Legislative Conference January 31–February 1, 2016 WELCOME

WASA /WSSDA/ WASBO Legislative Conference January 31–February 1, 2016 WELCOME

Welcome to the 2016 Legislative Conference and thank you for your participation!

There is much for us to be attentive to as this year’s legislative session is getting underway. This conference provides us with an opportunity to hear from legislative leaders and policy makers who will update us on the education funding and policy landscape. As you have come to expect, WASA and WSSDA’s government relations staff will discuss this year’s Hot Topics to guide you as you meet with local legislators during Monday’s “Day on the Hill.” Sunday night provides us with a chance to meet in caucuses prior to networking with colleagues and legislators at our annual reception.

Each of you has an essential role in the legislative dialogue. As elected school directors, school administrators, and school business ofﬁcials, you have your hands on the pulse of the community and are the experts on education issues. You are an essential part of shaping the fnal outcomes of the legislative session!

Compensation and levy reform are critical issues this session and form the cornerstone of our associations’ respective platforms. You will have an opportunity to hear from the three executive directors about these topics. Of course, how we fund districts is not the only issue on the table. School districts continue to be battered with changes in programs and expectations every year. This session will be no exception.

There has never been a more important time to show our support for our public schools. The state’s paramount duty is clear: to amply fund basic education for every student in the state. The Washington Supreme Court has reafﬁrmed that constitutional mandate and we, as educators, must capitalize on this tremendous opportunity to advocate for sufﬁcient enhancements to basic education.

Your engagement is essential to our success—all on behalf of the children of Washington State. Thank you for joining us this year.

Frank Hewins, Ed.D. Superintendent, Franklin Pierce School District President, WASA

Chris Nation School Director, Marysville School District President, WSSDA

Jennifer Farmer, CSBA Director of Business Services, Everett School District President, WASBO WELCOME

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Welcome...... Page 2

A–Z Information...... Page 4

Sunday, January 31...... Pages 5—7

Monday, February 1...... Page 8

Association Meetings...... Page 9

Legislative Committee Members...... Page 10

Dash Shuttle Information...... Page 11

Capitol Campus Map...... Pages 12–13

SPSCC Campus Map...... Page 14

SPSCC Building Maps...... Pages 15–18

Red Lion Hotel Map...... Page 19

2016 Upcoming Events...... Back Cover

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2016 WASA/WSSDA/WASBO LEGISLATIVE CONFERENCE | 3 CLOCK HOURS Clock-hour forms are available at the registration table.

DAY ON THE HILL The Columbia Room (Legislative Building, Capitol Campus) will be open 7 a.m.–4 p.m.

NAME BADGES Please wear your conference name badge for all conference functions.

REGISTRATION DESK HOURS (SUNDAY) Minnaert Center (Building 21) Lobby: 11:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m.

TRANSPORTATION Red Lion Hotel offers its guests a 10-seat van that travels anywhere within a four mile radius. • Sunday, the shuttle will be available for transport to/from SPSCC (conference venue) based on availability. Reservations will be required. • Monday, the shuttle will run to the Capitol every hour. Reservations required. The Olympia Intercity Transit Dash goes everywhere you need to go in Downtown Olympia. Multiple parking options are available. Information for the legislative shuttle schedule can be found on page 11 in this program. If driving to the Capitol on Monday, please allow plenty of time tof nd parking (parking limited). All parking near the Legislative buildings require payment.

VISITOR PARKING (CAPITOL CAMPUS) There is a $1.50 per hour charge for parking on the Capitol Campus. Please refer to page 11 in this program for exact locations. A–Z CONFERENCE INFORMATION CONFERENCE A–Z

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The Minnaert Center is located in Building 21, Center for the Arts.

11:30 A.M.–5:30 P.M. 1:30–2 P.M.

REGISTRATION GENERAL SESSION MINNAERT CENTER LOBBY MINNAERT CENTER MAIN STAGE

1–1:30 P.M. McCleary v. State of Washington Update GENERAL SESSION MINNAERT CENTER MAIN STAGE Thomas Ahearne Attorney at Law, Foster Pepper Welcome and Introductions PLLC; Lead Counsel, NEWS

Frank Hewins President, WASA Nick Brossoit, Ed.D. Superintendent, Edmonds SD; President, NEWS

Chris Nation President, WSSDA 2–3 P.M.

GENERAL SESSION

Jennifer Farmer, CSBA MINNAERT CENTER MAIN STAGE President, WASBO Compensation and Levy Reform Panel

Bill Keim, Ed.D. Executive Director, WASA Governor Inslee’s Education Priorities

Deb Merle Senior Education Policy Advisor Alan Burke, Ed. D. to Governor Inslee Executive Director, WSSDA

Nancy Moffatt Executive Director, WASBO SUNDAY, JANUARY 31 JANUARY SUNDAY,

2016 WASA/WSSDA/WASBO LEGISLATIVE CONFERENCE | 5 3–3:45 P.M. 5:30–6:15 P.M.

REFRESHMENT BREAK REGIONAL CAUCUSES MINNAERT CENTER LOBBY BUILDING 20 ROOM 217 3:45–4 P.M. WASA Region 101 and WSSDA Director Area 9 GENERAL SESSION ESD 101 districts in Ferry, Stevens, Pend MINNAERT CENTER MAIN STAGE Oreille counties, and Spokane county districts: Central Valley, Deer Park, East State of the State of Education Valley, Mead, Nine Mile Falls, Orchard Prairie, Riverside, Spokane, and West Valley Randy Dorn Superintendent of Public BUILDING 21 ROOM 286 Instruction, OSPI WASA Region 101 and WSSDA Director Area 10 ESD 101 districts in Lincoln, Adams, and Whitman counties, and Spokane county 4–4:30 P.M. districts: Freeman, Great Northern, Medical Lake, Cheney, and Liberty GENERAL SESSION MINNAERT CENTER MAIN STAGE BUILDING 20 ROOM 218 WASA Region 105 and State of the Budget WSSDA Director Area 8 James McIntire Washington State Treasurer BUILDING 21 ROOM 130 WASA Regions 108 and 109, and WSSDA Director Area 1

4:30–5:30 P.M. BUILDING 21 ROOM 285 GENERAL SESSION WASA Region 110 and MINNAERT CENTER MAIN STAGE WSSDA Director Area 2 Puget Sound ESD districts in King County Hot Topics Briefng and Bainbridge Island

Dan Steele Assistant Executive Director, BUILDING 21 ROOM 287 Government Relations, WASA WASA Region 111 and WSSDA Director Area 3 Puget Sound ESD districts in Pierce County Jessica Vavrus Director of Government BUILDING 23 ROOM 219 Relations, WSSDA WASA Region 112 and WSSDA Director Area 6 SUNDAY, JANUARY 31 JANUARY SUNDAY,

6 | 2016 WASA/WSSDA/WASBO LEGISLATIVE CONFERENCE 6:15–7:30 P.M. BUILDING 21 ROOM 106 WASA Region 113 and RECEPTION WSSDA Director Area 5 STUDENT UNION BUILDING Join us in the Student Union Building BUILDING 23 ROOM 203 (Building 27) for beverages and hors WASA Region 114 and d’oeuvres. WSSDA Director Area 4 Thank you to our sponsors for making this reception available and for their BUILDING 23 ROOM 220 work in supporting children public WASA Region 123 and education! WSSDA Director Area 11 Hors d’oeuvres sponsored by BUILDING 23 ROOM 204 WASA Region 171 and WSSDA Director Area 7

Beverages sponsored by

Thank you to our pianist, Michael Townsend Barber. SUNDAY, JANUARY 31 JANUARY SUNDAY,

2016 WASA/WSSDA/WASBO LEGISLATIVE CONFERENCE | 7 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1 DAY ON THE HILL

CAPITOL CAMPUS AS SCHEDULED MEETINGS WITH LEGISLATORS

COLUMBIA ROOM, LEGISLATIVE BUILDING 7 A.M.–4 P.M. COLUMBIA ROOM OPEN

7:45 A.M. DAY ON THE HILL OPENING REMARKS

The Columbia Room, located on the lower level of the Capitol Building, will serve as a “home base” for participants throughout the day.

Please join us for a brief kick-off at 7:45 a.m.

