The annual highlight of the Kirkland school's Environmental Horticulture Program is this Friday and Saturday and next Friday and Saturday.
Seventy-three students from all over the country competed Monday in the US Imagine Cup finals on the Redmond campus.
The Mustangs were down 8-0 after the first inning but came back for a 12-8 victory over Skyline Monday at Hartman Park.
The team is looking for its 11th consecutive victory tonight at Hartman Park.
The Lake Washington School District has confirmed that the Juanita boys baseball coach and Lake Washington softball coach have been put on leave, for undisclosed reasons.
RHS student Logan John designed and constructed a new brick base for the 100-year bell as part of his Eagle Scout project.
The team defeated Inglemoor 4-3 Tuesday evening at Hartman Park.
The team beat Juanita and Woodinville over the weekend and is now 8-7 overall this season.
The annual cooking competition encourages students in the Lake Washington School District to come up with healthy, easy-to-prepare snacks.
A round-up of recent high school matches in the Redmond area.
The show 'Keys to the Studio' opens April 9 and features work by students from several local high school and the Lake Washington Institute of Technology.
Students from the Lake Washington School District will be preparing healthy foods at a cooking competition next week.
You’d never guess that the members of Max Levin’s professional-sounding band, Fusion, are still in high school.
The Lake Washington School District’s Transition Academy helps kids with disabilities transition from school to employment, and find a place in the community.
The Lake Washington School District says it expects the school's first phase of construction to be completed in late fall or early winter.
The reigning Pom champs successfully defended their title, and took third place in the Dance competition at the WIAA 2012 championships last Friday.
A leadership class at Kirkland Junior High gathered donations and packaged "basic needs packs" to help homeless students throughout the Lake Washington School District.
The Redmond school is one of four in Washington state competing for a Green Ribbon Schools Award through the U.S. Department of Education.
Two star alumni from Redmond High School are having an impressive first collegiate season, The Oregonian reports.
Parents and community members are invited to participate in an online survey that asks about the district's performance.
Kirkland Autocare owner Jay Henwood says volunteering one hour a week as an elementary school lunch buddy is a win-win for student and mentor.
A group of Redmond High students teamed up with Spark Your Heart for a special project using their foreign language skills.
The Kirkland technical institute's two-quarter course was designed with help from Boeing as part of the national 'Right Skills Now' program.
The two teams became the first in the school district to advance to state after regional mock trial competition at the King County Courthouse.
A group of parents and students is selling bracelets, wine, and water to raise money for bronze statues of Chapin at the schools where he worked.
The school year will be extended by one day to June 25.
Redmond High School coaches are aiming to gradually build a stronger program by getting kids interested in the sport at an early age.
After 40 years in the “literary closet,” Redmond resident, former fire chief, and longtime Rotarian Rick Smith published two books of poetry that sparked an annual poetry contest for local high school kids.
The group is part of about 15,000 students from around the country who have received the recognition.
A display of solidarity is planned for Feb. 15 following the recent deaths of two alumni and beloved School Resource Officer Stan Chapin.
You can now follow the district on social media to get the latest on what's happening with the schools in your neighborhood.
Stella Schola Middle, Explorer Community School and Audubon, Mann, Rockwell, Rush and Rosa Parks elementary schools all earn honors.
Meanwhile, the Paul G. Allen Family Foundation has awarded LWSD a grant of $400,000 toward developing the school's curriculum.
The Lake Washington School District will decide how to make up for lost school days sometime in next few weeks.
If the weather is bad overnight, though, that might affect schools again.
The Lake Washington School District has rescheduled some school information nights and board meetings. No word yet on make-up days.
All programs and classes are also canceled.
If your child will be 5 years old on or before Aug. 31, you can register him or her at your neighborhood elementary school beginning Feb. 2.
Six students and one teacher are living in the Redmond area for a month as part of the Building Bridges exchange program.
Dr. Traci Pierce, the chosen candidate of the Lake Washington School District school board, spoke to a small crowd of city officials and parents at Redmond City Hall on Tuesday.