NAMI Eastside Youth Mental Health Conference will held May 4.
Sarah Raza (RHS) and Sophia Gonzalez (ICS) were selected for their community service work.
Atharva Ladha of Redmond and Chloe Fong of Bellevue share their experiences with the HCLA at the USSRC.
Aditi Ajoy released her single, “What Are You Thinking?” on March 22.
The panel consisted of Dr. Amy Morrison, president of Lake Washington Institute of Technology, Anne Morisseau, Planning Commissioner for the City of Bellevue, Residential Real Estate Agent, LE Board of Directors, and Anne-Marie Diouf, VP Human Resources for Symetra.
The groups have been invited to return to the Ensemble Spotlight Series on April 21.
The upcoming levy, if passed, will build more classrooms and install security cameras.
YES holds annual Invest in Youth Breakfast.
Some districts have built-in make-up days but not all.
Stephanie Lambert writes “Your Mind Flashlight: A User’s Guide” to help kids navigate negative thoughts, low self-esteem, anxiety.
This year’s event raised $369,000.
Val D’Alessio, Jaspar Lepak and Mandy Troxel will be performing at the SoulFood CoffeeHouse for International Women’s Day.
Pottmeyer steps down; Lwali becomes new Friends of Youth CEO.
Douglas Smith and his mother Soojung have launched KuriousMinds — an educational entrpreneurship startup.
As If Theatre Company will debut its first production on Feb. 8.
More than 80 districts and 19 public transit fleets will receive $22 million from VW settlement to improve air quality.
YES celebrates 50 years of providing youth and family behavioral health services.
VALA Eastside makes Kirkland its permanent home.
Halloween events are being held throughout the whole Eastside.
Kindering CEO retires after 40 years at the helm.