Coffee and water will be available. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1 FEBRUARY MONDAY,

8 | 2016 WASA/WSSDA/WASBO LEGISLATIVE CONFERENCE SUNDAY, JANUARY 31 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1 SOUTH PUGET SOUND RED LION HOTEL COMMUNITY COLLEGE 7:30–8:30 A.M. 7:30–9:30 A.M. HEMLOCK BUILDING 21 ROOM 286 WSSDA Trust Lands Task Force WIAA Superintendent Advisory Committee

8–10 A.M. AND 12–12:30 P.M. BUILDING 23 ROOM 219 WSSDA Legislative Committee

8–10 A.M. BUILDING 23 ROOM 204 WASA Legislation and Finance Committee

8 A.M.–12 P.M. BUILDING 23 ROOM 220 WSSDA Board

10–11 A.M. BUILDING 21 ROOM 285 WSSDA Large Schools Caucus

10 A.M.–12 P.M. BUILDING 21 ROOM 106 WSSDA Small Schools Task Force

10 A.M.–12 P.M. BUILDING 21 ROOM 287 WASBO Legislative Affairs

10 A.M.–12:30 P.M. BUILDING 21 ROOM 130 WASA Board

11 A.M.–12 P.M. BUILDING 21 ROOM 285 WSSDA Equity in Access ASSOCIATION MEETINGS ASSOCIATION

2016 WASA/WSSDA/WASBO LEGISLATIVE CONFERENCE | 9 WASA REGION 101 WSSDA DIRECTOR AREA 9 Brian Talbott, Nine Mile Falls Robert Douthitt, Spokane Dan Hansen, West Valley

WASA REGION 101 WSSDA DIRECTOR AREA 10 Brian Talbott, Nine Mile Falls Scott Carruth, Ritzville John Zingg, Freeman

WASA REGION 105 WSSDA DIRECTOR AREA 8 Rick Cole, Sunnyside Michelle Perry, Sunnyside Mike Brophy, West Valley-Yakima Martha Rice, Yakima

WASA REGIONS 108 AND 109 WSSDA DIRECTOR AREA 1 David Forsythe, Meridian (108) Tony Ghazel, Orcas Island, Chair Marci Larsen, Mukilteo (109) Nancy Truitt Pierce, Monroe

WASA REGION 110 WSSDA DIRECTOR AREA 2 Duggan Harman, Highline Danny Edwards, Riverview Geoffery McAnalloy, Federal Way My-Linh Thai, Bellevue Angelica Alverez, Highline

WASA REGION 111 WSSDA DIRECTOR AREA 3 Tom Seigel, Bethel Pat Donovan, Puyallup Debbie Winskill, Tacoma

WASA REGION 112 WSSDA DIRECTOR AREA 6 Mark Mansell, La Center Mavis Nickels, Battleground Mike Nerland, Camas Dan Mitchell, Stevenson-Carson

WASA REGION 113 WSSDA DIRECTOR AREA 5 Rick Jones, Napavine Neal Kirby, Centralia Kim Reykdal, Tumwater

WASA REGION 114 WSSDA DIRECTOR AREA 4 David McVicker, Central Kitsap, Chair Sarah Methner, Port Angeles Patty Page, North Kitsap Carolynn Perkins, Bremerton

WASA REGION 123 WSSDA DIRECTOR AREA 11 Bill Jordan, Walla Walla Steven Christensen, Pasco Brian Brooks, Kennewick

WASA REGION 171 WSSDA DIRECTOR AREA 7 Garn Christensen, Eastmont Carrie Sorensen, Cascade Rob Manahan, Lake Chelan Alex Ybarra, Quincy LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE MEMBERS LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE

10 | 2016 WASA/WSSDA/WASBO LEGISLATIVE CONFERENCE Dash Shuttle Operates Every 12-15 Minutes* 7 am - 6 pm Weekdays

