the board of directors—to conduct PTA’s business between general membership meetings.
SCPTSA Board meetings are on Zoom. Board meetings are open to the public, however only members of the board of directors may make motions and vote.
Regular School Board Meetings are generally held on Wednesdays and members of the public are welcome to attend.
Board meetings are held at the John Stanford Center for Educational Excellence, live streamed on SPSTV and broadcast on television on Comcast 26 (standard-def) and 319 (hi-def), Wave 26 (standard-def) and 695 (hi-def), and Century Link 8008 (standard-def) and 8508 (hi-def).
Meeting agendas and relevant materials are posted at least 24 hours in advance of the scheduled meeting.
During Regular Board Meetings, the Board takes public testimony. Public testimony will be taken in person and by teleconference from those who sign up to provide testimony and who are placed on the testimony list.
To sign up for public testimony, members of the public should use the public testimony sign-up form on the day and time indicated on the relevant agenda (usually 8 a.m. on the Monday before the meeting) and no later than noon on the scheduled day of the meeting.
If you would like help with public testimony, Seattle Council PTA Board members are happy to assist. Please reach out to secretary@scptsa.org.
SPS is launching a new series of Community Engagement Meetings for the 2026-27 school year. These meetings provide an opportunity for you to share feedback on the issues that matter most to our school communities.
Upcoming topics will include:
Academic Rigor
School Design (Neighborhood School, Option Schools, Dual Language, HC, etc.)
School Safety and Security
These topics were highlighted as priorities from last year. For each subsequent meeting, we will continue to pick topics of importance from the community.
To make participation as accessible as possible, all meetings will include:
Language interpretation (Amharic, Chinese, Somali, Spanish, Vietnamese) and ASL services
Light refreshments
Activities for children
Upcoming Community Engagement Meetings (All meetings will be held on Tuesdays and run 6:30-8 p.m.):
Sept. 29 at Thornton Creek Elementary School (7712 40th Ave. NE, Seattle, WA 98115)
Oct. 27 at Eagle Staff Middle School (1330 N 90th St., Seattle, WA 98103)
Nov. 17 on Zoom (Virtual)
Dec. 15 at Chief Sealth Intl. HS / Denny MS (2600 SW Thistle St., Seattle, WA 98126)
Jan. 12, 2027, at Coe Elementary School (2424 7th Ave. W, Seattle, WA 98119)
Feb. 9, 2027, on Zoom (Virtual)
March 23, 2027, at Garfield High School (400 23rd Ave., Seattle, WA 98122)
April 6, 2027, at South Shore K-8 (4800 S Henderson St., Seattle, WA 98118)
May 18, 2027, at Ballard High School (1418 NW 65th St., Seattle, WA 98117)
Last year, participants provided valuable feedback on a wide range of topics affecting our schools and students. A summary of what SPS leaders heard is available in the Superintendent Community Engagement Series: What We Heard from Our Community report.
SPS looks forward to continuing these important conversations and building on the strong engagement they saw last year. Your voice matters, and together we can continue creating schools where every student feels supported, challenged, and prepared for success.
If you have questions about the Community Engagement Meetings, please contact Seattle Public Schools using Let’s Talk.
Please join SCPTSA on Zoom for a General Membership Meeting All are welcome—you do not need to be a PTA member to attend!
We urge each local Seattle PTA to consider sending at least one delegate to this meeting. Each local Seattle PTA gets one vote. PTA Presidents are authorized to vote on behalf of their PTA, or they may send a designated delegate. Presidents—if you will be delegating someone to vote, please email secretary@scptsa.org with the name of your PTA, your name, and the name & email of the person who you are delegating to vote on your behalf.
Interpretation into ASL, Somali, and Spanish provided. To request interpretation into another language, please email secretary@scptsa.org.
Zoom meeting link to come.
Ku soo biir Seattle Council PTSA kulan guud oo xubnaha ah oo ka dhacaya Zoom. Qof walba waa lagu soo dhoweynayaa—you ma aha in aad xubin PTA ah tahay si aad uga soo qayb gasho!
Waxaan ku dhiirigelinaynaa PTA kasta oo Seattle ah inay tixgeliso inay ugu yaraan hal wakiil u dirto kulankan. PTA kasta oo Seattle ah waxay haysataa hal cod. Madaxa PTA-yadu waxay xaq u leeyihiin inay cod u dhiibtaan PTA-gooda, ama waxay diri karaan wakiil loo magacaabay. Madaxa PTA—haddii aad qof kale u dirayso inuu codkaaga bixiyo, fadlan iimayl u dir secretary@scptsa.org adigoo ku qoraya magaca PTA-gaaga, magacaaga, iyo magaca & iimaylka qofka aad u wakiilanayso inuu codka bixiyo adiga oo matalaya.
Turjumaad ASL, Soomaali, iyo Isbaanish ah ayaa la bixin doonaa. Haddii aad rabto turjumaad luqad kale ah, fadlan iimayl u dir secretary@scptsa.org.
Xiriiriyaha kulanka Zoom-ka ayaa soo socda dhawaan.
Únase al Consejo PTSA de Seattle por Zoom para una Reunión General de Miembros. ¡Todos son bienvenidos! - No es necesario ser miembro de la PTA para asistir.
Instamos a cada PTA local de Seattle a que considere enviar al menos un delegado a esta reunión. Cada PTA local de Seattle tiene un voto. Los presidentes de las PTA están autorizados a votar en nombre de su PTA o pueden designar a un delegado. Presidentes: si van a delegar a alguien para votar, envíen un correo electrónico a secretary@scptsa.org con el nombre de su PTA, su nombre y el nombre y correo electrónico de la persona a quien delegan para votar en su nombre.
Se ofrece interpretación en lenguaje de señas americano (ASL), somalí y español. Para solicitar interpretación a otro idioma, envíe un correo electrónico a secretary@scptsa.org.
