Supporting Bellevue Children and Families
We envision a Bellevue where the basic needs of all children are met so they can focus in the classroom, succeed in their education, and thrive.
Support Bellevue Children
What we do
Why we do it
Every school in the Bellevue School District has students experiencing poverty. The map below shows the number of students at each school registered on the federal free and reduced-price meal program.
5,012
Bellevue children are facing hunger
708
Bellevue children are experiencing homelessness
Ardmore Elementary
187 Students
Bellevue High School
296 Students
Bennett Elementary
40 Students
Big Picture (6-8) & (9-12)
60 Students
Cherry Crest Elementary
26 Students
Chinook Middle School
172 Students
Clyde Hill Elementary
100 Students
Eastgate Elementary
38 Students
Enatai Elementary
108 Students
Highland Middle School
289 Students
Interlake High School
390 Students
International (6-8) & (9-12)
45 Students
Jing Mei Elementary
58 Students
Lake Hills Elementary
298 Students
Medina Elementary
18 Students
Newport High School
254 Students
Newport Hts Elementary
110 Students
Odle Middle School
194 Students
Phantom Lake Elementary
88 Students
Puesta del Sol Elementary
76 Students
Sammamish High School
511 Students
Sherwood Forest Elementary School
197 Students
Somerset Elementary
41 Students
Spiritridge Elementary
99 Students
Stevenson Elementary School
268 Students
Tillicum Middle School
138 Students
Tyee Middle School
168 Students
Wilburton Elementary
92 Students
Woodridge Elementary
85 Students
MAP KEY
In-person family resource centers
Impact
Bellevue LifeSpring aims to break the cycle of poverty for children and students in our community and provide them with the resources they need to reach stability.
IN 2025
4,186
Kids received nutrition support during school breaks to prevent hunger and provide nourishment.
2,061
Students received new back-to-school clothing so they could feel confident and self-assured like their peers.
493
Families received emergency rent assistance to prevent eviction and provide stability.
441
Children from 205 families received holiday gift support, making their season bright!
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