AG Bell - Welcome

Alexander Graham Bell

11212 NE 112th ST.

Kirkland, WA 98033

(425) 822-7450

Home of the Bulldogs!

Important Information

Revised 2008-2009 Calendar

School Supplies List 2008-2009

LWSD Elementary Student Policy Handbook

Important Dates

September 2: First day of School: WELCOME BACK! Coffee with Curtis 9:15 in Library

Sept. 3: Wednesday dismissal time 2:00

All Wednesdays throughout the year are early release days for students. School is dismissed at 2:00 pm

Daily Schedule

8:55 First Bell
9:00 School Begins
11:40 AM Kindergarten Dismissed (Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday)
3:30 School Dismissed (Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday)

Every Wednesday

10:55 AM Kindergarten Dismissed
2:00 School Dismissed

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A. G. Bell Elementary
11212 NE 112th Street
Kirkland, WA 98033

Important Numbers
Phone: 425.822.7450
Safety Arrival:425.822.7457 (report absences)
Fax: 425.822.0794
Food Service: 425.702.3393
Transportation: 425.882.5120

Very Important People

Principal: Curt Anderson
Office Manager: Maddy Sanders
Secretary: Nancy Teteak
Counselor: Pat Conley
Psych Bob Peterson

Staff Directory

Bell Walk-to-School Routes

For Your Safety, we recommend these routes

Interesting Facts

A. G. Bell is a K-6 School.

AG Bell is also home to a Headstart / Ready Start Preschool.

School Colors:
Green and Gold
Mascot: Bulldog

Building Dedicated:
October 1968

Remodel and New Addition
Dedicated:
October 1992

Bell Library

Safety Net Reading

Mr. Leahy's Webpage

"Really Fun Stuff"

Webmaster

Principal's Greeting

A.G. Bell is a wonderful K-6 school, located in the Totem Lake area of North Kirkland. Celebrating our 40^th year, A.G. Bell possesses a rich heritage of diversity, student success and school to home partnerships. We value the diversity of our students as nearly 20% of our students are nonnative English learners with over 20 countries represented in our student population. It’s amazing to watch how quickly these students demonstrate proficiency in reading and writing the English language. Read More from Curt Anderson