Lake Washington School District

Redmond High School junior Fiona Xian has earned a Certificate of Excellence in the 2026 ARTEFFECT competition, a visual arts education initiative that invites students in grades 6-12 to explore the stories of "Unsung Heroes," individuals whose courage, character and service have made a lasting impact on society.

https://www.lwsd.org/services/communications/news-and-stories/news-details/~board/high-schools/post/redmond-high-school-student-earns-national-arteffect-award

Three Northstar Middle School students who were selected as regional winners for their project “SkillUp” have now achieved national recognition at the Presidential AI Challenge. Viha Iyer, Shrimayi Shetty, and Arya Pratap earned first place in the Middle School Track for their project, an AI-powered tool designed to support craftsmanship, handiwork and hands-on creation.

https://www.lwsd.org/services/communications/news-and-stories/news-details/~board/middle-schools/post/northstar-middle-school-students-take-home-first-place-nationally-in-presidential-ai-challenge-finals

Congratulations to the Emerson K-12 Class of 2026! 🎉🎓

Thank you to all of these Frog Alumni who came back to the Pond for the Class of 2026 Senior March!!
We are excited for your next adventure!

Graduates at Redmond High School, International Community School, Tesla STEM High School and Juanita High School inspired younger students during their Grad Walk. Check out the photos of them visiting Rockwell Elementary!

Graduates at Redmond High School, Lake Washington High School, International Community School and Eastlake High School inspired younger students during their Grad Walk. Check out the photos of them visiting Audubon Elementary! Come back and check out photos from other grad walks as they happen over the next couple of weeks.

Students across Lake Washington School District recently wrapped up the third season of Unified Soccer, a program that brings together students with and without disabilities for a shared experience centered on teamwork, connection and the joy of sport.

Unified Soccer is designed to create meaningful opportunities for students of all abilities to participate in athletics. Students with disabilities, known as Unified athletes, take the field to compete, while general education students, called peer partners, help support the team experience. Peer partners assist with setup, warmups and substitutions, ensuring every athlete has the opportunity to play and feel part of the team.

Read more about this on the LWSD website: https://www.lwsd.org/services/communications/news-and-stories/news-details/~board/high-schools/post/unified-soccer-brings-students-together-through-teamwork-joy-and-inclusion