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Established in 1906, Phi Delta Kappa International is an non-profit
organization for professional women and men in education.
Membership is composed of
recognized leaders in the profession and graduate students in education
whose leadership potential has been identified. Members include classroom
teachers, student teachers, school administrators, college and university professors, and educational specialists of many types. In Phi Delta Kappa,
however, they find a fellowship based on common interests and ideas
devoted to the promotion of free public education.
Membership in Phi Delta Kappa
is open to educators at all levels, including students who are currently
planning a career in education. We have 60,000 members throughout the
world with 660 chapters scattered across the US, Canada, and 12 other
countries.
Olympia Area Chapter #1176,
with 72 current members, was established in 1969 and covers most of South
Puget Sound area.
The Olympia Area Chapter will be
holding Initiation Ceremonies for new members on Tuesday October 26, 2001
and again on April 9, 2002. Annual membership dues are $56.00
(International membership $50.00 and Chapter 1176 membership $6.00).
Find out how you
can become a member by completing the form below to request an application
form or contact Fumie Hashimoto, Ph.D. at the contact information found at
the bottom of this page.
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