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Dash operates every 15 minutes on the following pattern 7:10 - 8:55 am: First trip 7:10 am 7:13 am 7:17 am 7:21 am 7:26 am 7:29 am 7:35 am :25 :28 :32 :36 :41 :44 :50 :40 :43 :47 :51 :56 :59 :05 :55 :58 :02 :06 :11 :14 :20 Dash operates every 12 minutes on the following pattern 9:06 am - 4:54 pm : 9:06 am 9:09 am 9:13 am 9:18 am 9:24 am 9:27 am 9:36 am :18 :21 :25 :30 :36 :39 :48 :30 :33 :37 :42 :48 :51 :00 :42 :45 :49 :54 :00 :03 :12 :54 :57 :01 :06 :12 :15 :24 Dash operates every 15 minutes on the following pattern 5:10 - 5:55 pm: 5:10 pm 5:13 pm 5:17 pm 5:21 pm 5:26 pm 5:29 pm 5:35 pm :25 :28 :32 :36 :41 :44 :50 :40 :43 :47 :51 :56 :59 :05 Last trip 5:55 pm 5:58 pm 6:02 pm 6:06 pm 6:11 pm 6:14 pm 6:20 pm DASH SHUTTLE INFORMATION DASH *January 11 - March 11, 2016 Dash2016 operates: WASA/WSSDA/WASBO LEGISLATIVE CONFERENCE | 11 every 12 minutes from 9 am-5 pm every 15 minutes from 7-9 am and 5-6 pm Heritage Park 8th Ave SE Washington State Capitol Campus

Government building Visitor Parking - $1.50 per hour P (requires exact change)

Intercity Transit Entrance Parking 9th Ave SE Free shuttle Point of interest

Bike rack School Bus Parking

Adams St. SE EV

Franklin St. SE Guard Stations Electric Vehicle Parking

10th Ave SE Washington St. SE

Capitol Way S

Columbia St SW Construction Project Oct. 2015

d Union Ave SE o o h te ta S f Capitol Lake o

rc N A Union Ave SE 18 Centennial Park

106 lok EV General State Farm P Administration 11th Ave SE Proet P Plum St. SE ProArts

11th Ave SE WWII Memorial 10

1 Capitol Conservatory P 12th Ave SE W Court Capitol S Law Enforcement Memorial t P Water S Natural Resources  Sunken Temple of Justice Garden North Diagonal

Chestnut St. SE Highways Licenses 13th Ave SE Cherry St. SE

d Vict Archives State ge or in y 4 Medal of Honor 11 W Woman  POW/MIA Dancing  5

W S . n L y rr e h C Tivoli Fountain 6 South Diagonal

14th Ave SE SE Blvd. Henderson EV EV EV EV

Insurance Vietnam Veteran Memorial P East Plaza Garage (below) Legislative Building 7   14th Ave SE 14th Ave SE Capitol Gateway Park Sid Snyder Ave SW Untitled Governor’s Visitor Center 1 Stainless Steel Mansion  Korean War Boiler Pedestrian Bridge Memorial Works 15 14 EV EV 1 O’Brien Sundial Cherberg Press P houses Water Garden EV 8 Newhouse The 15th Ave SW  Transportation Shaman 9 15th Ave SW 17 Mysteries EV EV  16 of Life Pritchard P 14th Ave SE Employment

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Maple Park Ave SE 16th Ave SE

Henderson Blvd. SE Blvd. Henderson W S .t S r e t s e vly S

17th Ave SW 17th Ave SE CAPITOL CAMPUS MAP CAPITOL

12 | 2016 WASA/WSSDA/WASBO LEGISLATIVE CONFERENCE Heritage Park 8th Ave SE Washington State Capitol Campus

Government building Visitor Parking - $1.50 per hour P (requires exact change)

Intercity Transit Entrance Parking 9th Ave SE Free shuttle Point of interest

Bike rack School Bus Parking

Adams St. SE EV

Franklin St. SE Guard Stations Electric Vehicle Parking

10th Ave SE Washington St. SE

Capitol Way S

Columbia St SW Construction Project Oct. 2015

d Union Ave SE o o h te ta S f Capitol Lake o rc N A Union Ave SE 18 Centennial Park

106 lok EV General State Farm P Administration 11th Ave SE Proet P Plum St. SE ProArts

11th Ave SE WWII Memorial 10

1 Capitol Conservatory P 12th Ave SE W Court Capitol S Law Enforcement Memorial t P Water S Natural Resources  Sunken Temple of Justice Garden North Diagonal

Chestnut St. SE Highways Licenses 13th Ave SE Cherry St. SE

d Vict Archives State ge or in y 4 Medal of Honor 11 W Woman  POW/MIA Dancing  5

W S . n L y rr e h C Tivoli Fountain 6 South Diagonal

14th Ave SE SE Blvd. Henderson EV EV EV EV

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S y a W lo tipP a C Security W S tS aib m ulo C

