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Sharing Our Stories

Hear from our learning community who share their thoughts on leading, learning and playing at Sammamish

Lorinda Flikkema, Math Teacher

I have been teaching at SHS since 1999. I absolutely love this community of students and staff. The school is diverse, warm, welcoming and accepting of all. I wouldn't want to teach anywhere else...My goal is to finish my teaching career at SHS. GO REDHAWKS!

Bellevue Schools Foundation President, Susan Ishii-Yin

With my son graduating this year, I’m reflecting with deep appreciation on the programs the Bellevue Schools Foundation makes possible. Through opportunities like the Student Ambassador Program, he grew as a leader, strengthened his communication skills, and developed a deeper sense of connection and responsibility to his school community. The impact of these programs, from early learning and computer science to mental health support, will be long-lasting and help shape a bright future.

Jae Holt, English Teacher

I chose to teach at Sammamish High School because the diversity here offers a unique opportunity to be exposed to and integrate many social and cultural experiences in my classroom. Every day is a new learning opportunity that I enjoy sharing with my students, emphasizing that each of their personal experiences matter.

Maria Garcia Sandoval, Science Teacher

As a Latina science teacher, working at SHS is a real joy. I get to connect with students from different backgrounds, listen to their stories, and learn from them. It is fostering an inclusive environment where everyone has an opportunity to be themselves and explore the world through education.