Alumni Spotlight: Jacob Slosberg
Jacob Slosberg (Class of '06) and his wife, Amy Frye, own and operate Boldly Grown - a family-owned, certified organic mixed vegetable farm in Skagit Valley, Washington.
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Upper School Wins 2026 Food Waste Challenge
Our student-led Climate Action Team ran a Food Waste Challenge during Earth Month to drive awareness around food wastage and its negative environmental impact. And the results were pretty inspiring!
Read MoreConnections Week 2026 Recap
Connections Week 2026 (April 21-24) was an interdisciplinary and immersive opportunity for students to get out in the field and put their learning to work! And our students had a range of excellent experiences, both on and off campus.
Read MoreNWS Co-Founder Spotlight: Mark Terry
As Northwest celebrates a 45-year legacy, Co-Founder Mary Terry reminisces about the people and programs that shaped this vibrant and meaningful place of learning.
Read MoreClimate Action Team celebrates Sustainability at Northwest
Our student-led Climate Action Team celebrated a core Northwest value - including some recent major wins for this important program.
Read MoreNorthwest School launches All-Electric Vans
The Northwest School is proud to launch two all-electric school vans, as part of our ongoing commitment to carbon neutrality and environmental sustainability.
Read MoreNorthwest awarded $31,000 through 2025 Seattle Building Decarbonization Grants
The Northwest School has been awarded $31,162 towards engineering design for decarbonizing two school buildings.
Read MoreSustainable Style: Climate Action Team Leads the Way with Biannual Clothing Exchange
At The Northwest School, sustainability is more than a buzzword—it’s a way of life. The Climate Action Team (CAT) exemplifies this commitment through their biannual Clothing Exchange, held each fall and spring. Think of it as thrifting—but free!
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