A botany project takes students into the garden habitat to plant mystery seeds. What did they plant? Look through the photos to find out what they think they have planted.

Students in fourth and fifth grade wondered if plant roots help soil from eroding. To find an answer, they did a water erosion experiment. Learn about their approach and see what they discovered.

The remote Kindergarten class culminated their study of Martin Luther King Jr. by participating in an Afternoon of Service that benefited Seattle Children's Hospital. Check out what they learned and what they did as part of this project (photo slideshow included).

Upper Elementary students experience Microsoft's immersive technology as they take virtual journeys through Black history. Read of their travels, experiences, and learning as they celebrate Black History month.

For Black History Month, our Middle-School students join virtual experiences offered across the country through Microsoft. Check out where they visited and what they learned.

When our Lower Elementary students heard that people in the community needed masks, they started a mask drive. Learn more about their mask drive, how you can participate and who benefits from your donations.

When you see the words Professional Development (PD) Day on the calendar, do you wonder what the faculty and staff do on that day? We thought some might wonder, so in this post, we share our plans for our PD day on Friday, 5 March 2021. 

With so much news and information out there about COVID-19, how can schools stay current? Discover how we stay up to date and how staying up to date led to a minor update made to our Eton School Safe Plan.