Would you wear a watch and slippers made from carbon dioxide emissions? Or brush your teeth using toothpaste made from CO₂? Before the pandemic, students at Evergreen Middle School were learning about real products that capture and store carbon dioxide that would otherwise go into the atmosphere.
Registration
Kindergarten registration for 2021-22 begins online February 18, 2021
The initial registration period for children who will be five years old on or before August 31 will begin on February 18, 2021 and extend through March 1, 2021. Registration for all K-12 LWSD students is online. All necessary documents can be accessed on the LWSD website and completed documents can be uploaded securely. Parents who are unable to upload documents may send them to the school by U.S. mail or contact the school to arrange a safe drop off.
Important: While K-12 student registration will continue throughout the school year and summer, parents are highly encouraged to register students as soon as possible. Doing so helps LWSD to ensure that class sizes are balanced and adequate staff are hired in time for the new school year.
New student registration is now available online!
Please see below for the forms and information for registration.
- New student (K-12) online registration available here.
- Preschool registration information available here.
If you need assistance with registration during the summer, please email registrar@lwsd.org.
Welcome to Lake Washington School District!
Lake Washington serves about 30,000 students in 54 schools. Our students live in Kirkland, Redmond, Sammamish and portions of Bellevue, Woodinville and unincorporated King County. The following steps will provide you with all the information and forms you need to register your child.
Steps to register new students (grades K-12)
- 1. Establishing Residency
- 2. Determine your neighborhood school
- 3. Registration/Enrollment - Documents to bring
- 4. Forms to complete
- 5. Additional Information for families
1. Establishing Residency
2. Determine your neighborhood school
3. Registration/Enrollment - Documents to bring
4. Forms to complete
5. Additional Information for families
Home-based instruction (homeschooling)
Declaration of Intent to Provide Home-Based Instruction must be filed annually
If you are a family who intends to provide your child or children home-based instruction in lieu of attendance or enrollment in a public school, an approved private school, or an extension program of an approved private school, you must file an annual declaration of intent to do so. Download the Declaration of Intent to Provide Home School Instruction here, or visit the district’s Resource Center (third floor) to obtain a copy.
If partial Home School Instruction is requested, please also fill out the Request for Part-Time Attendance form.
Transfer options: Attending a school other than the assigned neighborhood school
In-District Variance Process: Students who live in the district
Between District Transfers: Students who live outside the requested district
