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Council Statement Regarding Superintendent Search

2/13/2025

 
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​Upon hearing of the retirement of Mr. Tolley, NSD Superintendent, at the end of June of 2025, the Northshore Council PTSA board of directors drafted a statement in support of a search for a new superintendent through a transparent process that includes community involvement. 

​The superintendent plays a crucial role in shaping our school district's educational environment and future, and our board of directors believes that we should cast a wide net to hire the most qualified candidate.
At the Monday, February 10, 2025, NSD School Board Meeting, the following statement was given to the school board members during association comments:

The Northshore Council PTSA Board was sorry to hear that Superintendent Tolley will be retiring at the end of this school year. We would like to thank Mr. Tolley for his service and leadership in the Northshore School District. 

As the superintendent plays a crucial role in shaping our school district's educational environment and future, we are happy to hear that the school board will be hiring a search firm to aid in the superintendent search. We thank the school board directors for your commitment to casting a wide net to find the best candidate to lead our school district.

We look forward to being given the opportunity once again to provide input on desired candidate traits and feedback on the candidate search, as we did two years ago. The Northshore Council PTSA Board of Directors thanks you for your time and consideration.

"Ending School Lunch Debt and Advocating for Free School Meals" Resolution Adopted

1/21/2025

 
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The Northshore Council PTSA and its members adopted an "Ending School Lunch Debt and Advocating for Free School Meals" resolution at its membership meeting on Tuesday, January 21, 2025.

Our hope is that local advocates will use this resolution to support their efforts in speaking with legislators about increasing student access to free meals served at public schools, including adequate funding for districts in order to provide meals and reducing barriers students face when trying to qualify for free meals.

The full resolution can be viewed below.
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If you would like to download the resolution you can do that HERE.
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2024 Legislative Assembly Recap

10/28/2024

 
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Over the weekend of October 26th and 27th, PTA member delegates from all over Washington convened on Seattle Pacific University to attend Washington State PTA's Legislative Assembly. These delegates included representation from many Northshore PTAs and Council!

Delegates attended panels dedicated to learning more about the school budget crisis in Washington, hearing from school board directors and school superintendents. Delegates also discussed, debated, and voted on new issues and resolutions, including the adoption of WSPTA’s 2024-2026 Legislative Platform and Top Five Issues. At the close of the 2024 WSPTA Legislative Assembly, WSPTA President Angela Steck announced the results of voting for the 2024-2026 Top 5 legislative priorities.
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The remaining issues, "Mitigating the Adverse Impacts of Climate Change" and "Increasing Educational Equity by Closing the Digital Divide" will be added to the "Also Supported" list of our short-term legislative priorities.

​Soon PTA Advocates will be meeting with their legislative representatives to encourage them to pass legislation in support of the PTAs priorities.
Important Advocacy Dates: 

Submit a New or Amended Resolution for Consideration at May 2025 WSPTA Annual Meeting Deadline:
November 1 – Draft submissions (titles and concept) should be emailed to the WSPTA Resolutions Chair at [email protected]
November 15 – Final, complete submissions should be emailed to the WSPTA Resolutions Chair at [email protected]
Learn more about submitting a resolution HERE.

Upcoming WSPTA Advocacy Events:
December 17, 2024 - What to Expect in the 2025 Legislative Session – Hosted by Marie Sullivan, WSPTA Legislative Consultant | 7pm | Online
January 8, 2025 - 2025 Legislative Session Preview: Legislator Panel – Hosted by Marie Sullivan, WSPTA Legislative Consultant | 7pm | Online
February 17, 2025 - Focus Day in Olympia (kids welcome!)
February 10 – 14, 2025 - Advocacy Week
If you want to learn more, visit Council's Advocacy Page.
If you have questions, reach out at any time to Council's Co-VPs of Advocacy, Terra Droney & Holly Muenchow.

Join our Advocacy Coalition!

10/17/2024

 
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Join the Movement: Advocacy in Action!  

Are you ready to spark some meaningful change?  Whether you're passionate about education reform or eager to foster greater engagement and representation in Northshore, this is your space to share, listen, and lead -- as much or as little as your heart desires!  ​
Northshore Council PTSA is building an Advocacy Coalition!
 
