Welcome to "be the bridge", our virtual benefit!

​​​Out of concern for the safety of our community and recent governmental decisions, the Lake Washington Schools Foundation is taking the luncheon to a virtual format. Now through April 2nd, you can join our event from the comfort of your home while making a difference in the lives of LWSD students.  

Enjoy a video message from our keynote speaker, Susie Kroll who is the founding Mental Health Professional for the Redmond PD, King County Sheriff's office, and four other offices across King County. With Susie's extensive background and knowledge, she is passionate about advocating for mental health. In addition, hear from KIRO 7 News Journalist, Alison Grande and Washington State Senator Manka Dhingra by clicking below! Be sure to stay tuned via your email to learn more about the powerful work of the Foundation.

Fraudulent fundraising
​in the community

It has come to our attention that there is some fraudulent telephone fundraising in our community. The Lake Washington Schools Foundation is not conducting a telephone fundraising campaign at this time. To support our students, you can donate via our website. Thank you. Be safe!

reach for success grant applications are now open

Need some help funding a project or program that enhances or expands LWSD's curriculum? We welcome your creative ideas! Apply today and you could be awarded up to $3,000 for the 2020-2021 school year.

Find the perfect college fit with our upcoming webinars!

Make the most of your time at home to get a head start on the college process. These webinars are designed for both students and parents. The college process can be a cause of stress and anxiety for many families. Local college counselor Mary Pat O'Neil of True Fit College Counseling will explain all that is involved with applying to a 4-year college. 

Upcoming Apply to College 101 FREE Webinars:
Part 1:  The Five Possible Parts of a College Application for middle and high school Students + parents
April 1 from 11am-Noon, with Q&A afterwards

Part 2:  How to Create a Balanced College List & Why It’s Important for high school students + parents
Wednesday, April 8th from 11 am-Noon, with Q&A afterwards

Limited space available, register today!
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tHANK YOU TO THE FAMILIES WHO HONORED THEIR TEACHERS this valentine's day

Thanks to you, we were able to make many teachers feel loved and appreciated this Valentine's Day. 

Make new friends while connecting with the community by joining kids coming together!

Do you have a student in grades 3-8 who is looking to meet new friends? Join Kids Coming Together (KCT) at one of several social and service events, all led by high school student volunteers.

During this time, KCT is hosting virtual game nights. Learn more by visiting their website below!

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