OSPI Building Closure – August 7
OSPI will be closed on Thursday, August 7, from 1 to 4 pm for an all-staff meeting. Certification staff will not be available from noon to 5 pm that day.
OSPI will be closed on Thursday, August 7, from 1 to 4 pm for an all-staff meeting. Certification staff will not be available from noon to 5 pm that day.
If you have any questions about Fellows or the application process, please contact your regional English Language Arts, Mathematics, or Science coordinator.
The Washington State Fellows’ Network, a three-year program, is a group of instructional leaders convened by the OSPI and the Association of Educational Service Districts (AESD) to support district and community implementation of state learning standards in English Language Arts (ELA), Mathematics, and Science.
For more information, including the benefits of the Fellows' program, please visit AESD's Washington State Fellows' Network website.
All applicants are encouraged to consider a multi-year commitment to reap the full benefits of the program; prospective applicants who can commit to only one year may still participate.
Fellows who have participated for more than three years “graduate” may elect to become Emeritus Fellows. Emeritus Fellows remain connected to the Fellows’ Network, with opportunities for leadership through local, regional, and/or state initiatives, should they so choose.
Regional ESD Coordinators, in collaboration with OSPI content-area leadership, convene the Fellows four times a year to engage in shared learning. Common to all three areas is a commitment to build content learning and instructional leadership, and a focus on equity.
Fellows complete an application process, and then OSPI and the AESD collaborate to select Fellows. The application process is held in the spring, and notifications are usually made mid-summer for the next school year. The criteria guiding selection of Fellows include: