Learn what Inglemoor High School has to Offer! - Enrolling for School Year 2024-25

Inglemoor High School, located in Kenmore, provides a rigorous and inclusive learning environment for high school students. In addition to offering all of the academic and social benefits of a comprehensive high school, Inglemoor provides a number of unique learning opportunities for 9-12th grade students. Inglemoor is currently accepting waivers from Northshore students interested in attending the high school but who live outside the school attendance boundaries. 

Inglemoor's Specialized Programs

AVID Program (serving grades 9-12)

AVID is a college preparation program supporting students, who earned a 2.5 - 3.8 grade point average (GPA) in middle school, for admission to a four-year college or university. In 2022-23, 100% of AVID-enrolled seniors graduated and were accepted to college. The core component of the AVID Secondary System is the AVID Elective, which supports students as they challenge themselves in more rigorous classes. Students are taught study skills, note-taking, time management, writing skills, and research skills, while being immersed in a college-going culture. Additionally, the AVID program provides access to information about colleges and universities through field trips, guest speakers, tutors, scholarship opportunities, and college admission requirement information. 

Want to learn more? 

• View an AVID program presentation.

• Visit the AVID website for more information. 
   

Engineering/Design Technology Program (serving grades 9-12)

This project-based course provides students with an exploration of the process and tools used in industrial (products) design including an in-depth look at human factors and ergonomics, CAD/CAM, material science, and sustainable design. Individual student portfolios will be developed based on class projects. 

9th and 10th grade students can enroll into a semester long Intro to Engineering Course and 11th and 12th grade students take International Baccalaureate Design Technology. Course registration for the school year 2024-25 will begin mid-March 2024. Before registering for Inglemoor’s Engineering/Design Technology courses, students must be enrolled at the school. 

International Baccalaureate Program (serving grades 9-12)

The IB Program located at Inglemoor High School provides an opportunity for all students to take classes with world-class rigor while participating in the diversity of activities and leadership positions available at a large comprehensive high school. 

IB is an inquiry-based, global program focused on collaboration. The program develops learners who are open-minded, balanced and caring risk-takers who reflect on their place in the world beyond high school. To do this, the IB program at Inglemoor is designed to be accessible to all students, and works in collaboration with our AVID program to provide a top tier program that ensures opportunities for post-high school success and collegiate access.

Students may complete IB courses individually or can pursue the IB diploma program, which includes 6 courses, 6 exams administered by IB, and supplemental requirements. Every Inglemoor student takes Pre-IB classes in English in 9th and 10th grade. 

IB is a world-wide program with more than 5,000 schools in 150 countries/territories, and it has been offered at Inglemoor since 1997.

How can you learn more?

• View IB’s program presentation.

• Visit the IB website for more information.

Inglemoor IB Informational Events: 

• 7 p.m., Thursday, March 14, 2024: IB information night for current 8th grade students at the Concert Hall at Inglemoor (15500 Simonds Rd NE, Kenmore, WA 98028).

• 7 p.m., Thursday, March 21, 2024: IB information night for current 10th grade students at the Concert Hall at Inglemoor (15500 Simonds Rd NE, Kenmore, WA 98028).

How to Enroll in Inglemoor High School

Each Northshore high school student is assigned to an attendance-area school based on their home address. You can find your child’s attendance-area high school by using the Address Look Up Tool. 

If your student is interested in Inglemoor High School, and they live outside the attendance area or the Northshore School District boundaries, you must submit a waiver. Through the waiver process, parents/guardians will indicate the specific Inglemoor program they are interested in. To complete the waiver process, please visit the district’s waiver webpage. Priority will be given to waivers submitted by March 15, 2024.