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A team of 15 students from Timberline Middle School (TMS) took home first place at the Washington State Science Olympiad competition in April.
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More than 30,000 students attend Lake Washington schools. Behind the scenes, staff keep buildings clean, safe and ready for learning.
Facilities Planning
Several important documents guide the district's building program:
- Educational Specifications
- Six-Year Capital Facility Plan
- Long-Term Facilities Planning Task Force Report
Construction
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This four-year levy provides funding for technology systems and facility upgrades.
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Keeping students and staff safe is a top priority.
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Sustainability
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Brian Buck
Executive Director of Support Services
bbuck@lwsd.org
425-936-1102
Robert Foster
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robertfoster@lwsd.org
425-936-1105