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TOMORROW, Thursday, Feb. 6th from 8-9 pm - Sip and Chat with Seattle Special Education PTSA

This Sip & Chat is an informal conversation around legislative advocacy during the 2025 WA legislative session.
Discuss bills you are interested in and how you can support the legislation we need in Washington for students with disabilities and their families.
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All are welcome to join, and membership is not required. We look forward to seeing you there!
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