Third grade students at Wilder Elementary School visited the Issaquah Salmon Hatchery and learned about the life cycles of salmon.
Communications
The goal of the communications department is to engage our communities, including parents, students, staff and community members. We provide information through a variety of media. Those communication tools include this website, social media, newsletters and more. Our goal is to provide all stakeholders the information they need. We also gather feedback to help the district make critical decisions and to continue to improve.
News
Third grade students at Wilder Elementary School visited the Issaquah Salmon Hatchery and learned about the life cycles of salmon.
Rush Elementary School students raised $28,800 in the school’s first annual read-a-thon fundraiser, with over 55 percent student participation.
We can do more together than we can apart. This is especially true in the quest for sustainable schools and communities. Learn how Lake Washington School District students, staff, parents and community members worked together in October for Energy Awareness Month.
Electronic Press Kit
Lake Washington School District (LWSD) is located between Lake Washington and the Cascade Mountains, to the east of Seattle. Covering 76 square miles, LWSD is the public school district for the cities of Kirkland and Redmond as well as about half of Sammamish. On the north end of the district, some Bothell and Woodinville residents also attend our schools. The district map shows school locations and boundaries.
Number of Schools
Student Enrollment, October 2018
Student Ethnicity, October 2017
Contact Us
Shannon Parthemer
Director, Communications and Community Engagement
sparthemer@lwsd.org
425-936-1342
Collin Sullivan
Communications Manager
csullivan@lwsd.org
425-936-1300