Press Releases

The Northshore School District’s Student Justice Conference brought together approximately 200 high school students from across the District to learn from and connect with each other on Friday, March 25. It gave students the opportunity to celebrate their intersectional identities, build community and collaborate with their peers, grow their knowledge and understandings about various forms of justice, and learn about a range of higher educational opportunities.

With the finishing touches in place, the Northshore Concert Hall at Inglemoor High School prepares to welcome student performers in the coming weeks and months.

The Northshore School District is seeking renewal of two key funding measures – the Educational Programs & Operations Levy and the Technology Levy – as well as approval of a Capital Projects Bond in the upcoming special election. Ballots are currently arriving in mailboxes and must be returned by Tuesday, Feb. 8.

Throughout October the team has been working on the finishes for acoustics, cabinets, lockers for instruments, wall panels, tiles and more.

At the Oct. 11 board meeting, the Northshore School Board approved a resolution asking voters to consider three funding measures in the Feb. 8, 2022 election. These three measures would help continue work to build better together: modernizing schools, sustaining technology, and increasing opportunities.

Northshore’s Capital Projects Department, in partnership with the District’s Safety & Security and Technology departments, was hard at work this summer on much needed building and safety improvements upgrades. These projects were made possible by the generous support of Northshore voters. 

The Northshore Concert Hall project located at Inglemoor High School continues to remain on schedule for completion in December. 

Bothell, Wash. – Six Northshore students were named National Merit semifinalists. Nationally, about 16,000 students were named semifinalists this year. 

The interior of the Northshore Concert Hall located at Inglemoor High School continues to transform. Throughout August the drywall was completed in the concert hall and instructional spaces. Painting is nearly finished and furniture is being ordered. The mechanical systems have been installed and will be tested for several months to ensure they work as expected. The detailed work inside remains, which will elevate the space to a world class concert hall. These include the installation of the selected wall paneling, casework, cabinetry, doors and more.

On Sunday, Aug. 22, more than 2,000 volunteers are expected to participate in Community SERVE Day and there is still time for Northshore community members to sign up.

Eleven Northshore School District alumni, former staff and volunteers will be recognized at the Wall of Honor ceremony, which will be held at 6:00 p.m on Thursday, Aug. 12, at Pop Keeney Stadium. Recipients from 2020 and 2021 will be honored at this event.

The project team at the Northshore Concert Hall at Inglemoor High School has made significant progress both inside and outside of the building throughout the month. Lights and acoustic panels have been installed inside the building and scaffolding will be taken down this week. The elevator installation is also scheduled to be completed by the end of the month.

 Inglemoor 2021 graduates Dace Roberts and Kimaya Wijeratna, as well as Woodinville 2021 graduates Benjamin Sehmel and Aria Yang, each received a college-sponsored National Merit Scholarship in July. Wijeratna and Yang received a scholarship for Tufts University, Roberts for the University of Southern California and Sehmel for the University of Utah. 

The Northshore School District is excited to share the latest update on the construction of the Northshore Concert Hall at Inglemoor High School.

With more than 1,600 graduates from the Northshore School District this year, the District recognizes each students’ sacrifice, resilience and optimism in the face of adversity. As members of the Class of 2021 embark on their next chapter, the District wishes them well and is excited to see how they will contribute to the future of our local and global communities.

Woodinville High School senior Elliot Smith received a College-sponsored Merit Scholarship for the University of Southern California. 

The Northshore Concert Hall at Inglemoor High School continues to make notable progress. This month the framing for the large glassy entrance was installed, along with precast stairs for circulation between floors and for the grand staircase outside of the building’s entrance. The theater floor was also installed. 

Northshore students who competed in the DECA International Career Development Conference (ICDC) in April had great success.

Northshore School District middle and high school students competed virtually in the 2021 Washington state History Day Contest on May 1.

Northshore School District students competed at the state Science Olympiad and many qualified to advance to nationals. Students from comprehensive high schools across the District were represented at the event. The teams that placed first in state will advance to nationals, which takes place May 17 - 22.