.st1{display:none}WSMTA UPcoming and recent eventS

NEW OPPORTUNITY at the 2025 WSMTA CONFERENCE

Member Marketplace

At this year’s WSMTA conference,  members are invited to participate in a Member Marketplace.  Any member’s original creations will be welcome:  books, music, a music app or other music resource, even crafts are encouraged!


2025 WSMTA CONFERENCE

June 28-30, 2025

Lower Columbia College • Longview, WA
Enjoy presentations, concerts, recitals, the Lesson with the Artist, and more!
Online registration ends June 10, 2025


LEADERSHIP SEMINAR

September 20-21, 2025

Saturday noon till Sunday noon

More information about this year’s WSMTA Leadership Seminar will be coming soon.


.st1{display:none}WSMTA AT A GLANCE

.st1{display:none}important dates and announcements

Learn more about the Music Artistry Program

MAP Deadlines

Final MAP report due:
May 1, 2025
Visiting artist expenses for MAP due: May 1, 2025
Submit your chapter’s officers list for 2025-2026

Chapter Reports and Officers List

Submit by:
June 30, 2025
Learn more about Lois Whitner Study Grants
Application deadline extended:
May 20, 2025
Learn more about the 2025 WSMTA Conference
June 28 -30, 2025
Early bird registration until May 15, 2025.

.st1{display:none}WSMTA CALENDAR

CLICK HERE for the complete WSMTA Calendar of Events

June 10• Last day for WSMTA conference online registration. After June 10, only at-the-door registration is available for the WSMTA conference.
June 23Education Board meeting (Michelle Mielke, NCTM, Chair)
June 27Board of Directors meeting (Colleen Hunter, NCTM, Chair)
June 28 – 30• WSMTA Conference at Lower Columbia College in Longview, WA with guest artists: Artina McCain, piano, and Martin McCain, trombone
June 30• Chapter officer lists due
• Chapter Presidents reports due
September 20 -21WSMTA Leadership Seminar
Yakima Hilton Garden Inn, Yakima

.st1{display:none}WSMTA supporters

Tulalip Tribes support WSMTA programs with a generous grant in 2025.

.st1{display:none}WSMTA NOTICES

AVOIDING EMAIL SCAMS

  • Check the “from” email address closely to make sure it is the trusted email address.
  • Remember that WSMTA Leadership will never ask for money directly.
  • Ignore suspicious requests and do not reply to such emails.
  • Watch for either a lack of details or a sense of urgency.
  • Consider contacting the person whose name was used in the scam.

RESOURCES FOR TEACHING ONLINE

Communications Coordinator Samantha Yeung has worked with WSMTA members to compile a list of online teaching resources. These include equipment recommendations, tips for setup, pedagogy changes, and advice to give your students and parents.

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