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Local students from Eastlake High School excelled at the National History Day competition, with Ila Lu winning first place nationally in the Junior Individual website category. Manya Nagrath and Simren Bajwa also achieved top-10 recognition in the Junior Group division, showcasing their impressive research skills and historical knowledge.
Three middle school students achieved top 10 rankings at the National History Day competition, showcasing their hard work and dedication to history. This accomplishment highlights the educational excellence in the local area and the importance of extracurricular activities in schools.
Three local middle school students achieved national recognition by placing in the top 10 at the National History Day competition. This achievement highlights the students' dedication and talent in historical research and presentation.
Three middle school students from Sammamish achieved national recognition by ranking in the top 10 at the National History Day competition, showcasing their dedication and talent in historical research and presentation.
The Lake Washington School District (LWSD) and Issaquah School District (ISD) have approved funding measures for the November ballot, aimed at addressing aging school facilities. LWSD seeks a building levy for modernization, while ISD proposes a construction bond, both requiring voter approval to proceed.
The Lake Washington School District (LWSD) and Issaquah School District (ISD) have approved funding measures for a November vote, aimed at enhancing local schools. LWSD intends to expand existing facilities, while ISD plans to construct a new high school to accommodate growing student numbers.
The Lake Washington School District (LWSD) and Issaquah School District (ISD) have approved funding measures to be voted on in November. LWSD aims to finance expansions at existing schools, while ISD plans to construct a new high school, signaling a significant investment in local education infrastructure.
Sammamish residents celebrated Pride Month at the Sammamish Farmers Market on June 5, with a focus on youth involvement. Volunteers distributed pins and flags while Mayor Kali Clark emphasized the city's commitment to supporting the LGBTQ community. This year's event saw significant participation from local high school organizations.
The Pride celebration at the Sammamish Farmers Market showcased increased participation from local high school LGBTQ+ clubs, reflecting a growing engagement among youth in community events. The event not only celebrated diversity but also provided a platform for young voices to express their support for LGBTQ+ rights.
Four juniors from Eastlake High School created 'StreetsUp,' an app designed to assist homeless teens in Washington state. The app won the 2023 Congressional App Challenge for Washington's eighth district, allowing the team to present their project to Congress and tech leaders. This initiative addresses the critical issue of youth homelessness, with over 20,000 students reported without housing during the 2022-23 school year.