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RSS feeds offer an easy way of keeping informed about LWSD news
To subscribe to a feed, click the orange RSS icon  and select from the subscription options provided by your browser, or copy-and-paste the link into your RSS reader.
 News and Announcements RSS feed 
 News and Announcements RSS feed
Current information for parents, students and community members. Learn about what is happening now in district schools. Find out information parents need, like when to register students for kindergarten or summer school.
 News and Announcements RSS feed  News from the Schools RSS feed
Events, awards and achievements for students and staff in Lake Washington Schools.
   
 

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What are RSS feeds?

RSS, which stands for Really Simple Syndication (or sometimes Rich Site Summary), is a format for publishing regularly changing web content. An RSS reader aggregates the feeds you subscribe to, displaying content in an abbreviated form. LWSD RSS feeds include the article title (linked to the full article), date of publication, and a brief summary.

How do I view RSS feeds?

Some browsers, including Internet Explorer, Safari, and Firefox allow you to browse RSS feeds directly in the browser. Internet Explorer can also be integrated with Microsoft Outlook. Simply click one of the links or orange RSS icons at the left side of this page to view a feed. You can also download and install a standalone RSS reader or use a web-based RSS reader. View a list of RSS readers (external link).

































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