El enlace para la reunión de Zoom se enviará más adelante.
These meetings are a space to foster authentic partnership and collaboration between administrators, educators, and parents. Our intent is to foster strong relationships built on trust and create space where underrepresented voices in the SPS community can speak truth to power with grace, gain understanding of the SPS decision making process, and together hold generative conversation centered on the growth and wellbeing of all students.
Tell us about your PTA & community. The more we connect and share our experiences from around the district the better we can advocate for all students. Please reach out to executiveboard@scptsa.org to set up a time to chat or feel free to share anytime using our Community Question & Feedback Form.
Consider volunteering with SCPTSA. Please reach out to any member of our board to talk about ways to get involved, or fill out our Volunteer Interest Form and we will reach out to you.
Submit an agenda topic. Interested in learning more about a particular topic? Use our Meeting Agenda Request Form to submit a suggestion.
SPS is launching a new series of Community Engagement Meetings for the 2026-27 school year. These meetings provide an opportunity for you to share feedback on the issues that matter most to our school communities.
Upcoming topics will include:
Academic Rigor
School Design (Neighborhood School, Option Schools, Dual Language, HC, etc.)
School Safety and Security
These topics were highlighted as priorities from last year. For each subsequent meeting, we will continue to pick topics of importance from the community.
To make participation as accessible as possible, all meetings will include:
Language interpretation (Amharic, Chinese, Somali, Spanish, Vietnamese) and ASL services
Light refreshments
Activities for children
Upcoming Community Engagement Meetings (All meetings will be held on Tuesdays and run 6:30-8 p.m.):
Sept. 29 at Thornton Creek Elementary School (7712 40th Ave. NE, Seattle, WA 98115)
Oct. 27 at Eagle Staff Middle School (1330 N 90th St., Seattle, WA 98103)
Nov. 17 on Zoom (Virtual)
Dec. 15 at Chief Sealth Intl. HS / Denny MS (2600 SW Thistle St., Seattle, WA 98126)
Jan. 12, 2027, at Coe Elementary School (2424 7th Ave. W, Seattle, WA 98119)
Feb. 9, 2027, on Zoom (Virtual)
March 23, 2027, at Garfield High School (400 23rd Ave., Seattle, WA 98122)
April 6, 2027, at South Shore K-8 (4800 S Henderson St., Seattle, WA 98118)
May 18, 2027, at Ballard High School (1418 NW 65th St., Seattle, WA 98117)
Last year, participants provided valuable feedback on a wide range of topics affecting our schools and students. A summary of what SPS leaders heard is available in the Superintendent Community Engagement Series: What We Heard from Our Community report.
SPS looks forward to continuing these important conversations and building on the strong engagement they saw last year. Your voice matters, and together we can continue creating schools where every student feels supported, challenged, and prepared for success.
If you have questions about the Community Engagement Meetings, please contact Seattle Public Schools using Let’s Talk.
Board members are stewards of their association and hold a public trust to work together as a single legal entity—the board of directors—to conduct PTA’s business between general membership meetings.
SCPTSA Board meetings are on Zoom. Board meetings are open to the public, however only members of the board of directors may make motions and vote.
We believe diversity is our strength, equity drives our mission and collaboration must be inclusive.
On Zoom. All are welcome!
Our mission is to make every child’s potential a reality by engaging and empowering families and communities to advocate for all children. We can only achieve this in full collaboration and partnership with the broadest possible set of volunteers, staff, educators, schools and communities. Our work begins with building relationships and requires us to recognize and address bias and privilege, and account for cultural status and power dynamics.
Interpretation into ASL, Somali, and Spanish provided. To request interpretation into another language, please email secretary@scptsa.org.
Zoom meeting link to come.
Dhammaan waa lagu soo dhoweynayaa!
Waxaan rumaysanahay in kala-duwanaantu tahay xooggeenna, sinaantu ay horseed u tahay himiladeenna, wada-shaqayntuna ay khasab tahay in ay noqoto mid loo dhan yahay.
Himiladeennu waa in aan xaqiijinno awoodda ilma walba adigoo kaashanaya, dhiirigelinaya, una doodayo dhammaan carruurta. Tani waxay suuragal ku tahay oo keliya iskaashi iyo wada-jir buuxa oo ay ka qaybqaataan tabaruceyaal, shaqaale, macallimiin, dugsiyo iyo bulshooyin kala duwan. Shaqadeennu waxay ka bilaabataa dhisidda xiriirro waxayna naga rabtaa inaan aqoonsanno una wajahno eexda iyo mudnaanta, isla markaana aan tixgelinno xaaladda dhaqameed iyo awood qaybsiga bulshada.
Turjumaad ASL, Soomaali, iyo Isbaanish ah ayaa la bixin doonaa. Haddii aad rabto turjumaad luqad kale ah, fadlan iimayl u dir secretary@scptsa.org.
Xiriiriyaha kulanka Zoom-ka ayaa soo socda dhawaan.
En Zoom. ¡Todos son bienvenidos!
Creemos que la diversidad es nuestra fortaleza, la equidad impulsa nuestra misión y la colaboración debe ser inclusiva.
Nuestra misión es hacer realidad el potencial de cada niño involucrando y empoderando a las familias y comunidades para que aboguen por todos los niños. Solo podemos lograr esto en plena colaboración y asociación con el grupo más amplio posible de voluntarios, personal, educadores, escuelas y comunidades. Nuestro trabajo comienza con la construcción de relaciones y requiere que reconozcamos y abordemos los prejuicios y los privilegios, y que tengamos en cuenta el estatus cultural y las dinámicas de poder.
Se ofrece interpretación en lenguaje de señas americano (ASL), somalí y español. Para solicitar interpretación a otro idioma, envíe un correo electrónico a secretary@scptsa.org
El enlace para la reunión de Zoom se enviará más adelante.
Regular School Board Meetings are generally held on Wednesdays and members of the public are welcome to attend.
Board meetings are held at the John Stanford Center for Educational Excellence, live streamed on SPSTV and broadcast on television on Comcast 26 (standard-def) and 319 (hi-def), Wave 26 (standard-def) and 695 (hi-def), and Century Link 8008 (standard-def) and 8508 (hi-def).
Meeting agendas and relevant materials are posted at least 24 hours in advance of the scheduled meeting.
During Regular Board Meetings, the Board takes public testimony. Public testimony will be taken in person and by teleconference from those who sign up to provide testimony and who are placed on the testimony list.
To sign up for public testimony, members of the public should use the public testimony sign-up form on the day and time indicated on the relevant agenda (usually 8 a.m. on the Monday before the meeting) and no later than noon on the scheduled day of the meeting.
If you would like help with public testimony, Seattle Council PTA Board members are happy to assist. Please reach out to secretary@scptsa.org.
These meetings are a space to foster authentic partnership and collaboration between administrators, educators, and parents. Our intent is to foster strong relationships built on trust and create space where underrepresented voices in the SPS community can speak truth to power with grace, gain understanding of the SPS decision making process, and together hold generative conversation centered on the growth and wellbeing of all students.
Tell us about your PTA & community. The more we connect and share our experiences from around the district the better we can advocate for all students. Please reach out to executiveboard@scptsa.org to set up a time to chat or feel free to share anytime using our Community Question & Feedback Form.
Consider volunteering with SCPTSA. Please reach out to any member of our board to talk about ways to get involved, or fill out our Volunteer Interest Form and we will reach out to you.
Submit an agenda topic. Interested in learning more about a particular topic? Use our Meeting Agenda Request Form to submit a suggestion.
Board members are stewards of their association and hold a public trust to work together as a single legal entity—the board of directors—to conduct PTA’s business between general membership meetings.
SCPTSA Board meetings are on Zoom. Board meetings are open to the public, however only members of the board of directors may make motions and vote.
Regular School Board Meetings are generally held on Wednesdays and members of the public are welcome to attend.
Board meetings are held at the John Stanford Center for Educational Excellence, live streamed on SPSTV and broadcast on television on Comcast 26 (standard-def) and 319 (hi-def), Wave 26 (standard-def) and 695 (hi-def), and Century Link 8008 (standard-def) and 8508 (hi-def).
Meeting agendas and relevant materials are posted at least 24 hours in advance of the scheduled meeting.
During Regular Board Meetings, the Board takes public testimony. Public testimony will be taken in person and by teleconference from those who sign up to provide testimony and who are placed on the testimony list.
To sign up for public testimony, members of the public should use the public testimony sign-up form on the day and time indicated on the relevant agenda (usually 8 a.m. on the Monday before the meeting) and no later than noon on the scheduled day of the meeting.
If you would like help with public testimony, Seattle Council PTA Board members are happy to assist. Please reach out to secretary@scptsa.org.
Regular School Board Meetings are generally held on Wednesdays and members of the public are welcome to attend.
Board meetings are held at the John Stanford Center for Educational Excellence, live streamed on SPSTV and broadcast on television on Comcast 26 (standard-def) and 319 (hi-def), Wave 26 (standard-def) and 695 (hi-def), and Century Link 8008 (standard-def) and 8508 (hi-def).
Meeting agendas and relevant materials are posted at least 24 hours in advance of the scheduled meeting.
During Regular Board Meetings, the Board takes public testimony. Public testimony will be taken in person and by teleconference from those who sign up to provide testimony and who are placed on the testimony list.
To sign up for public testimony, members of the public should use the public testimony sign-up form on the day and time indicated on the relevant agenda (usually 8 a.m. on the Monday before the meeting) and no later than noon on the scheduled day of the meeting.
If you would like help with public testimony, Seattle Council PTA Board members are happy to assist. Please reach out to secretary@scptsa.org.
SPS is launching a new series of Community Engagement Meetings for the 2026-27 school year. These meetings provide an opportunity for you to share feedback on the issues that matter most to our school communities.
Upcoming topics will include:
Academic Rigor
School Design (Neighborhood School, Option Schools, Dual Language, HC, etc.)
School Safety and Security
These topics were highlighted as priorities from last year. For each subsequent meeting, we will continue to pick topics of importance from the community.
To make participation as accessible as possible, all meetings will include:
Language interpretation (Amharic, Chinese, Somali, Spanish, Vietnamese) and ASL services
Light refreshments
Activities for children
Upcoming Community Engagement Meetings (All meetings will be held on Tuesdays and run 6:30-8 p.m.):
Sept. 29 at Thornton Creek Elementary School (7712 40th Ave. NE, Seattle, WA 98115)
Oct. 27 at Eagle Staff Middle School (1330 N 90th St., Seattle, WA 98103)
Nov. 17 on Zoom (Virtual)
Dec. 15 at Chief Sealth Intl. HS / Denny MS (2600 SW Thistle St., Seattle, WA 98126)
Jan. 12, 2027, at Coe Elementary School (2424 7th Ave. W, Seattle, WA 98119)
Feb. 9, 2027, on Zoom (Virtual)
March 23, 2027, at Garfield High School (400 23rd Ave., Seattle, WA 98122)
April 6, 2027, at South Shore K-8 (4800 S Henderson St., Seattle, WA 98118)
May 18, 2027, at Ballard High School (1418 NW 65th St., Seattle, WA 98117)
Last year, participants provided valuable feedback on a wide range of topics affecting our schools and students. A summary of what SPS leaders heard is available in the Superintendent Community Engagement Series: What We Heard from Our Community report.
SPS looks forward to continuing these important conversations and building on the strong engagement they saw last year. Your voice matters, and together we can continue creating schools where every student feels supported, challenged, and prepared for success.
