The Washington State Legislature has officially recognized October as Filipino American History Month, highlighting the significant presence and contributions of over 185,000 Filipino Americans in the state, which boasts the fifth largest Filipino American population in the United States. Filipino Americans have enriched the cultural, educational, and economic landscape of Washington, residing in various communities such as Seattle, Tacoma, and Auburn. The resolution emphasizes the importance of Filipino American educators who have made lasting impacts in public education across multiple disciplines, including business, nursing, and the arts.

In recognition of these contributions, the House of Representatives encourages all Washingtonians to celebrate the achievements of Filipino American educators and acknowledges their vital role in shaping the civic, cultural, and educational history of the state. The resolution honors numerous distinguished Filipino American educators who have excelled in their fields, reinforcing the importance of their contributions to the state's educational system and overall prosperity.