You will find eager volunteers throughout our district. This strong support is strongly reflected in the success of the levy election where the measure earned an impressive 70 percent voter approval - an indication that the community believes in the district's goals and objectives that were communicated through the course of the school year. Lake Washington has the motivation in place. In your classroom, you will build your teaching strategies around the concept of student-centered learning, where students, guided by the teacher, learn how to gather and interpret information. You coach and guide while ensuring the learning activity follows the district's curriculum.
Teaching here is a tremendous way to develop skills.
Once we get you, our aim is to keep you. A recent survey of our teachers showed 89 percent say they are satisfied with their jobs. One way we keep this high level of professional pride is ongoing training and skill enhancement. Visit any school in our district and you will find technology at work in our classrooms. From kindergartners using computer software to learn sounds, letters and numbers to high school students polishing their senior projects, all have one common denominator - you, the knowledgeable teacher, guiding and shaping the skill development.