Seattle Public Schools

Congratulations to Kingmakers Facilitator at Denny Middle School, Keenen Allen Ladd, Washingtonian of the Year

Summary: Seattle Public Schools celebrates Kingmakers Facilitator at Denny Middle School, Keenen Allen Ladd, recipient of the Washingtonian of the Year Award,

Celebrating Leadership, Service, and Community Impact

Seattle Public Schools is proud to celebrate Kingmakers Facilitator at Denny International Middle School, Keenen Allen Ladd, who has been named a Washingtonian of the Year by the Washington State Leadership Board. 

The annual honor recognizes Washington residents who demonstrate exceptional dedication, service, and impact in their communities and across the state. Award recipients are recognized for their leadership, selflessness, generosity, compassion, service to others, and commitment to equity and inclusion. 

Ladd’s recognition is a wonderful reminder of the difference individuals can make through service, leadership, and a commitment to their community. 

The Washington State Leadership Board selects Washingtonian of the Year recipients from nominations submitted from across the state. The award is one of five annual honors presented by the organization to recognize outstanding service and leadership in Washington. 

Award recipients were celebrated during a virtual ceremony on Oct. 8. 

Congratulations to Keenen Allen Ladd on this outstanding achievement! SPS is proud to celebrate this well-deserved recognition and the leadership and service it represents.

Keenen Allen Ladd
Keenen Allen Ladd
Keenen Allen Ladd

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