Congratulations to Timberline Middle School’s Team Alpha for competing in the Science Olympiad National Tournament held in May at Wichita State University.

Nearly 20 teams with Lake Washington School District (bbin体育官网) students qualified for the VEX Robotics World Championship this year.

Sixth grade science students at Kamiakin Middle School have been busy working since September on a Campus Ecological Restoration Project.

The National Junior Honor Society (NJHS) selects students who are committed to the values of scholarship, service, leadership, character and citizenship. For their dedication to these values, 11 Lake Washington School District (bbin体育官网) students were given the Outstanding Achievement Award (OAA).

After hours and hours of long debate, Timberline Middle School eighth grader Diya Balaji is a national champion.

Students from Lake Washington School District (bbin体育官网) traveled to Wenatchee, Wash. for the state robotics championship in March. By the time the event was over, several teams with bbin体育官网 students qualified for the next major competition.

Timberline Middle School (TMS) eighth grade student, Edward Li, won first place in the state MATHCOUNTS competition for middle school students held in March.

Ever since Environmental & Adventure School (EAS) was founded, students have participated in community service projects.

True crime is one of the most popular forms of entertainment found in books, tv shows, movies and podcasts. At Timberline Middle School (TMS), one class is combining this genre with learning science skills.

Middle school students across the district who excel in instrumental and vocal performance had a night to remember on January 31.

Students gathered in the Timberline gym for a unique event after raising more than $18,000 from the Timberline games a month earlier.

On November 17 and 18, seventh and eighth grade Visual Art students from Rose Hill Middle School took a field trip to the Seattle Art Museum.

Students at Finn Hill Middle School are using Lego bricks to learn how to tackle problems. 

Author Cherie Priest visited the Rose Hill Middle School library to chat with students on the process of writing and being an author.

Staff at Finn Hill Middle School put a new spin on their traditional curriculum night with their first ever Falcon Fest on October 18. The event welcomed the entire Finn Hill community and featured food trucks and parent education sessions on a wide range of topics.

Valerie Yob’s students have been learning about Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) in October. The Rose Hill Middle School Spanish teacher had her students create an ofrenda (offering) at their school.

Students at Kamiakin Middle School (KaMS) were in for a special treat. A best-selling and award-winning author stopped by their school on September 26.

Math is one of those subjects in school where children learn at different speeds. Eva Sharma, rising eighth grader at Timberline Middle School, wrote a book about this experience. Her book, entitled “Peanut and the Math Mystery,” is about a girl named Peanut who does not like math.

Affan Sheikh, rising seventh grader at Inglewood Middle School (IMS), has done more than most adults at the age of 11. Affan recently published his first eBook that is now available on Amazon. “A Journey of a Thousand Z's” is a short fiction story that follows the writer’s future self as he creates the world's first time machine and how he chooses to use it.