Our Forest View PTA Board of Directors believes that participation at major Washington State PTA (WSPTA) and National PTA events and activities is essential for our PTA's mission and goals. Listed below are recent WSPTA and National PTA events that members of our PTA team have participated in and/or received important trainings.
- WSPTA Legislative Assembly - October 18-19, 2025
- Our Forest View PTA President attended this event, representing our PTA as a voting delegate. In addition to voting for one Issue, two Principles, and three Resolutions, he also attended training classes pertaining to K-12 education funding and amplifying student and family voices.
- "PTA and the Law" (Required Training)
- Annually, at least one elected officer from our PTA must attend a "PTA and the Law" training class. For the 2025-2026 PTA term, this important training has been attended by our PTA President (Craig Willis, on August 9) and Treasurer (Denise Evensen, on September 17).
- WSPTA August Leadership Launch - August 8-9, 2025
- All four FVPTA 2025-2026 elected officers registered for this event, from which each received valuable training for their positions and for the success of our PTA!
- National PTA Virtual Convention - June 25-28, 2025
- Incoming FVPTA President Craig Willis participated at this event, at which he was a voting delegate who voted for At-Large National PTA Board of Directors candidates, National Leadership Recruitment Committee members, adoption of Bylaws as a Standing Committee, and adoption of Diversity, Inclusion, & Outreach (DIO) as a Standing Committee. Craig also voted on proposed Resolutions pertaining to Civics Education, Voter Registration, and Voting, Photosensitive Epilepsy, and Students Returning to Classrooms Following Concussions. Craig also gained value knowledge in event information sessions.
- FUN-FACT EVENT SIDE-NOTE: Michelle Nims, a former FVPTA President as well as former WSPTA President, received the National PTA 2025 Outstanding Service Award for her many years of service and dedication within PTA and helping children. Congratulations, Michelle!