Alternative education programs have existed in Washington for several years, providing new ways to meet students' needs by increasing system capacities for flexibility and choice. This directory of the 125 schools that are currently providing this type of education details the following information about each: staffing, purpose of the program, program descriptions, student selection and entrance requirements, resources and funding, and special features. In addition, information is given about 32 teen-age parent education programs. A description of the Washington Alternative Learning Association and a listing of their board members are also given. (LMS)