Below is the map of recommendation to the Superintendent. Mouseover a number to see information about the decision to move that area and access a map of the new school boundaries. Functions best on a desktop computer or laptop. If on a mobile or other device with a low screen resolution please access the PDF for the rationale. Learn more about the process.
- Moving from Silver Lake to Penny Creek
- Moving a total of 84 students
- From West of 35th and South of 116th
- Needed to reduce Silver Lake Enrollment
- Silver Lake is adjacent to Penny Creek
- Penny Creek had the capacity
Map of Penny Creek's new boundaries
- Moving from Mill Creek to Silver Lake
- Moving a total of 19 students
- From South of 132nd, NW of the Bothell Everett Hwy and NE of 136th
- Includes current isolated area with Silver Lake on a triangle near the Fred Meyer corner
- Apartment complex zoning
Map of Silver Lake's new boundaries
- Moving from Silver Lake to Mill Creek
- Moving a total of 137 students
- Needed to reduce Silver Lake Enrollment
- From West of Bothell Everett Hwy and North of 150th
- Apartment complexes on the Bothell Everett Hwy
- Improves balance of free and reduced lunch percentage
Map of Mill Creek's new boundaries
- Moving from Mill Creek to Penny Creek
- Moving a total of 152 students
- From the NE corner of the current Mill Creek boundary to Penny Creek
- Increases Penny Creek enrollment which has a larger school capacity
- Moves the “newer” subdivisions just south of 132nd St SE along 35th to Penny Creek allowing the “older” subdivisions to continue to attend Mill Creek
- Boundary shift due to Elementary School No. 18 enrollment demands
Map of Penny Creek's new boundaries
- Moving from Penny Creek to Silver Firs
- Moving a total of 198 students
- From SE corner Penny Creek East of Seattle Hill Rd and North of 146 Ave SE
- From SE corner of Penny Creek East of 35th and west of Seattle Hill Rd
- Boundary shift due primarily to Elementary School No. 18 enrollment demands
Map of Silver Firs' new boundaries
- Moving from Penny Creek to Forest View
- Moving a total of 67 students
- From southern-most tip of the current Penny Creek boundary and East of 35th
- Boundary shift due primarily to Elementary School No. 18 enrollment demands
Map of Forest View's new boundaries
- Moving from Mill Creek to Woodside
- Moving a total of 3 students
- Aligning an area on Bothell Everett Hwy near Library with boundary changes
Map of Woodside's new boundaries
- Moving from Silver Firs to Forest View
- Moving a total of 129 students
- From SW corner of the current Silver Firs boundary
- Boundary shift due primarily to Elementary School No. 18 enrollment demands
Map of Forest View's new boundaries
- Moving from Forest View to Elementary School No. 18
- Moving a total of 309 students
- Populating Elementary School No. 18 with geographically adjacent students
Map of ES #18's new boundaries
- Moving from Cedar Wood to Elementary School No. 18
- Moving a total of 155 students
- From Cedar Wood boundary East of 35th creating a safer walking route
- Populating Elementary School No. 18 with geographically adjacent students
Map of ES #18's new boundaries
- Moving from Woodside to Elementary School No. 18
- Moving a total of 39 students
- From SE corner of the current Woodside boundary
- Use of 180th for bus transportation is easier than current Bothell-Everett Hwy route
- Needed to decrease Woodside enrollment
- Improves balance of free and reduced lunch percentage
Map of ES #18's new boundaries
- Moving from Woodside to Cedar Wood
- Moving a total of 62 students
- From SW corner of the current Woodside boundary
- Use of 180th for bus transportation is easier than current Bothell-Everett Hwy route
- Needed to decrease Woodside enrollment
- Improves balance of free and reduced lunch percentage
Map of CedarWood's new boundaries
