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Teacher Appreciation

Happy Teacher Appreciation Week! We want to recognize and honor all our outstanding teachers who are the heart and soul of education. Thank you, teachers, for working hard each and every day to elevate our students to become successful in school and beyond. We celebrate you today and every day!

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The lists are out and Lake Washington School District (LWSD) musicians are major players for this year’s musical honor groups. On even school years, the Washington Music Educators Association (WMEA) choses students from across the state from Middle School to High School to participate in WMEA State Honors Music Groups. Sixty-nine high schoolers and 55 middle schoolers come from LWSD schools this year.

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    COVID-19 Testing

    Lake Washington School District offers students and staff COVID-19 testing, both PCR and rapid antigen testing, in the following ways.

    Drive-up PCR testing sites for students and staff

    Drive-up PCR test sites are located at:

    • Juanita High School
      Tuesdays: 4:00 - 7:00 p.m.
    • Lake Washington High School
      Wednesdays: 4:00 - 7:00 p.m.
    • Redmond High School
      Thursdays: 4:00 - 7:00 p.m.
    • Support Services Center
      Wednesdays: 8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. & 2:00 - 6:00 p.m.

    Testing is free and while insurance is not required, you may be asked to provide your insurance information if available. Testing is by appointment only.

    These test sites will accommodate testing for:

    • Individuals that have symptoms of COVID-19
    • Individuals exposed to COVID-19 
    • Individuals returning from isolation that required a negative test

     

    Make a Drive-up appointment

    Onsite school PCR testing

    Lake Washington School district also offers on-site PCR testing at your school. A testing team will be on site one day a week. Students can test at their school location during the scheduled time. Testing is free and while insurance is not required, you may be asked to provide your insurance information if available. See your school's schedule testing day and time here.

    1. Parent or guardian must complete the consent form before testing can be done. This will only need to be done once per school year.

    complete the consent form

    1. Sign up for onsite school testing. Students will NOT be tested if the consent form is not on file

    Sign up for onsite school testing

    On-demand testing

    The district’s testing teams are mobile and are able to respond to outbreaks at any school, if needed.

    Symptomatic student testing

    For those students or staff who develop symptoms at school a take-home rapid antigen test will be sent home with the student for the parent or guardian to administer. Protocols for isolation must be followed. If proof of a negative test is required to return, the following information must be provided to your school. This proof can be shared in two ways:

    1. Report your results online:
      1. Proof of negative COVID-19 test
    2. Report your results directly to your school via email or in person. The information needed:
      1. The first and last names of the student
      2. The type of test performed
      3. The date the specimen was collected
      4. A negative result. Picture of the negative result must be provided for home tests
        1. Ensure test results lines are clearly visible
        2. Pictures where lines are not visible will not be accepted

    COVID-19 testing is also available through King County. Please visit COVID-19 testing locations and guidance - King County for more information.