Seattle Public Schools Board Named a 2026 Board of Distinction, to Be Honored Nov. 19 in Spokane
SEATTLE, Wash. — The Seattle Public Schools Board of Directors, in King County, Washington, was named a 2026 Board of Distinction by the Washington State School Directors' Association on November 9, and will be recognized at the association's annual conference President's Dinner on November 19 in Spokane.
The district said the recognition honors the board's excellence in governance and its measurable commitment to improving student outcomes. The association cited Seattle's customized superintendent evaluation process, its productive partnership with district leadership, its engagement of the community in shaping district priorities, its transparency around budget decisions and its work to build trust with students, families, staff and community members.
The Boards of Distinction program is an evidence-based process: applicant boards must show how their actions over one to five years reduced opportunity gaps, strengthened student outcomes and supported long-term district goals, with applications reviewed by a panel of current and former education leaders. Seattle Public Schools is the largest public school district in Washington state.
Source: Seattle Public Schools
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