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Lake Forest Park Front Entrance
Lake Forest Park Front Entrance

Lake Forest Park Elementary, established in 1912.

Lake Forest Park Drone View
Lake Forest Park Drone View

Aerial view of LFP

2023 LFP Alumni Graduates
LFP Alumni 2023 Graduates

Every June, LFP graduates return to the school before graduation to visit students and staff.

Dolphin Painting - Aime Palmer
Aime Palmer Dolphin Painting

Aime Palmer, local community member, Shoreline School District employee, and artist created this beautiful painting for Lake Forest Park Elementary.

Splash in the classroom
Splash in the classroom

Splash is welcoming students to the classroom.

Splash reading
Splash Reading

Splash loves to read!

Splash Playground
Playground19

Splash having some fun on our playground.

Splash Front Sign
LFP Sign with Splash

Splash hanging out in front of the school waiting for the students to arrive.

Splash Welcome
Welcome!

Splash says, "Welcome to LFP!"

5th Gr Blue Heron Park 1
5th Gr Blue Heron Park 2
LFP Book Fair

Support our Library and order some books for our Virtual Book Fair.  Details in the news story below.

Safety Lessons

First grade classes getting safety lessons from our local fire department.

Safety Lessons

First grade classes getting safety lessons from our local fire department.

Safety Lessons

First grade classes getting safety lessons from our local fire department.

LFP Veterans' Assembly

LFP recognizing Veterans' Day

LFP Veterans' Recognition Assembly

Our guests of honor at our Veterans' Assembly

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Since Time Immemorial and Native American Heritage Month

The Since Time Immemorial curriculum was developed to provide educators with materials that were endorsed by all 29 federally recognized tribes of Washington State. During this year’s Native American Heritage Month, many classrooms across Shoreline School District are deepening their learning and appreciation for indigenous culture, history, and contributions to our communities. A recent visit to Highland Terrace Elementary School showcased the power that learning about Native Americans can have on our youngest learners, as they learn from the lesson “Stories and Histories of Our Place.”

Find Out More about Since Time Immemorial and Native American Heritage Month