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2027 Washington Chapter - CALL FOR TOURS

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We invite you to share recently completed schools with the A4LE Washington Chapter through our monthly school tours and dinner program series. Right now we are collecting submissions for our 2027 events. To submit a Washington-based school for consideration by the School Tours Committee - either recently completed or to be completed in 2027 - please fill out the following survey.

Our school tours provide an important learning opportunity for our region, allowing us to exchange ideas and highlight the remarkable efforts of our members. In sharing our work, we foster a collaborative environment that promotes excellence and advancement in educational planning, design, and construction.

We seek a balanced representation of project types, teams, and locations when selecting schools for the monthly program series. Monthly tours are typically scheduled on the third Thursday of each month from 4:30-5:30pm, final times and dates will be coordinated with the submitting firm after selection.

This survey will remain open until November 14, 2026. Selected projects will be notified by February 5, 2027.

1.As the individual submitting this tour, please provide the following information
2.School Facility Information
3.School Facility Contact
4.Tour Guide Contact
5.Tour Information- Abstract (written description of the facility tour- 300-word max)
6.Tour Information- Learning Objective #1 (what will attendees learn on this tour, in sentence format)
7.Tour Information- Learning Objective #2 (what will attendees learn on this tour, in sentence format)
8.Tour Information- Learning Objective #3 (what will attendees learn on this tour, in sentence format)
9.Tour Information- Learning Objective #4 (what will attendees learn on this tour, in sentence format)
10.A4LE provides educational credits for AIA. Please select the most appropriate learning units
11.Learning programs directly covering Health, Safety, and Welfare topics will receive LU|HSW credit. For a learning activity to qualify as HSW, it must meet the following criteria:
1. Content must directly support the HSW definition

2. Content must include one of more of the AIA CES acceptable HSW topics

3. At least 75 percent of the content must be on HSW topics

Please indicate how the topic is applicable to Health, Safety, Welfare Design credits (Paragraph Format):
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