WORKING TOGETHER TO KEEP OUR STUDENTS SAFE

Be sure to follow our Legislative Page for new developments

Welcome to our website!  Washington Traffic Safety Education Association (WTSEA) is the professional organization formed to provide the most current legislative information, new changes to DOL (Department of Licensing) and OSPI (Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction) procedures and policies and best practices in Drivers Education for all ages.

Our goal is improving student safety as well as promoting professional development.

Coming Board Meetings

 
Second Saturday of August
August 11, 2017

Meetings are currently held on the CWU campus beginning at 9:00 a.m. but we are currently working on technology to enable on-line board meetings.  As always members are invited to attend!

Past Board Minutes can be found
under
Welcome/About Us/Board Members/Board Meeting Minutes
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Minutes older than 2016 have been archived and are available upon request

To find a copy of the PowerPoint Presentation that OSPI/DOL talked to at the 2018 fall conference, check out our Resource Page 
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​PacNW Conference

will be held
March 1-3
in
Portland
for more INFORMATION

Our 2019 Fall Conference:
"The Future of Washington State TSE"
is currently being planned for
October
​11th and 12th, 2019
​it will be held at the
Renton Technical College
3000 NE 4th St, Renton, WA 98056

Registration will open in April
This year's WTSEA Distinguished Service Award went to Dan Steward.  He was given the award at the ESD 113 Superintendent's Meeting, on October 10th.  Dan(center) was presented the award by Dave Slipp(left) and Gerry Apple(right) who are currently serving on the WTSEA Board of Directors.  Dan was recognized and appreciated for his relaxed demeanor that not only enhances positive communication with his Traffic Safety Education staff,  but also facilitates and encourages them to to do their absolute best for the ESD 113 program.
Arlington High School’s James Brooke was named the Cliff Boyce Teacher of the Year in Traffic Safety by the Washington Traffic Safety Education Association.   Click here to read full article from The Everett Herald

***NEW***
Because of the difference between conditional and certified teachers, and two different agencies, it always gets confusing as to what the requirements are for continuing education (CE) in Traffic Safety Education. In an attempt to clarify the confusion,
the following information is provided:
IMPORTANT
​NEW ​
​Driver License /
ID Changes
coming soon!
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