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As we prepare for the upcoming school year, please review this important information about the 1:1 Chromebook Program in our secondary schools.
Lake Stevens School District was one of 21 districts in the state to receive a K-3 Class Size Reduction Grant from the Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction. The grant provides funds to assist districts with adding new K-3 classroom spaces. In Lake Stevens, a portion of this money will be used to add two new kindergarten classrooms in each of our six elementary schools.
Juggling high school, college classes and a job can be difficult for any high school senior. Ivy Christensen also has to think about things like rent, utility bills, insurance, healthcare and groceries. The 18-year-old Lake Stevens High School student has been living independently for the past three years.
Lauren Lindbloom, a 17-year-old Lake Stevens High School senior, always knew she wanted to be a teacher, but wasn’t quite sure exactly what she wanted to teach. That inspiration came from her Viking Period teacher her sophomore year who introduced her to Family and Consumer Sciences and Family, Career and Community Leaders of America.
Hayden Davis has been welcomed into the Harvard University Class of 2021—a dream come true for the 18-year-old Lake Stevens High School senior, who assumed the elite Ivy League school wasn’t an option.
Highland Elementary School was designated a Leader in Me Lighthouse School because of its outstanding results in school and student outcomes by implementing The Leader in Me process with fidelity. Highland is only the second school in Washington to achieve this honor.