This isn't your average meeting; this is where passion meets purpose.  Whether you’re a seasoned advocate or just starting to feel that fire for education reform, it will be a chance to share the areas you care about most and turn your ideas into action. We're here to discuss real, impactful ways to advocate for better education funding and policies that work for ALL students in Washington -- starting right here in Northshore!

Bring your voice, your curiosity, and your drive to create lasting change. Let’s come together, share perspectives, and build pathways to equity and success for all. We promise there’s no experience required, just a desire to make a difference.  Ready to rise up for change? We’re all ears! Join us from the comfort of your home, PJs optional but enthusiasm encouraged! Let’s revolutionize education together, one conversation at a time.

Register Now!
Meetings are the 2nd Tuesday of the Month at 8pm on Zoom!

2024 Meetings
  • November 12
  • December 10

2025 Meetings
  • January 14
  • February 11
  • March 11
  • April 1
  • May 13

If you have any questions, please reach out to our Co-VPs of Advocacy, Holly Muenchow and Terra Droney.

WSPTA Urges Members to Vote No on I-2109 & I-2117

9/20/2024

 
WSPTA urges our over 84,000 members to vote no on I-2109 and I-2117.
WSPTA members have long supported ample funding for schools, promoted safe and healthy environments for living and learning, and advocated for mitigating the adverse impacts of climate change, which pose a direct threat to the health and well-being of our children and youth.

​Based on positions previously adopted by members, the WSPTA Board of Directors has voted to oppose Initiatives 2109 and 2117. If these initiatives pass, our children and youth will be impacted, as school districts will lose billions of dollars in funding and access to federal matching funds.
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Further information can be found on the WSPTA blog:
  • Washington State PTA Opposes Initiative 2109: https://www.wastatepta.org/washington-state-pta-opposes.../
  • Washington State PTA Opposes Initiative 2117: https://www.wastatepta.org/washington-state-pta-opposes.../
  • FAQs on Opposing Initiatives 2109 and 2117: https://www.wastatepta.org/faqs-on-opposing-initiatives...
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Upcoming Events:
WSPTA Advocacy Roundtable: No on Initiatives 2109 & 2117
​WSPTA will be hosting an Advocacy Roundtable dedicated to voting no on initiatives 2109 & 2117 online on Tuesday, October 8th from 7pm-8pm online. Join the roundtable to ask questions and/or learn more about how your PTA can take a position! Register here to participate!

The Fight to Fund our Public Schools: A Community Discussion on I-2109
There is also an opportunity to gather for a Community Discussion specifically regarding I-2109 hosted by Friends of Davina Duerr and Shelley Kloba. This discussion is open to all community members to ask questions, voice their concerns and learn more about what's at stake. The event will be held in-person at North Creek High School on Tuesday, October 15th from 6:30pm - 8pm. Register here.  

Education Funding Crisis Town Hall
This town hall is a kickoff to conversations with our legislators about the devastating impacts of the lack of funding on our districts, schools, and students. This is a joint effort between the educators and leaders of Edmonds, Northshore, and Shoreline school districts. Legislators from the 1st, 21st, 32nd, 44th and 45th legislative districts have been invited. There will be a chance to hear about the impacts of underfunding, as well as engage in conversation about it. The event will be held in-person at Edmonds-Woodway High School on Wednesday, October 23rd from 6:00 - 7:30pm. Register here.


 

PTA Road to Advocacy

6/19/2024

 
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​Summer Advocacy Meetup
Tuesday, August 20, 2024 @ 4 PM
Bothell Landing Park


Open to the Community! We invite you to join us at our summer advocacy meetup. Together we can make a difference. 


Email Co-VPs of Advocacy for questions or more information. 
​The journey over the past year, marked by tireless advocacy and leadership within PTA, the largest volunteer child advocacy organization in the nation, has been remarkable. Together, the Northshore community has worked diligently to ensure the well-being and education of all children.
Challenges and Triumphs
The road to advocacy is rarely smooth, and this year was no exception. One of the most significant challenges faced was the need for increased school funding in Washington state. Despite this obstacle, the community's  focus on progress led to notable achievements through advocacy partnerships. Among these were the retention of the 7-period day in Northshore high schools, increased pay and support for paraeducators, enhanced access to mental health resources, and a reduction in the special education funding gap. Additionally, the passage of laws aimed at reducing gun violence and suicide, along with other policies, contributed to the education and well-being of all children.
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​Key Advocacy Milestones
Throughout the year, Northshore PTA advocates made significant strides on their road to advocacy. Key events included:
  • Legislative Assembly (October): Advocates gathered to push for improvements in PTA resolutions and priorities.
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  • Focus Day (January): A coalition of parents, students, educators, and school board members traveled to Olympia to meet with representatives.

