Welcome to another episode of AWSP News, where we discuss:

• the new legislative session and the Tobacco 21 initiative,
• Vicki Puckett as the NASSP Quarterly Advocate,
• two amazing students who won $10,000 US Senate Youth Scholarships,
• Evergreen Public School’s “starting small” video featuring AWSL’s James Layman,
• Central Valley High School’s powerful Mental Health Awareness Day,
• our Future School Leaders Day and Future Educators Month,
• Rich Knuth Distinguished Mentor Award winner Heather Renner,
• the latest issue of Washington Principal and success of the Lopez Island Farm Education program video,
• the nomination window for the Robert J. Handy Most Effective Administrator Award, and
• Summer Conference registration.

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