If you have questions about the Community Engagement Meetings, please contact Seattle Public Schools using Let’s Talk.
Please join SCPTSA on Zoom for a General Membership Meeting All are welcome—you do not need to be a PTA member to attend!
We urge each local Seattle PTA to consider sending at least one delegate to this meeting. Each local Seattle PTA gets one vote. PTA Presidents are authorized to vote on behalf of their PTA, or they may send a designated delegate. Presidents—if you will be delegating someone to vote, please email secretary@scptsa.org with the name of your PTA, your name, and the name & email of the person who you are delegating to vote on your behalf.
Interpretation into ASL, Somali, and Spanish provided. To request interpretation into another language, please email secretary@scptsa.org.
Zoom meeting link to come.
Ku soo biir Seattle Council PTSA kulan guud oo xubnaha ah oo ka dhacaya Zoom. Qof walba waa lagu soo dhoweynayaa—you ma aha in aad xubin PTA ah tahay si aad uga soo qayb gasho!
Waxaan ku dhiirigelinaynaa PTA kasta oo Seattle ah inay tixgeliso inay ugu yaraan hal wakiil u dirto kulankan. PTA kasta oo Seattle ah waxay haysataa hal cod. Madaxa PTA-yadu waxay xaq u leeyihiin inay cod u dhiibtaan PTA-gooda, ama waxay diri karaan wakiil loo magacaabay. Madaxa PTA—haddii aad qof kale u dirayso inuu codkaaga bixiyo, fadlan iimayl u dir secretary@scptsa.org adigoo ku qoraya magaca PTA-gaaga, magacaaga, iyo magaca & iimaylka qofka aad u wakiilanayso inuu codka bixiyo adiga oo matalaya.
Turjumaad ASL, Soomaali, iyo Isbaanish ah ayaa la bixin doonaa. Haddii aad rabto turjumaad luqad kale ah, fadlan iimayl u dir secretary@scptsa.org.
Xiriiriyaha kulanka Zoom-ka ayaa soo socda dhawaan.
Únase al Consejo PTSA de Seattle por Zoom para una Reunión General de Miembros. ¡Todos son bienvenidos! - No es necesario ser miembro de la PTA para asistir.
Instamos a cada PTA local de Seattle a que considere enviar al menos un delegado a esta reunión. Cada PTA local de Seattle tiene un voto. Los presidentes de las PTA están autorizados a votar en nombre de su PTA o pueden designar a un delegado. Presidentes: si van a delegar a alguien para votar, envíen un correo electrónico a secretary@scptsa.org con el nombre de su PTA, su nombre y el nombre y correo electrónico de la persona a quien delegan para votar en su nombre.
Se ofrece interpretación en lenguaje de señas americano (ASL), somalí y español. Para solicitar interpretación a otro idioma, envíe un correo electrónico a secretary@scptsa.org.
El enlace para la reunión de Zoom se enviará más adelante.
SPS Black Families and families raising Black children, join us for our quarterly meeting with SPS Superintendent Ben Shuldiner.
There is nothing more important than the health, safety, wellbeing, and education of our children. This is a time for us to come together, work together, listen to student voices together, teach and learn together to powerfully and positively partner with SPS in the academic standards, practices, learning environments, opportunities and resources that our children need, require and deserve. Now is the time. Now is the opportunity. To be a part of change, focus, and opportunity for Black students in SPS.
This is an opportunity to be in community with the Superintendent and each other.
Please take the time to register and complete the questions. This is important to help shape table questions and conversations. And help us with the food count.
Registration link coming soon.
2026-2027 Dates:
Locations to be determined • 6–8pm
Tuesday, Aug 25 • John Stanford Center for Educational Excellence
Tuesday, Nov 3
Monday, Feb 8 • National African American Parent Involvement Day
Tuesday, May 25
Board members are stewards of their association and hold a public trust to work together as a single legal entity—the board of directors—to conduct PTA’s business between general membership meetings.
SCPTSA Board meetings are on Zoom. Board meetings are open to the public, however only members of the board of directors may make motions and vote.
Please join SCPTSA on Zoom for a General Membership Meeting All are welcome—you do not need to be a PTA member to attend!
We urge each local Seattle PTA to consider sending at least one delegate to this meeting. Each local Seattle PTA gets one vote. PTA Presidents are authorized to vote on behalf of their PTA, or they may send a designated delegate. Presidents—if you will be delegating someone to vote, please email secretary@scptsa.org with the name of your PTA, your name, and the name & email of the person who you are delegating to vote on your behalf.
Interpretation into ASL, Somali, and Spanish provided. To request interpretation into another language, please email secretary@scptsa.org.
Zoom meeting link to come.
Ku soo biir Seattle Council PTSA kulan guud oo xubnaha ah oo ka dhacaya Zoom. Qof walba waa lagu soo dhoweynayaa—you ma aha in aad xubin PTA ah tahay si aad uga soo qayb gasho!
Waxaan ku dhiirigelinaynaa PTA kasta oo Seattle ah inay tixgeliso inay ugu yaraan hal wakiil u dirto kulankan. PTA kasta oo Seattle ah waxay haysataa hal cod. Madaxa PTA-yadu waxay xaq u leeyihiin inay cod u dhiibtaan PTA-gooda, ama waxay diri karaan wakiil loo magacaabay. Madaxa PTA—haddii aad qof kale u dirayso inuu codkaaga bixiyo, fadlan iimayl u dir secretary@scptsa.org adigoo ku qoraya magaca PTA-gaaga, magacaaga, iyo magaca & iimaylka qofka aad u wakiilanayso inuu codka bixiyo adiga oo matalaya.
Turjumaad ASL, Soomaali, iyo Isbaanish ah ayaa la bixin doonaa. Haddii aad rabto turjumaad luqad kale ah, fadlan iimayl u dir secretary@scptsa.org.