  • Community Partnerships: Continuous efforts to build partnerships with administrators, school board members, local PTA leaders, student leaders, and policymakers like the Governor’s Education Policy Office.

  • Voter Education and Student Advocacy
    ​​Voter education was a critical component of this year's advocacy efforts. Leading up to the November election, the community facilitated opportunities to meet school board candidates, provided resources on voter registration, and organized a candidate forum to discuss important issues.

    The advocacy efforts of student advocates were particularly noteworthy. Across the district, students used their voices to drive change. From speaking at school board meetings and writing to legislators to creating clubs and resources for peer involvement, their contributions were invaluable. Notably, the Innovation Lab High School Climate Action Club brought forth a resolution on Washington State declaring the climate emergency, which was endorsed by the Northshore Council.

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Looking Ahead
Reflecting on the advocacy journey, it is clear that the work is far from over. The road to advocacy is long, but with the continued support and efforts of the community, further progress can be made. The focus remains on increasing state funding to reduce budget shortfalls and avoid future cuts, ensuring that Washington state fulfills its paramount duty: education.
 
Gratitude and admiration extend to everyone for their dedication, passion, and unwavering commitment to ensuring excellent education for all children in local schools and beyond. As the journey continues, the Northshore community stands united in its advocacy, ready to navigate and overcome any challenges that lie ahead.

Take Action!

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Attend Council's Summer Advocacy Meetup
  • Tuesday, August 20, 2024 | 4 PM | Bothell Landing Park
​​Register to Vote / Host a Voter Registration Drive
  • ​Check your registration info at VoteWA.gov.
  • Online: Register at VoteWA.gov
  • By mail: Request a paper form be mailed to you or print your own at sos.wa.gov/elections
  • No internet access? Call 1 (800) 448-4881
  • In person: Visit a county elections office
​Election Information
  • King County Election Information: https://kingcounty.gov/depts/elections/elections.aspx
  • Snohomish County Election Information: https://snohomishcountywa.gov/224/Elections-Voter-Registration
  • WA Secretary of State: ​https://www.sos.wa.gov/elections

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Write Your Legislators
  • Find Your State Representative/Senator
    Not sure who your state senator or representatives are?  Washington State's website has a handy Find Your Legislator tool.  Just type in your address and click on the "Find My District" tab.
Attend a School Board Meeting
  • Northshore School Board Meetings - Can't make a meeting? You can stream the meetings and find board materials online to keep up to date on what's happening in our district. Use your voice to speak up for kids. The School Board does want your input!
Be a PTA Advocate! 
  • Connect with Council's Co-VPs of Advocacy. There will be opportunities to meet in person and online. 
  • Volunteer to be an Advocacy chair on your local PTA.
  • Attend WSPTA's 2024 Legislative Assembly and help set the priorities for next year's Legislative session. 
  • Participate in WSPTA's Focus on Advocacy Week in 2025. 

Advocacy Meetups: Navigating Budget Cuts in Education

4/21/2024

 
Together We Can Make a Difference!
Open to the Community!

We invite you to join us at one or all of our advocacy meetups. Our meetups will address the challenges presented by the budget cuts in education and finding ways to overcome them. Let's explore how effective advocacy can make a difference and keep education a priority, no matter the financial constraints. It's all about taking action and standing up for what's important, even when times get tough. See you there!
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Date
Location
Thursday, May 9 
Online via Zoom
7:00 PM
Register for Zoom Link
Thursday, ​May 16
The Cottage in Bothell
​10:00 AM
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Tuesday, May 21
Online
7:00 PM
Register for Zoom Link

Questions?
Email Council's Co-VPs of Advocacy, Terra Droney and  Holly Muenchow at [email protected].

