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Tahoma School District superintendent Mike Maryanski receives certificate of recognition from Dale Alekel

Tahoma School District superintendent Mike Maryanski receives certificate of recognition from Dale Alekel, King County Green Schools Program

Schools in 13 school districts and 21 cities in King County have earned recognition as King County Green Schools.

  • 121 schools completed Level One
  • 62 schools completed Level Two
  • 25 schools completed Level Three

Click on the links below to read their success stories. Also see the success stories of 2003–2008 program participants that received assistance from the program before the program levels were started.

The schools are divided below according to their school district. Private schools are listed under “Private Schools.”

Each school received a certificate of recognition, a “We are a King County Green School” banner or a “Level Two” or “Level Three” sticker to place on their banner, a success story on the program website and mention in a press release issued by King County.

Bellevue School District

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Sherwood Forest students with their “We are a Green School” banner

Sherwood Forest students with their “We are a Green School” banner

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Enatai students use paper from the paper reuse tray, which holds paper that’s only been used on one side.

Enatai students use paper from the paper reuse tray, which holds paper that’s only been used on one side.

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Students serve as light monitors to turn off lights in unoccupied classrooms.

Students serve as light monitors to turn off lights in unoccupied classrooms.

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Enumclaw School District

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Federal Way Public Schools

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Nautilus students celebrate conservation successes

Nautilus students celebrate conservation successes

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Student leadership team at Gregory Heights

Student leadership team at Gregory Heights

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Liberty High students take pride in a road clean-up effort near the school

Liberty High students take pride in a road clean-up effort near the school

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Highline School District

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Issaquah School District

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Kent School District

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Springbrook’s student Green Team

Springbrook’s student Green Team

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Students help educate fellow students about food scrap collection in the Wilder Elementary lunchroom

Students help educate fellow students about food scrap collection in the Wilder Elementary lunchroom

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Student Green Club at Lakeridge

Student Green Club at Lakeridge

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Leota Junior High students and staff kick off their food scrap collection program

Leota Junior High students and staff kick off their food scrap collection program

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High school student at Two Rivers shares recycling information

High school student at Two Rivers shares recycling information

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Students recycling with Waste Free lunch boxes

Students at Glacier Park recycle milk cartons and bring durable lunch boxes to school

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Information table at Kings School showcasing products made from recyclable materials and the school’s “We are a Green School” banner

Information table at Kings School showcasing products made from recyclable materials and the school’s “We are a Green School” banner

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Lake Washington School District

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Mercer Island School District

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Northshore School District

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Renton School District

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Riverview School District

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Snoqualmie Valley School District

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Tahoma School District

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Private schools

School districts

The following school districts are participating in the Green Schools Program.

Three of the districts – Bellevue, Mercer Island and Tahoma – have received recognition as Level One Green School Districts. In June 2011, the Bellevue School District was recognized as a Level Two Green School District. The other districts are working toward completing Level One.

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Updated: Jan. 30, 2012


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