Xiriiriyaha kulanka Zoom-ka ayaa soo socda dhawaan.
Únase al Consejo PTSA de Seattle por Zoom para una Reunión General de Miembros. ¡Todos son bienvenidos! - No es necesario ser miembro de la PTA para asistir.
Instamos a cada PTA local de Seattle a que considere enviar al menos un delegado a esta reunión. Cada PTA local de Seattle tiene un voto. Los presidentes de las PTA están autorizados a votar en nombre de su PTA o pueden designar a un delegado. Presidentes: si van a delegar a alguien para votar, envíen un correo electrónico a secretary@scptsa.org con el nombre de su PTA, su nombre y el nombre y correo electrónico de la persona a quien delegan para votar en su nombre.
Se ofrece interpretación en lenguaje de señas americano (ASL), somalí y español. Para solicitar interpretación a otro idioma, envíe un correo electrónico a secretary@scptsa.org.
El enlace para la reunión de Zoom se enviará más adelante.
These meetings are a space to foster authentic partnership and collaboration between administrators, educators, and parents. Our intent is to foster strong relationships built on trust and create space where underrepresented voices in the SPS community can speak truth to power with grace, gain understanding of the SPS decision making process, and together hold generative conversation centered on the growth and wellbeing of all students.
Tell us about your PTA & community. The more we connect and share our experiences from around the district the better we can advocate for all students. Please reach out to executiveboard@scptsa.org to set up a time to chat or feel free to share anytime using our Community Question & Feedback Form.
Consider volunteering with SCPTSA. Please reach out to any member of our board to talk about ways to get involved, or fill out our Volunteer Interest Form and we will reach out to you.
Submit an agenda topic. Interested in learning more about a particular topic? Use our Meeting Agenda Request Form to submit a suggestion.
SPS is launching a new series of Community Engagement Meetings for the 2026-27 school year. These meetings provide an opportunity for you to share feedback on the issues that matter most to our school communities.
Upcoming topics will include:
Academic Rigor
School Design (Neighborhood School, Option Schools, Dual Language, HC, etc.)
School Safety and Security
These topics were highlighted as priorities from last year. For each subsequent meeting, we will continue to pick topics of importance from the community.
To make participation as accessible as possible, all meetings will include:
Language interpretation (Amharic, Chinese, Somali, Spanish, Vietnamese) and ASL services
Light refreshments
Activities for children
Upcoming Community Engagement Meetings (All meetings will be held on Tuesdays and run 6:30-8 p.m.):
Sept. 29 at Thornton Creek Elementary School (7712 40th Ave. NE, Seattle, WA 98115)
Oct. 27 at Eagle Staff Middle School (1330 N 90th St., Seattle, WA 98103)
Nov. 17 on Zoom (Virtual)
Dec. 15 at Chief Sealth Intl. HS / Denny MS (2600 SW Thistle St., Seattle, WA 98126)
Jan. 12, 2027, at Coe Elementary School (2424 7th Ave. W, Seattle, WA 98119)
Feb. 9, 2027, on Zoom (Virtual)
March 23, 2027, at Garfield High School (400 23rd Ave., Seattle, WA 98122)
April 6, 2027, at South Shore K-8 (4800 S Henderson St., Seattle, WA 98118)
May 18, 2027, at Ballard High School (1418 NW 65th St., Seattle, WA 98117)
Last year, participants provided valuable feedback on a wide range of topics affecting our schools and students. A summary of what SPS leaders heard is available in the Superintendent Community Engagement Series: What We Heard from Our Community report.
SPS looks forward to continuing these important conversations and building on the strong engagement they saw last year. Your voice matters, and together we can continue creating schools where every student feels supported, challenged, and prepared for success.
If you have questions about the Community Engagement Meetings, please contact Seattle Public Schools using Let’s Talk.
These meetings are a space to foster authentic partnership and collaboration between administrators, educators, and parents. Our intent is to foster strong relationships built on trust and create space where underrepresented voices in the SPS community can speak truth to power with grace, gain understanding of the SPS decision making process, and together hold generative conversation centered on the growth and wellbeing of all students.
Tell us about your PTA & community. The more we connect and share our experiences from around the district the better we can advocate for all students. Please reach out to executiveboard@scptsa.org to set up a time to chat or feel free to share anytime using our Community Question & Feedback Form.
Consider volunteering with SCPTSA. Please reach out to any member of our board to talk about ways to get involved, or fill out our Volunteer Interest Form and we will reach out to you.
Submit an agenda topic. Interested in learning more about a particular topic? Use our Meeting Agenda Request Form to submit a suggestion.
At our October DEI Leadership Meeting, we will center a conversation about creating communities rooted in respect, dignity, and care for all families and students. Join us as we explore meaningful ways to respond to shifting needs and strengthen our collective impact.
Come join, share ideas and learn together.
On Zoom. All are welcome!
We believe diversity is our strength, equity drives our mission and collaboration must be inclusive. Our mission is to make every child’s potential a reality by engaging and empowering families and communities to advocate for all children. We can only achieve this in full collaboration and partnership with the broadest possible set of volunteers, staff, educators, schools and communities. Our work begins with building relationships and requires us to recognize and address bias and privilege, and account for cultural status and power dynamics.
Interpretation into ASL, Somali, and Spanish provided. To request interpretation into another language, please email secretary@scptsa.org.
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Dhammaan waa lagu soo dhoweynayaa!
Waxaan rumaysanahay in kala-duwanaantu tahay xooggeenna, sinaantu ay horseed u tahay himiladeenna, wada-shaqayntuna ay khasab tahay in ay noqoto mid loo dhan yahay.