January 16, 2024 Membership Meeting Recap

1/19/2024

 
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On January 16, 2024, Northshore Council PTSA held a virtual General Membership Meeting. We would like to say thank you to all of the local leaders from across the Northshore School District, as well as community and school partners for taking the time to join us!
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Continue reading below for a recap of the meeting. 
Announcements
  • Council Office Hours
    • The remaining scheduled Coucil Office Hours for the school year have been cancelled, however, Council leaders can set up 1 on 1 meetings with local leaders to answer questions or concerns! Email us to set up a meeting! 
  • WSPTA Upcoming Deadlines
    • WSPTA Programs have upcoming February deadlines for their student programs for the Essay Contest and Scholarship Program. The Awards of Excellence applications are due in March. Also, the applications for 100% Staff Membership Award and 100% PTA Membership Award are due in March. Visit the WSPTA website links for specific deadlines.
Community Partners
  • School Board
    Director Elisabeth Sotak is our new liaison. Welcome Director Sotak!
  • Community Partnerships & Volunteer Coordinator - Marco Garcia 
    Northshore School District's 6th Annual State of Our Schools will be on the morning of Feb 7th. Northshore School District is in need of a few volunteers from 6:30 am to 7:30 am to help with set-up. Treats will be provided and volunteers are welcome to stay for the event.  E-mail Marco Garcia if you are able to volunteer. 
 Council Business
  • Bulk Mailing Permit Survey
    • ​​Council has maintained a bulk mailing permit which has been available for local PTAs to utilize. It has not been used much, if at all, the last few years.  A survey is being conducted to help determine if there is a need to renew the bulk mailing permit or let it lapse. A motion passed to cancel the bulk mailing permit with an amendment that council can renew the permit if it is determined from the survey that there is a need to renew the permit from the local PTAs. Complete survey here. 
  • ​Seeking Grants Proposal Committee Members 
    • Holly M. volunteered to chair the committee. Council is seeking two or more local PTSA leaders to join her in researching and formulating the grant. The grant is about trying to achieve more equity in the PTSAs. Council would like to appoint volunteers to the committee during the next board meeting in February.  Contact Council President, Rachel Fitzgerald, if you would like to volunteer for this committee.
  • Letter to School Board and Superintendent Tolley
    • Diana C. presented a draft letter to be presented to the school board and Superintendent Tolley regarding concerns about the 2024-25 budget cuts. The letter was drafted by a committee formed at the December 2023 board of directors meeting. A motion passed to amend the letter and it will be read and emailed to the Northshore Council Board and Superintendent Tolley. The letter will be signed by Northshore Council PTSA Members and Board of Directors. Read letter here. 
Council Committee Updates
  • Membership
    • ​Please encourage people to become members of their local PTA. The Great PTA Sign Up Day is January 31. WSPTA goal is to increase membership across the state by 5000 members. 
  • Nominating Committee
    • ​If you would like to nominate yourself to be part of the 2024-2025 Northshore Council PTSA Board, please contact the committee by emailing ​[email protected] or complete the nomination form by January 31, 2024. We have many key positions open. Also, looking for a Co-VP of Events. Learn more about the positions. 
  • Events
    • First meeting of the Reflections Reception Committee is being held on January 18. If you are interested in joining the committee, please contact Melissa B. An in-person Reflections Reception to celebrate our Northshore students will be held on Thursday, March 14. More details coming soon. 
  • Reflections
    • ​There were 211 entries from across the district. We have 51 entries moving up as state qualifiers.  
  • Advocacy
    • Focus Day was Monday, January 15, 2024.  Northshore was represented by 25 leaders, students, NSD staff, and school board directors. They traveled to Olympia to meet with legislative representatives and senators and advocate for our students and schools.  

After the meeting was adjourned, membership was invited to join Co-VP's of Advocacy Terra Droney & Holly Muenchow to discuss how to continue the advocating momentum after Focus Day. 

We hope to see you at our next March 18, 2024 at 7PM via Zoom. Register for Zoom meeting link.  

Advocacy Meetups and Q&As: How Parents Can Advocate for More School Funding with WA State Legislature

12/7/2023

 
Wondering how you can make a difference in school funding?
​Join Council's Co-VPs of Advocacy, Terra Droney and  Holly Muenchow to learn about Focus Week (Jan. 15-19) and discuss how to advocate for school funding at the state level.
Join Us for Focus on Advocacy Day - Monday, January 15, 2024 in Olympia!
Register and find more information here. 
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We invite you to join our upcoming meetups on advocating with the WA State Legislature!
DATE
LOCATION
THURSDAY
​DEC. 14 ​
Online via Zoom
12 Noon
Register for Zoom Link
THURSDAY
JAN. 04
Thorndike Room at McMenamins
​7:00 PM

18607 Bothell Way NE, ​Bothell

TUESDAY
JAN. 09

Sidekick Coffee in Woodinville
10:00 AM
17255 135th Ave NE Suite 1020, Woodinville
Questions?
Email Council's Co-VPs of Advocacy, Terra Droney and  Holly Muenchow at [email protected].

