School news
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At Benjamin Franklin Elementary on March 21, 25 Eagle Buddies presented their work for the year to Lake Washington School District officials and parents.
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Franklin Elementary students recently completed "Faces of Franklin," a seven-week equity and inclusion art project.
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Students at Benjamin Franklin Elementary participated in their first ever in-house drama production, “The True Story of Jack and the Beanstalk.”
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Twenty-five students were recognized for their artwork in many categories during this year’s Washington State PTA (WSPTA) Reflections contest.
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Franklin Elementary hosted an in-person STEM Symposium for the first time in a while, and it had quite a turnout. Nearly 150 students were on hand for the first symposium in four years.