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Elizabeth Blackwell Elementary
3225 205th Pl. N.E., Sammamish, WA 98074 | 425 936-2520
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  • Blackwell Elementary is located in Sammamish, Washington, which is in King County and east of Seattle. Our location is commonly referred to as the "Eastside" or on the "Plateau."
  • Blackwell is part of the Lake Washington School District (LWSD) which is the public school district for the cities of Kirkland, Redmond and about half of Sammamish.
  • Meet Mr. Anderson
    Our principal introduces himself!
  • MSP Results
    There are many ways to measure success. These may include strong attendance rates, few students arriving tardy, large numbers of hours volunteered, and student performances. The MSP is just one of these measures.
  • Quick Facts
    We are fortunate to have a school of more than 460 students, their families, and a highly dedicated staff. Together we have created a community where students can learn the academics in a safe, caring, and nurturing environment.
  • Principal Letter
    Welcome 2011-12
  • Staff Directory
    Find Blackwell staff positions and email.
  • Staff Birthday List
    Here is a list of the wonderful Blackwell Staff and their birthdays!
  • Student Expectations
    At Blackwell it is hoped that each child will develop a positive self-concept which is reflected in their relationships with others. In continuation of the positive learning environment we will follow this discipline policy.

 
 

 

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