Sports
EAS students are welcome and encouraged to participate in after school sports and can do so through Finn Hill Middle School. Sports information can be found on the Athletics page of the Finn Hill Middle School website.  Sports registration is an online process.  Registration instructions can be found here:  LWSD Athletics Registration Process  **Note: A fee is required to participate in sports.**

Intramural Sports 2023

Orienteering
The EAS Orienteering team competes in local parks throughout the area. They develop skills in map-reading, landmark recognition, route selection, compass use, pacing, and contour lines. Students compete each week at levels that match their interests, comfort level and need for speed. The EAS team has consistently placed in the top three teams regionally.

Join the 2023-2024 EAS Orienteering Team

Yearbook
The EAS yearbook is produced by EAS students with parent support. Students have the opportunity to use writing skills, graphic arts, photography, leadership skills, and computer expertise to produce the annual yearbook. Each book reflects the spirit of the particular student staff and represents the essence of the school, complete with extensive coverage of expeditions and projects.

Student Socials / Dances
EAS student socials / dances are organized and supported throughout the school year by the EAS PTO. EAS students can also attend dances at Finn Hill Middle School during the school year.

EAS Green Team
EAS is a Level 4 green school, the highest level of "Sustaining Green School". The EAS Green Team is lead by EAS Lead Teacher Mr. Healy.

Ski Club
Ski Club is an afterschool program on Wednesdays during the months of January and February. Ski club is operated as a completely independent program (i.e., not part of the EAS school program) run by EAS parents. As such, the ongoing operation of this program from year to year relies on parent volunteers.

Math Club
Math club is a great way for students to develop intuitive thinking skills and learn new types of math. Students not only learn new material, but they also apply their previous knowledge from school to fun and challenging problems. Furthermore, they learn to view math not as a set of rules or guidelines, but as an art. Math is a subject full of creativity and opportunity that many students enjoy. Besides the academic benefits, math club is also a great way to meet new people, participate in inter-school competitions and develop teamwork skills. Math club is only offered when parent volunteers are able to coordinate this extracurricular program for EAS students.

Battle of the Books
Battle of the Books is a cooperative effort between the middle schools in the Lake Washington School District. This program allows 6^th, 7^th, and 8^th graders in each school to work together as a team and challenge other schools to correctly answer questions about the selected books. The goal is to encourage students at all reading levels to engage in teamwork while reading some of the best in children’s literature. Challenge questions are based on specific and factual information within the books. Battle of the Books is offered when parent volunteers are able to coordinate this extracurricular program.