The Washington State Board of Education is a governing body that oversees K-12 education in Washington State. It is responsible for setting educational policies, establishing graduation requirements, and ensuring that schools meet state standards. The board consists of members appointed by the governor and elected representatives, working together to improve educational outcomes for all students. In addition to policy-making, the board also reviews and approves educational programs and assessments. It collaborates with various stakeholders, including educators, parents, and community members, to address challenges in the education system and promote equity and access for all students in Washington State.