LWHS PTSA members can work with policy makers at the federal, state, and local levels to support policies that promote the interests of all children. Here are a few ways parents and guardians can get involved:

• Sign up for the PTA Takes Action Network and respond to action alerts to reach your legislators on important issues and legislation.
• Attend school district board meetings.
• Keep informed of Washington State PTA’s advocacy for legislative priorities and supported issues.
• Always remember to vote!

In conjunction with The National PTA Alcohol and Drug Free Resolution and the Washington State PTA, LWHS PTSA offers the Parent Pledge Program to:

- Build a communication network to reduce the use of alcohol and other drugs among teens in our school and community.
- Host only alcohol-free, tobacco-free and drug-free parties for teens.
- Not allow teens to possess or consume alcohol, tobacco or other drugs at their homes; and
- Discourage their teens from attending unsupervised parties.

Sign the Pledge

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Pass the Pouch is the only fundraiser LWHS PTSA holds. Each year we depend on this fundraiser for our entire operating budget. Your donation helps support essential programs and provides teacher grants to enrich our students' education.
- Enrichment grants, need-based Grants, ASB Club Grants, and Scholarships
- Funds for vital emergency preparedness supplies
- Senior Party and Senior Farewell - to celebrate our graduates
- Staff Appreciation
- Financial support for student supplies, Reflections, community events and more!

To donate, just click on the "Join PTSA/Pass the Pouch" icon on the Home page of this website. Thank you!

Pass the Pouch

LWHS PTSA is partnering with Princeton Review to give students the opportunity to take SAT and ACT tests just “for practice” at no cost.

These practice tests are administered ONLINE by Princeton review. They are real SAT/ACT tests from previous years that enable students to practice and determine their baseline scores prior to taking the actual test. Students can take these practice tests any number of times and the scores from these do not go on their record.

Princeton Review also offers a free strategy session for students where they can learn ways to improve their performance in the actual tests.

Students take the tests online – at a date/time that is convenient within the time window below:

The online practice tests will occur: 

ACT Practice: Online window January 5 - 13– (Registration deadline January 3^rd)

SAT Practice: Online window January 21-29– (Registration deadline January 15^th)

Note: If your student has taken an earlier practice test, they can take it again. However, please note that the set of questions will be the same.

Procedure for online tests:

1. Students register for the test online at lwhsptsa.org
2. The email used for registration will be associated with their Princeton Review Account. (Note that students should not use their LWSD email alias – but instead use a personal email alias).
3. A few days prior to the test date, students and parents will receive instructions from Princeton Review.
4. On the day of the test, students will be able to access the test through the Princeton Review portal. Score will be available within minutes of completing the test.
5. For the strategy session (following the test), students will receive an email with a link to the live session.

1. Don’t miss this opportunity. Take the test for free! Click here to register.

Questions? Email satactpractice@lwhsptsa.org or info@lwhsptsa.org.