Help Students Experiencing Homelessness Attend Summer School
Do you want to make a difference in the lives of students experiencing homelessness in our school district? Join LWSF’s campaign to provide need-based summer school scholarships! Together, we can offer equal access to the wonderful opportunities for growth and achievement available through LWSD’s extensive summer school catalog.
Watch Screenagers Next Chapter
We are pleased to offer a virtual screening of Screenagers Next Chapter: Uncovering Skills for Stress Resilience. High Stress, anxiety and depression are experienced by millions of young people. Follow physician and filmmaker, Delaney Ruston, as she discovers solutions for improved adolescent well-being in the digital age.
Reserve your free seat to watch this documentary virtually between May 21 and June 4. Tickets are limited; please order only one ticket per family.
This free event is brought to you by Overlake Medical Center & Clinics and Lake Washington Schools Foundation.
Over 230,000 Raised for LWSD Students
Thank you to those who were able to attend the Be the Bridge Spring Benefit on March 23. Our generous sponsors and donors combined their efforts to raise OVER $230,000 for local students!
Our heartfelt thanks go out to the committed Trustees, Table Captains, Ambassadors, Program Leaders, volunteers, and matching pool donors who were instrumental in making this day a success. Thank you to everyone who spoke at or was interviewed or filmed for our Be the Bridge program, especially our MC Morgan Palmer. And if you need a video producer, there’s no one better than Eli Corriveau of HotSpark Media.
We are humbled by your support for students, schools, and families through the Lake Washington Schools Foundation. Together, we can be the bridge.
View featured clips from our event:
Strategic Areas of Focus
Learn how Lake Washington Schools Foundation activates its mission through four strategic areas of focus: remove barriers, build connections, enhance learning, and support wellness.
Youth Mental Health First Aid
Youth Mental Health First Aid is a training course that teaches adults the critical skills needed to recognize when a student is experiencing a mental health challenge and know what actions to take to get the student connected to the resources they need. Hear from LWSD teachers Haley Macinerney and Brian Healy, as they explain how this course has empowered them to make a significant impact on their students when it really mattered. Youth Mental Health First Aid is fully funded for Lake Washington School District teacher and staff through the Lake Washington Schools Foundation. Learn more at www.lwsf.org.
Kids Coming Together
In this short clip, watch Kids Coming Together in action and learn how this program helps kids build connections and serve their local community.
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