Maple Park Ave SE 16th Ave SE

Henderson Blvd. SE Blvd. Henderson W S .t S r e t s e vly S

17th Ave SW 17th Ave SE CAPITOL CAMPUS MAP CAPITOL

2016 WASA/WSSDA/WASBO LEGISLATIVE CONFERENCE | 13 13,14,15 Grounds & Maintenance Buildings 16 Automotive, Welding & Central Services 20 Family Education Center / Child Care 21 Center for the Arts 22 Center for Student Success / Library 23 Anthropology, CAD & Geomatics 25 Administration/Security (as of Winter 2016) 26 Lecture Hall 27 Culinary Arts Center / Student Union 28 Vacant (as of Winter 2016) 29 Potting Shed 30 Greenhouses 31 Gymnasium 32 Horticulture 33 Developmental Education Center 34 Technical Education Center / Dental Clinic 35 Natural Sciences SPSCC CAMPUS MAP SPSCC

14 | 2016 WASA/WSSDA/WASBO LEGISLATIVE CONFERENCE 13,14,15 Grounds & Maintenance Buildings 13,14,15 & Central Services Welding 16 Automotive, 20 Family Education Center / Child Care 21 Center for the Arts Success / Library 22 Center for Student & Geomatics CAD 23 Anthropology, 25 Administration/Security (as of Winter 2016) Hall 26 Lecture Union 27 Culinary Arts Center / Student (as of Winter 2016) 28 Vacant Shed 29 Potting 30 Greenhouses 31 Gymnasium 32 Horticulture 33 Developmental Education Center Education Center / Dental Clinic 34 Technical 35 Natural Sciences BUILDING 20-2 200 201 202 220 203 219 204 205 206 207 221 218

208 209 210 211 217 212 213 214 215 216 SPSCC BUILDING 20-2 MAP BUILDING SPSCC

2016 WASA/WSSDA/WASBO LEGISLATIVE CONFERENCE | 15 BUILDING 20-2 BUILDING 21 MAIN LEVEL

202 213 283A 283 275 203 286 204 281 291H 278 212 211

291G 291F 279 280 291D 205 291E 291C 291B 285 293 291A 291

287 292A

292B 292C

292E 295 292D 292G 292F

292H 294 SPSCC BUILDING 21 MAP BUILDING SPSCC

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LOWER LEVEL

106A 105

103 102 106 104 110 111 112 130 120 150G 150E 141 150C 150A 142 150H 143 150F 150D 150B 140 SPSCC BUILDING 21 MAP BUILDING SPSCC

2016 WASA/WSSDA/WASBO LEGISLATIVE CONFERENCE | 17 BUILDING 23 225 227 220 226 224 223 Dn 222 219 221 200 218 Elevator 201 217 214 HVAC IDF 216 215 Electrical 213 Access Roof 202 203 Dn 205 206 207 208 209 210 211 212 204 BUILDING 23, LEVEL 2 SPSCC BUILDING 23 MAP BUILDING SPSCC

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LOWER LEVEL MEETING SPACE

Pine Ballroom

Yew Room FOREST BALLROOM Fir Ballroom

Cedar Hemlock

= Air Walls LOBBY LEVEL

Americana Americana Lounge Bistro Restaurant

Peninsula

Capitol State

Board Stairs up to Stairs down Room Executive to Forest Elevator

Restrooms Offices Ballroom Rainier

Puget LOBBY AREA

Hallway to Guestrooms Hallway to Guestrooms North Wing South Wing Fitness Olympic Center

Front Desk RED LION HOTEL MAP HOTEL RED LION

2016 WASA/WSSDA/WASBO LEGISLATIVE CONFERENCE | 19 2016 UPCOMING EVENTS

FEBRUARY–MAY JULY 25–26 WASA TPEP Professional Learning WASA New Superintendent Workshop Multiple Locations Olympia

MARCH 14–15 JULY 25–28 WASA Small Schools Conference WASBO Business Managers’ Conference Wenatchee Seattle

MARCH 28–MAY 7 AUGUST 4–5 WSSDA Regional Meetings WASA/OSPI Special Education Workshop

MAY 1–3 Tacoma WASA Superintendent Workshop Chelan SEPTEMBER 22–23 WSSDA Legislative Assembly

MAY 11–13 Spokane WASBO Annual Conference Tacoma NOVEMBER 16–19 WSSDA Annual Conference

JUNE 26–28 Spokane WASA/AWSP Summer Conference Spokane

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