Cambridge Program

10601 NE 132nd Street, Kirkland 98034
Grades 9-12

• Maximum 240 students, grades 9-12
• Rigorous academic curriculum and assessment program administered by the University of Cambridge in England, with an emphasis on development of higher-order thinking skills, problem solving, investigative and research skills
• Teachers collaborate with international experts; students make global connections
• Examinations in mathematics & sciences, languages, arts & humanities, and global perspectives lead toward the globally recognized Advanced International Certificate of Education
• Program provides a rich, collaborative environment in which scholarship is the norm, with a focus on transition to competitive post-secondary institutions
• Follows district Choice School application, lottery and registration timeline

Discovery Community School

12801 84th Avenue NE, Kirkland 98034
Grades K-5

Visit website for information.

Emerson High School

10903 NE 53rd Street, Kirkland 98033
Grades 9-12
Not lottery based.

• Maximum 130 students, grades 9-12
• Smaller class sizes
• Standards-based grading/credits
• Eight session calendar
• Opportunity for independent study coursework
• Full access to Running Start and WANIC skills programs for 11th and 12th graders
• Personalized learning plans are provided for each student
• Grading scale is A-B-C-No Credit
• Night school attendance opportunities
• Instruction provided using LWSD curriculum and state standards

Environmental & Adventure School

8040 NE 132nd Street, Kirkland 98034
Grades 6-8

• Maximum 140 students, grades 6-8
• Rigorous and challenging curriculum organized around district and state standards
• Language arts, social studies, science, and art curriculum integrated around yearly themes
• Multi-grade classes in all subject areas
• Adventure education (school excursions) and community stewardship projects connected with academic learning, personal challenge and teamwork
• Extensive parent volunteer involvement
• See school website for more information

Futures School

10601 NE 132nd Street, Kirkland 98034
Grades 9-12
Not lottery based.

• 27 students, primarily juniors and seniors in need of credit recovery; intake conferences arranged individually
• A supportive environment that fosters the development of inquisitive, engaged and self-confident students who take ownership of their learning and strive for excellence
• Rigorous content mastery supported by intensive collaboration among faculty members
• Faculty use best practices to activate student engagement
• Washington Achievement Award winner in the category of Extended Graduation Rate

Mead STEM Program

1725 - 216th Ave NE, Sammamish 98074
Grades 1-5
This program is only open to students who reside in the Mead Elementary School attendance boundary.

Renaissance School of Art & Reasoning

400 228th Ave NE, Sammamish 98074
Grades 6-8

• Maximum 96 students in grades 6-8 develop in an environment of academic rigor, using multiple approaches and perspectives
• Focus on integrating the visual and performing arts with a challenging science and mathematics curriculum
• Students are known and nurtured as important individuals who have an active concern for their community and society
• Strong parent involvement and volunteerism
• Numerous after-school enrichment programs
• RSAR is a member of the National Thespian Society and National Junior Honor Society

Stella Schola

13505 NE 75th Street, Redmond 98052
Grades 6-8

• Maximum 90 students, grades 6-8
• Challenging academics based on historical themes and integrated with classic literature
• Students remain with the same teacher all day, providing strong support and a personalized learning environment
• Hands-on learning activities, projects, and field experiences
• One-to-one student mentoring at sixth grade
• Honors distinction available for students who choose to opt-in in grades 7 and 8
• Elective options including band, orchestra and fitness