Himiladeennu waa in aan xaqiijinno awoodda ilma walba adigoo kaashanaya, dhiirigelinaya, una doodayo dhammaan carruurta. Tani waxay suuragal ku tahay oo keliya iskaashi iyo wada-jir buuxa oo ay ka qaybqaataan tabaruceyaal, shaqaale, macallimiin, dugsiyo iyo bulshooyin kala duwan. Shaqadeennu waxay ka bilaabataa dhisidda xiriirro waxayna naga rabtaa inaan aqoonsanno una wajahno eexda iyo mudnaanta, isla markaana aan tixgelinno xaaladda dhaqameed iyo awood qaybsiga bulshada.
Turjumaad ASL, Soomaali, iyo Isbaanish ah ayaa la bixin doonaa. Haddii aad rabto turjumaad luqad kale ah, fadlan iimayl u dir secretary@scptsa.org.
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En Zoom. ¡Todos son bienvenidos!
Creemos que la diversidad es nuestra fortaleza, la equidad impulsa nuestra misión y la colaboración debe ser inclusiva.
Nuestra misión es hacer realidad el potencial de cada niño involucrando y empoderando a las familias y comunidades para que aboguen por todos los niños. Solo podemos lograr esto en plena colaboración y asociación con el grupo más amplio posible de voluntarios, personal, educadores, escuelas y comunidades. Nuestro trabajo comienza con la construcción de relaciones y requiere que reconozcamos y abordemos los prejuicios y los privilegios, y que tengamos en cuenta el estatus cultural y las dinámicas de poder.
Se ofrece interpretación en lenguaje de señas americano (ASL), somalí y español. Para solicitar interpretación a otro idioma, envíe un correo electrónico a secretary@scptsa.org
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Washington Immigrant Solidarity Network (WAISN)
Rapid Response Virtual Training
Join this virtual training to learn more about existing rapid response networks across the state that mobilize for deportation defense, and work to support communities and keep families together.
Board members are stewards of their association and hold a public trust to work together as a single legal entity—the board of directors—to conduct PTA’s business between general membership meetings.
SCPTSA Board meetings are on Zoom. Board meetings are open to the public, however only members of the board of directors may make motions and vote.
These gatherings, organized and hosted by local Indigenous organizations, invite community members to celebrate the rich history, enduring legacy, and invaluable contributions of Native people, who have been an integral part of this region, and beyond, since time immemorial. Get ready for a day filled with festivities and appreciation for the abundance of Native communities, cultures, and history.
11 am–3 pm・Family Celebration・Hosted by Hummingbird Indigenous Family Services・Seattle Waterfront’s Pier 58
1–3 pm・Fashion Show・Hosted by Ancestral Sisterhood・North Seattle College
3–9 pm・Coastal Jam and Powwow・Hosted by Mazaska Talks, Seattle Colleges ACO Division, and North Seattle College Ray Flores Wellness Center・North Seattle College
3:30–9 pm・Art Reception, Celebration, and Community Dinner・Hosted by United Indians of All Tribes Foundation・Daybreak Star Indian Cultural Center
Regular School Board Meetings are generally held on Wednesdays and members of the public are welcome to attend.
Board meetings are held at the John Stanford Center for Educational Excellence, live streamed on SPSTV and broadcast on television on Comcast 26 (standard-def) and 319 (hi-def), Wave 26 (standard-def) and 695 (hi-def), and Century Link 8008 (standard-def) and 8508 (hi-def).
Meeting agendas and relevant materials are posted at least 24 hours in advance of the scheduled meeting.
During Regular Board Meetings, the Board takes public testimony. Public testimony will be taken in person and by teleconference from those who sign up to provide testimony and who are placed on the testimony list.
To sign up for public testimony, members of the public should use the public testimony sign-up form on the day and time indicated on the relevant agenda (usually 8 a.m. on the Monday before the meeting) and no later than noon on the scheduled day of the meeting.
If you would like help with public testimony, Seattle Council PTA Board members are happy to assist. Please reach out to secretary@scptsa.org.
If you are interested in serving on an upcoming interview team for a SEA-represented position in Seattle Public Schools, please attend a Site-Based Interview training. SPS/SEA site-based interview training is open to all administrators, certificated and classified employees, as well as parents, students, and community representatives. This training will prepare individuals to participate in interview teams to hire for positions that are represented by the Seattle Education Association (SEA) – Certificated, Paraprofessional, and SAEOP employee groups.
Trainings are held remotely via Microsoft Teams from 4–5 pm.
SPS will provide a link to the Teams session on day of the training.
SPS is launching a new series of Community Engagement Meetings for the 2026-27 school year. These meetings provide an opportunity for you to share feedback on the issues that matter most to our school communities.
Upcoming topics will include:
Academic Rigor
School Design (Neighborhood School, Option Schools, Dual Language, HC, etc.)
School Safety and Security
These topics were highlighted as priorities from last year. For each subsequent meeting, we will continue to pick topics of importance from the community.
To make participation as accessible as possible, all meetings will include:
Language interpretation (Amharic, Chinese, Somali, Spanish, Vietnamese) and ASL services
Light refreshments
Activities for children
Upcoming Community Engagement Meetings (All meetings will be held on Tuesdays and run 6:30-8 p.m.):
Sept. 29 at Thornton Creek Elementary School (7712 40th Ave. NE, Seattle, WA 98115)
Oct. 27 at Eagle Staff Middle School (1330 N 90th St., Seattle, WA 98103)
Nov. 17 on Zoom (Virtual)
Dec. 15 at Chief Sealth Intl. HS / Denny MS (2600 SW Thistle St., Seattle, WA 98126)
Jan. 12, 2027, at Coe Elementary School (2424 7th Ave. W, Seattle, WA 98119)
Feb. 9, 2027, on Zoom (Virtual)
March 23, 2027, at Garfield High School (400 23rd Ave., Seattle, WA 98122)
April 6, 2027, at South Shore K-8 (4800 S Henderson St., Seattle, WA 98118)
May 18, 2027, at Ballard High School (1418 NW 65th St., Seattle, WA 98117)
Last year, participants provided valuable feedback on a wide range of topics affecting our schools and students. A summary of what SPS leaders heard is available in the Superintendent Community Engagement Series: What We Heard from Our Community report.
