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Voting Delegates Washington DECA Voting Delegate Allocations 2020-21 VOTING CHAPTER NAME MEMBERS DELEGATES AREA 1 Arlington High School (149H-3733) 13 1 Burlington Edison High School (149H-3744) 9 1 Ferndale High School (149H-3895) 23 2 Glacier Peak High School (149H-3774) 109 7 Lake Stevens High School (149H-3798) 142 8 Lakewood High School (149H-3802) 4 1 Marysville - Pilchuck High School (149H-3812) 32 2 Marysville Getchell High School (149H-3811) 6 1 Monroe High School (149H-3816) 44 3 Mount Baker High School (149H-22959) 3 1 Mount Vernon High School (149H-3821) 19 2 Oak Harbor High School (149H-3829) 18 1 Sehome High School (149H-3846) 30 2 Snohomish High School (149H-3854) 120 7 AREA 2 Meadowdale High School (149H-24073) 16 1 Archbishop Murphy High School (149H-3876) 112 7 Ballard High School (149H-3737) 58 4 Cascade Sr. High School Everett (149H-3747) 39 3 Edmonds - Woodway High School (149H-3763) 24 2 Everett High School (149H-3768) 117 7 Jackson High School (149H-3786) 119 7 Kamiak High School (149H-3788) 21 2 King's High School (149H-3796) 50 3 Lynnwood High School (149H-3807) 10 1 Mariner High School (149H-3808) 47 3 Mountlake Terrace High School (149H-3823) 24 2 Roosevelt High School (149H-3844) 253 15 Shorecrest High School (149H-3850) 66 4 Shorewood High School (149H-3851) 92 6 AREA 3 Willows Prep (149H-24162) 9 1 Bothell High School (149H-3742) 90 5 Cedarcrest High School (149H-3749) 91 6 Eastlake High School (149H-3761) 186 11 Inglemoor High School (149H-3783) 118 7 Juanita High School (149H-3893) 94 6 Lake Washington High School (149H-3799) 184 11 Mercer Island High School (149H-3815) 241 14 North Creek High School (149H-21916) 182 11 Redmond High School (149H-3839) 106 6 Woodinville High School (149H-3874) 327 19 Washington DECA Voting Delegate Allocations 2020-21 AREA 4 Bellevue High School (149H-3738) 23 2 Eastside Catholic High School (149H-3762) 78 5 Interlake High School (149H-3784) 89 5 Issaquah High School (149H-3785) 276 16 Liberty High School (149H-3804) 201 12 Mount Si High School (149H-3818) 35 2 Newport High School (149H-3825) 114 7 Sammamish High School (149H-3845) 33 2 Skyline High School (149H-3852) 470 27 The Overlake School (149H-22089) 45 3 AREA 5 Auburn High School (149H-3734) 7 1 Auburn Mountainview High School (149H-3735) 12 1 Decatur High School (149H-3758) 27 2 Enumclaw High School (149H-3767) 13 1 Federal Way High School (149H-3770) 16 1 Hazen High School (149H-3779) 282 16 Kennedy Catholic High School (149H-3888) 26 2 Kent-Meridian High School (149H-3792) 4 1 Kentlake High School (149H-3793) 21 2 Kentridge High School (149H-3794) 56 4 Kentwood High School (149H-3795) 24 2 Lindbergh High School (149H-3806) 24 2 Mount Rainier High School (149H-3817) 15 1 Muckleshoot Tribal High School (149H-23529) 12 1 Renton High School (149H-3840) 25 2 Tahoma High School (149H-3862) 23 2 Thomas Jefferson High School (149H-3863) 4 1 Todd Beamer High School (149H-3865) 42 2 Tyee High School (149H-3775) 42 2 White River High School (149H-3873) 17 1 AREA 6 Chiawana High School (149H-3753) 43 3 Grandview High School (149H-3777) 40 3 Hanford High School (149H-3778) 30 2 Kahlotus High School (149H-23494) 9 1 Kamiakin High School (149H-3789) 40 3 Kennewick High School (149H-3791) 41 3 Pasco High School (149H-3832) 41 3 Richland High School (149H-3841) 78 5 Southridge High School (149H-3857) 14 1 Washington DECA Voting Delegate Allocations 2020-21 AREA 7 Annie Wright Schools Business & Design / Deca (149H-22897) 21 2 Bethel High School (149H-3900) 13 1 Bonney Lake High School (149H-3741) 20 2 Bremerton High School (149H-3743) 17 1 Central Kitsap High School (149H-3750) 18 1 Curtis High School (149H-3756) 17 1 Emerald Ridge High School (149H-3766) 76 5 Graham Kapowsin High School (149H-3776) 21 2 North Mason High School (149H-3827) 61 4 Port Angeles High School (149H-3834) 39 3 Puyallup High School (149H-3836) 70 4 Rogers High School - Puyallup (149H-3843) 64 4 South Kitsap High School (149H-3855) 58 4 Stadium High School (149H-3858) 16 1 Sumner High School (149H-3860) 31 2 AREA 8 Black Hills High School (149H-3740) 1 1 Capital High School (149H-3746) 21 2 Clover Park High School (149H-3878) 32 2 Lakes High School (149H-3800) 32 2 North Thurston High School (149H-3828) 41 3 Olympia High School (149H-3830) 44 3 River Ridge High School (149H-3842) 25 2 Shelton High School (149H-3849) 18 1 Steilacoom High School (149H-3859) 11 1 Yelm High School (149H-3875) 7 1 AREA 9 Prairie High School (149H-3835) 6 1 Camas High School (149H-3745) 151 9 Cascadia Technical Academy (149H-3887) 13 1 Columbia River High School (149H-3755) 21 2 Heritage High School (149H-3780) 27 2 Hudson's Bay High School (149H-3782) 36 2 Kelso High School (149H-3790) 41 3 Mark Morris High School (149H-3809) 21 2 Mountain View High School (149H-3822) 12 1 Ridgefield High School (149H-21975) 22 2 Skyview High School (149H-3853) 55 3 Stevenson High School (149H-22133) 21 2 Union High School (149H-3866) 39 3 Washington DECA Voting Delegate Allocations 2020-21 AREA 10 Cascade High School Leavenworth (149H-3881) 8 1 Cashmere High School (149H-3748) 61 4 Davis High School (149H-23115) 21 2 Granger High School (149H-3896) 2 1 Highland High School (149H-3897) 1 1 Quincy High School (149H-3837) 13 1 Selah High School (149H-3847) 17 1 Stanton Academy (149H-22287) 5 1 Toppenish High School (149H-3902) 12 1 Wenatchee High School (149H-3869) 34 2 West Valley High School - Yakima (149H-3872) 22 2 Westside High School (149H-3882) 3 1 AREA 11 Central Valley High School (149H-3751) 215 12 Cheney High School (149H-3752) 15 1 Clarkston High School (149H-3754) 57 4 Deer Park High School (149H-3759) 22 2 Ferris High School (149H-3771) 23 2 John R. Rogers High School - Spokane (149H-3787) 33 2 Lewis & Clark High School (149H-3803) 57 4 Mead Senior High School (149H-3813) 40 3 Mount Spokane High School (149H-3819) 122 7 North Central High School (149H-3826) 52 3 Shadle Park High School (149H-3848) 58 4 University High School (149H-3867) 53 3 West Valley High School - Spokane (149H-3871) 36 2 Pullman High School (149H-3892) 14 1.
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