Actions You Can Do Now: 

  1. Attend One or More of Council's Advocacy Meetups
  2. Subscribe to WSPTA Action Alerts
  3. Register and Attend WSPTA Focus Day in Olympia on Monday, January 15, 2024.
    Complete this quick form to connect with Northshore Council for more information. 
  4. ​​Write Your WA State Representatives (Find Your State Legislative or Congressional District)
  • ​​Please download and print these Advocacy Postcards and complete by Wednesday, January 10, 2024.
    • ​Postcards for 1st Legislative District
    • Postcards for 44th Legislative District
    • Postcards for the 45th Legislative District
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SAVE THE DATE: 

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WSPTA Focus on Advocacy Day
Monday, January 15, 2024
​Olympia, WA
Kids Welcome!

Register to Attend!
Already Registered? Complete this quick form to connect with Northshore Council for more information. Additional Northshore specific details on carpools, meeting schedule, etc. will be sent to you soon after completing this. 
WSPTA members and students are invited to put on their "PTA Blue" and join us IN PERSON in Olympia to advocate for children and schools with elected officials.

Gather in the Columbia room with us to network and hear speakers. We will also be offering docent-led tours of the Capitol grounds. The event is from 9:00 am – 2:30 pm. The agenda with speakers listed will be added here in Eventbrite and in the Focus on Advocacy newsletter when it is available.

More details and information can be found on the Focus on Advocacy webpage.
More on Advocacy: 
  • Council's Advocacy Page
  • Questions? Email Council's Co-VPs of Advocacy, Terra Droney & Holly Muenchow.

Advocacy Update: Legislative Assembly Recap

11/2/2023

 
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WSPTA Legislative Assembly Recap
by Council Co-VP of Advocacy Holly M. 

​​Northshore PTAs sent 19 delegates from 11 local PTAs and 4 delegates from Council (Terra D., Rachel F., Anna J. and Holly M.) to the Washington State PTA's Legislative Assembly on October 21st and 22nd. The Legislative Assembly was held virtually this year. 
Washington's Superintendent of Public Instruction, Chris Reykdal, opened by sharing many of the challenges facing our schools this year and next, especially budget shortfalls. We also heard from OSPI and superintendents across the state how challenging it is to get school buildings funded, built, and updated with the latest safety features. And of course, we added and updated the WSPTA platform for legislative issues and resolutions on topics including:
  • Multi and Heritage Language Education for All,
  • Preventing and Reducing Gun Violence and Suicide,
  • A Diverse and Effective Education Workforce,
  • High-Quality Preschool to Third-Grade Early Learning,  
  • K-12 Education Funding, Preventing Traumatic Brain Injuries,
  • Social Emotional Learning and Student Success, and
  • Substance Use Disorder Education and Prevention.
Soon PTA Advocates will be meeting with their legislative representatives to encourage them to pass legislation in support of the PTAs priorities. If you want to learn more or are interested in joining us, please email us at [email protected] to connect.
Updated 2023 - 2024 Legislative Priorities 
October 2023
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Important Advocacy Dates: 

New or Amended Resolutions for Consideration Deadline:
The deadline to submit new or amended resolutions for consideration at the business meeting held in May during convention is noon on November 15, 2023. Find more information and the submission form on the WSPTA Resolutions webpage. 

Upcoming Advocacy Dates: 
December 13, 2023  Legislative Session Preview – Legislator Panel 
January 3, 2024  What to Expect in the 2024 Legislative Session – Marie Sullivan, WSPTA Legislative Consultant
January 15, 2024 Focus Day in Olympia (kids welcome!)
January 15 – 19, 2024 Advocacy Week (virtual) 
Please note Focus on Advocacy is happening a month earlier this year. Visit WSPTA Focus on Advocacy page for more information and an advocacy toolkit.  

​​More on Advocacy: 
  • Council's Advocacy Page
  • Questions? Contact Council Co-VPs of Advocacy, Terra Droney & Holly Muenchow
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