Dear Wolves -

Today we filmed our 2022 Lip Dub video. Our Leadership students have been cleaning our school since then and our film crew is working on the video so it can be released. If you are unfamiliar with what a Lip Dub is please watch  Eastlake's 2019 Lip Dub with almost 450,000 views.

Wolf Strong, Pack Strong

Todd Apple

Acting Principal

To view upcoming weekly schedules visit the Eastlake website here.

Please check our District’s Health & Safety Dashboard to monitor the number of COVID-19 cases at Eastlake for students and for staff. You will also see the numbers from all the other LWSD schools and additional information from the King County dashboard.

If your student tests positive for COVID-19, please notify our Covid case manager Tien Nguyen as soon as possible.

This marks the start of a regular cycle of family surveys to help us understand how your student(s) and family experience our schools. This survey asks questions about school climate, school fit, and school safety. In the fall we’ll ask questions about barriers to engagement, cultural awareness and action, and family engagement.

Be sure to click the blue “Submit” button to enter the survey and ensure that your

survey is saved. 

The surveys are available in the following languages: English, Spanish, Samoan, Tongan, French, Swahili,Haitian Creole, Portuguese, Somali, Vietnamese, Russian, Arabic, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Pashto, Khmer, and Korean.

Eastlake PTSA has launched its annual community survey and would love to hear from you! Please take a moment to fill out the survey here, it closes on June 5^th. 

Yearbooks will be handed out Wednesday, June 8^th. Please check now to confirm if you purchased one for your student.

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Absolutely- if you get on our waitlist now! If you have not purchased a yearbook please email kguinasso@lwsd.org and give your students’ First and Last name to be added to our list to purchase one of our extra books. We have a limited number of books, and we sell out every year- so get on our list early! You will be notified by email if we have a book for you.

Congratulations to all the students who made our Spring Community Service Award list. Check out the list here. Students in all grades with a minimum of 50 hours are featured on the list. Huge thanks to Key Club for tracking the hours and compiling this list for EHS students. Please contact Sudha Balaji at communityservice@ehsptsa.org for any questions.

Audition for EHS Drama’s Fall Musical, Disney’s Beauty and the Beast! Auditions will be right after school on Wednesday, June 8^th, with callbacks on the 9^th and 10^th. Students interested in auditioning can sign up in B103 or email kawold@lwsd.org for a timeslot. Students need to prepare a 1-minute monologue from a play or fairy tale and 16 bars of a song to sing. Students cast in the show will be enrolled in Production Workshop for 1^st semester.

If a student is interested in working a crew position, email kawold@lwsd.org and tathomas@lwsd.org. 

If interested, please contact and coordinate with Sandra Mizuno as soon as possible!

Senior Intent Survey 

We are encouraging all 12th graders to participate in the district’s Senior Intent

Survey by June 6th. This survey will provide the school and district information about our 12th graders’ plans for next fall. The data is used to help align college and career planning resources with the pathways that our students take. The link to the survey is: http://tinyurl.com/lwsdsenior and should take less than 2 minutes to complete.

Seniors and their parents will receive an email soon listing all items that need to be returned and all fees/fines that need to be paid. Please use the week of June 6 to return all items and make payments for anything missing or damaged. Seniors and parents will receive a final statement of fines on June 10 for anything not resolved. If your family needs financial assistance, please talk with your Counselor before June 10. Diplomas will be held until Seniors have completed the Xello Transcript request, Senior Survey, and all fees & fines are paid in full.

Class of 2022 seniors are invited after school Friday, June 10th for a fun-packed afternoon to celebrate with friends, food, games, and more!

Class of 2022 seniors and their families are invited to celebrate this milestone together on June 11th, 9:30 am at Timberlake Church in Redmond. A memorable experience for students and their families to share something meaningful with their classmates and showcase their talents.

Graduation tickets are available for pickup in the main office. Each graduate gets 10 tickets, if more are needed it's on a first come first serve basis.

For the most up-to-date information regarding Graduation, and anything else Senior, please visit the Eastlake website Seniors Class of 2022 page.

Diplomas may be picked up at the counseling office during the following times:

EHS Library Pride Display

The EHS Library is featuring 109 books for Pride month. Come by and check out the display and more. 

Students must turn in all textbooks checked out to them in order to avoid a fine in the fall which can impact signing up for fall sports. Students’ teachers have signed up to turn in books as a class and many students are not bringing books on the turn-in day. Students can still turn in textbooks on their own at the EHS Library between 7:00am and 3:00 pm when school is in session. Students can check their own account to see what is checked out to them by using Student Directions for Destiny. Also, EHS does not check out textbooks for the summer but parents can get the textbook information for outside purchasing from our textbook staff. If you have any questions contact our amazing textbook instructional assistant Priyanka Tripathi at ptripathi@lwsd.org. 

There is no more Wolf Time in the Library for the rest of the year due to Laptop Roll In. You can find details about Laptop Roll In on the EHS Library Website page or the EHS Technology Website page.

Read all about baseball, boy's golf, girl's tennis, and track & field. Congratulations to all of our competitors!

For complete information and registration directions please visit the Eastlake website Summer Athletics here. Please view it prior to registration!

Visit the Clubs page on the EHS website for the most current list of Eastlake clubs.

Pacific NW College Credit provides students with the opportunity to earn dual high school and college credit for eligible Career and Technical Education (CTE) courses. To earn college credit, students must register while taking the class, pay the non-refundable $50 annual consortium fee by June 15^TH, and receive a grade of “B” or higher in the class. See Eastlake eligible classes.

Planet Youth Project is a teen-led nonprofit organization based in Sammamish, Washington that brings together high-achieving high school students to collaborate on climate outreach efforts. As part of their mission, PYP offers free programs to local elementary school kids introducing them to climate change with an engaging curriculum focused on action. PYP is seeking officers for next school year who can help continue their growth. If you’re interested in making a difference through a leadership position with PYP, complete this form by the deadline of 6/6.

Find the latest on events, contests, scholarships, and more on the College and Career Center calendar.