SPS looks forward to continuing these important conversations and building on the strong engagement they saw last year. Your voice matters, and together we can continue creating schools where every student feels supported, challenged, and prepared for success.
If you have questions about the Community Engagement Meetings, please contact Seattle Public Schools using Let’s Talk.
These meetings are a space to foster authentic partnership and collaboration between administrators, educators, and parents. Our intent is to foster strong relationships built on trust and create space where underrepresented voices in the SPS community can speak truth to power with grace, gain understanding of the SPS decision making process, and together hold generative conversation centered on the growth and wellbeing of all students.
Tell us about your PTA & community. The more we connect and share our experiences from around the district the better we can advocate for all students. Please reach out to executiveboard@scptsa.org to set up a time to chat or feel free to share anytime using our Community Question & Feedback Form.
Consider volunteering with SCPTSA. Please reach out to any member of our board to talk about ways to get involved, or fill out our Volunteer Interest Form and we will reach out to you.
Submit an agenda topic. Interested in learning more about a particular topic? Use our Meeting Agenda Request Form to submit a suggestion.
Special School Board Meetings are generally held on Wednesdays and members of the public are welcome to attend.
Special Board meetings are held at the John Stanford Center for Educational Excellence, live streamed on SPSTV and broadcast on television on Comcast 26 (standard-def) and 319 (hi-def), Wave 26 (standard-def) and 695 (hi-def), and Century Link 8008 (standard-def) and 8508 (hi-def).
Meeting agendas and relevant materials are posted at least 24 hours in advance of the scheduled meeting.
There is no public testimony during Special Board Meetings.
Join Seattle Council PTSA on Zoom for a General Membership Meeting. All are welcome—you do not need to be a PTA member to attend!
Ku soo biir Seattle Council PTSA kulan guud oo xubnaha ah oo ka dhacaya Zoom. Qof walba waa lagu soo dhoweynayaa—you ma aha in aad xubin PTA ah tahay si aad uga soo qayb gasho!
Únase al Consejo PTSA de Seattle por Zoom para una Reunión General de Miembros. ¡Todos son bienvenidos! - No es necesario ser miembro de la PTA para asistir.
Washington Immigrant Solidarity Network (WAISN)
Know Your Rights Virtual Workshop
Join this virtual workshop to learn how to support yourself and your community during encounters with immigration enforcement agents. This Know Your Rights training covers what to do if Immigration and Customs Enforcement comes to your home or workplace, how to identify valid warrants, and how to assert your rights safely.
Regular School Board Meetings are generally held on Wednesdays and members of the public are welcome to attend.
Board meetings are held at the John Stanford Center for Educational Excellence, live streamed on SPSTV and broadcast on television on Comcast 26 (standard-def) and 319 (hi-def), Wave 26 (standard-def) and 695 (hi-def), and Century Link 8008 (standard-def) and 8508 (hi-def).
Meeting agendas and relevant materials are posted at least 24 hours in advance of the scheduled meeting.
During Regular Board Meetings, the Board takes public testimony. Public testimony will be taken in person and by teleconference from those who sign up to provide testimony and who are placed on the testimony list.
To sign up for public testimony, members of the public should use the public testimony sign-up form on the day and time indicated on the relevant agenda (usually 8 a.m. on the Monday before the meeting) and no later than noon on the scheduled day of the meeting.
If you would like help with public testimony, Seattle Council PTA Board members are happy to assist. Please reach out to secretary@scptsa.org.
Board members are stewards of their association and hold a public trust to work together as a single legal entity—the board of directors—to conduct PTA’s business between general membership meetings.
SCPTSA Board meetings are on Zoom. Board meetings are open to the public, however only members of the board of directors may make motions and vote.
Washington Immigrant Solidarity Network (WAISN)
Rapid Response Virtual Training
Join this virtual training to learn more about existing rapid response networks across the state that mobilize for deportation defense, and work to support communities and keep families together.
If you are interested in serving on an upcoming interview team for a SEA-represented position in Seattle Public Schools, please attend a Site-Based Interview training. SPS/SEA site-based interview training is open to all administrators, certificated and classified employees, as well as parents, students, and community representatives. This training will prepare individuals to participate in interview teams to hire for positions that are represented by the Seattle Education Association (SEA) – Certificated, Paraprofessional, and SAEOP employee groups.
Trainings are held remotely via Microsoft Teams from 4–5 pm.
SPS will provide a link to the Teams session on day of the training.
Join Seattle Council PTSA and Seattle Special Education PTSA for a Community Listening Session on Zoom Wednesday, September 2nd, 12–1pm. We acknowledge that there is a lot of uncertainty, and understandable fear and other emotions are being felt right now. We hope that offering a space for our communities to come together to hear each other and to share resources, may be helpful. We all need helpers who center hope and everyone’s humanity. We will offer reminders and resources regarding WSPTA and NTA’s stances related to neutrality.
All are welcome! You do not need to be a PTA Member to attend. Anyone is invited to attend, listen, and share questions, concerns, and thoughts.
ASL, Spanish, and Somali interpretation will be provided. Please reach out to executiveboard@scptsa.org with additional language interpretation requests.
Meeting ID: 867 1540 3976
Passcode: 975857
Regular School Board Meetings are generally held on Wednesdays and members of the public are welcome to attend.
Board meetings are held at the John Stanford Center for Educational Excellence, live streamed on SPSTV and broadcast on television on Comcast 26 (standard-def) and 319 (hi-def), Wave 26 (standard-def) and 695 (hi-def), and Century Link 8008 (standard-def) and 8508 (hi-def).
