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RHMS ecosystem restoration project

The sixth graders at Rose Hill Middle School worked on an exciting new unit on ecosystems restoration in science this fall. During this unit, students not only learned what makes a healthy forest ecosystem but also got the opportunity to plan and execute their very own restoration project for a damaged ecosystem on Rose Hill’s campus.

Redmond, Wash. – If you live in Lake Washington School District (LWSD) and your child will be five years old on or before August 31, 2022, it is time to register your child for kindergarten for the 2022-23 school year! Registration begins on February 24, 2022.

Redmond, Wash. – Lake Washington School District’s (LWSD’s) 2021-22 Budget has earned the Association of School Business Officials International (ASBO) Meritorious Budget Award (MBA). This award promotes and recognizes excellence in budget presentation in school districts. LWSD has received this award five years in a row. LWSD is the only district in the state of Washington to receive this award.

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    Testing and Grades

    Learning is the chief goal for students in Lake Washington School District. Teachers, administrators, parents, and community members all have that same goal. To reach it, students learn skills and concepts known as learning standards. Teachers base learning on the current State of Washington learning standards. They check student growth on these standards through assessments. Assessments help teachers, students, and parents/guardians understand what concepts and skills students know and can do and where students may need help.

    Information about student learning and the performance of the school district is gathered from a variety of sources, including district and state assessments, and from the classroom teacher.

    Report Cards

    Report cards give parents and students a snapshot of each student’s current performance on the learning standards. About Elementary report cards.

    State Assessments

    • Smarter Balanced Assessment (SBA) in English/Language Arts and Math
    • This test will assess students in grades 3-8 and 10 and will indicate if students are making progress toward the state learning standards and college and career readiness.
    • Washington Comprehensive Assessment of Science (WCAS)
      This test will assess students in grades 5, 8 and 11 and will indicate if students are making progress toward the state learning standards in science.

    Parent-Teacher Conferences

    Parent-teacher conferences are times for parents and teachers to meet and review the academic progress of a student. Regular parent-teacher conferences ensure that parents and teachers exchange information that can help both parties support students in their learning. Elementary conferences are held twice a year. In October, the student, teacher, and parents/guardians meet for a goal-setting conference. Students set academic goals before the conference. A second conference is held in January to review the student’s progress toward goals.

    Middle and high schools do not have specific parent-teacher conference schedules. Parents should contact the teacher if they would like to discuss their student’s progress in a conference.
     

    High School Transcripts

    After a student has graduated, they may still need to have copies of their high school transcripts sent to a college, university, trade school, or perspective employer. Links are provided on this page to find out how to request transcripts from any high school in the district.
    Elementary boy and girl reading and writing.