Meeting agendas and relevant materials are posted at least 24 hours in advance of the scheduled meeting.
During Regular Board Meetings, the Board takes public testimony. Public testimony will be taken in person and by teleconference from those who sign up to provide testimony and who are placed on the testimony list.
To sign up for public testimony, members of the public should use the public testimony sign-up form on the day and time indicated on the relevant agenda (usually 8 a.m. on the Monday before the meeting) and no later than noon on the scheduled day of the meeting.
If you would like help with public testimony, Seattle Council PTA Board members are happy to assist. Please reach out to secretary@scptsa.org.
SPS Black Families and families raising Black children, join us for our first q.uarterly meeting of the 2026–27 school year.
There is nothing more important than the health, safety, wellbeing, and education of our children. This is a time for us to come together, work together, listen to student voices together, teach and learn together to powerfully and positively partner with SPS in the academic standards, practices, learning environments, opportunities and resources that our children need, require and deserve. Now is the time. Now is the opportunity. To be a part of change, focus, and opportunity for Black students in SPS.
This is an opportunity to be in community with the Superintendent and each other.
Please take the time to register and complete the questions. This is important to help shape table questions and conversations. And help us with the food count.
2026-2027 Dates:
Locations to be determined • 6–8pm
Tuesday, Aug 25 • John Stanford Center for Educational Excellence
Tuesday, Nov 3
Monday, Feb 8 • National African American Parent Involvement Day
Tuesday, May 25
Washington Immigrant Solidarity Network (WAISN)
Rapid Response Virtual Training
Join this virtual training to learn more about existing rapid response networks across the state that mobilize for deportation defense, and work to support communities and keep families together.
Washington Immigrant Solidarity Network (WAISN)
Know Your Rights Virtual Workshop
Join this virtual workshop to learn how to support yourself and your community during encounters with immigration enforcement agents. This Know Your Rights training covers what to do if Immigration and Customs Enforcement comes to your home or workplace, how to identify valid warrants, and how to assert your rights safely.
Special School Board Meetings are generally held on Wednesdays and members of the public are welcome to attend.
Special Board meetings are held at the John Stanford Center for Educational Excellence, live streamed on SPSTV and broadcast on television on Comcast 26 (standard-def) and 319 (hi-def), Wave 26 (standard-def) and 695 (hi-def), and Century Link 8008 (standard-def) and 8508 (hi-def).
Meeting agendas and relevant materials are posted at least 24 hours in advance of the scheduled meeting.
There is no public testimony during Special Board Meetings.
If you are interested in serving on an upcoming interview team for a SEA-represented position in Seattle Public Schools, please attend a Site-Based Interview training. SPS/SEA site-based interview training is open to all administrators, certificated and classified employees, as well as parents, students, and community representatives. This training will prepare individuals to participate in interview teams to hire for positions that are represented by the Seattle Education Association (SEA) – Certificated, Paraprofessional, and SAEOP employee groups.
Trainings are held remotely via Microsoft Teams from 4–5 pm.
SPS will provide a link to the Teams session on day of the training.
Who:
Every local PTA/PTSA President (or delegate) within Seattle Council PTSA
Agenda:
7:30–8 am – Breakfast & networking
8–9 am – SCPTSA & SPS Partnership Engagement facilitated by SCPTSA
Join Seattle Public Schools & Seattle Council PTSA for a collaborative breakfast during the School Leadership Institute (SLI). This gathering provides an opportunity for PTA Presidents (or delegates), Principals and school leaders to connect, strengthen partnerships, and align our work in support of students and school communities for the 2026–27 school year.
We look forward to seeing you at Nathan Hale High School!
Washington Immigrant Solidarity Network (WAISN)
Rapid Response Virtual Training
Join this virtual training to learn more about existing rapid response networks across the state that mobilize for deportation defense, and work to support communities and keep families together.
Washington Immigrant Solidarity Network (WAISN)
Rapid Response Virtual Training
Join this virtual training to learn more about existing rapid response networks across the state that mobilize for deportation defense, and work to support communities and keep families together.
Hear directly from the Seattle Police Department about how firearms are making their way into our neighborhoods and what’s being done to address it. We’ll also have a community-led conversation on how to talk to our children about firearms. Bring your questions, bring your family, and be part of the solution. Knowledge is power, and safer communities start with informed conversations.
Doors open at 5:30 pm
Questions? Contact crystal@communitypassageways.org
Washington Immigrant Solidarity Network (WAISN)
Know Your Rights Virtual Workshop
Join this virtual workshop to learn how to support yourself and your community during encounters with immigration enforcement agents. This Know Your Rights training covers what to do if Immigration and Customs Enforcement comes to your home or workplace, how to identify valid warrants, and how to assert your rights safely.
Regular School Board Meetings are generally held on Wednesdays and members of the public are welcome to attend.
Board meetings are held at the John Stanford Center for Educational Excellence, live streamed on SPSTV and broadcast on television on Comcast 26 (standard-def) and 319 (hi-def), Wave 26 (standard-def) and 695 (hi-def), and Century Link 8008 (standard-def) and 8508 (hi-def).
Meeting agendas and relevant materials are posted at least 24 hours in advance of the scheduled meeting.
During Regular Board Meetings, the Board takes public testimony. Public testimony will be taken in person and by teleconference from those who sign up to provide testimony and who are placed on the testimony list.
To sign up for public testimony, members of the public should use the public testimony sign-up form on the day and time indicated on the relevant agenda (usually 8 a.m. on the Monday before the meeting) and no later than noon on the scheduled day of the meeting.
If you would like help with public testimony, Seattle Council PTA Board members are happy to assist. Please reach out to secretary@scptsa.org.
Seattle Council PTSA represents over 80 PTAs and PTSAs in Seattle Public Schools. Centering the voices of those furthest from educational justice, we support, inform, and advocate for and with school communities all over Seattle.
