• Congrats to our very own Ric Calhoun for being named the 2025 Washington Education Association Education Support Professional of the Year!
  • Congratulations to Girls Softball for placing 5th at State!
  • Good luck to all our competitors heading to the HOSA International Leadership Conference!
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The student news site of Inglemoor High School

Nordic News
The student news site of Inglemoor High School

Nordic News
Kaylea Agate

Kaylea Agate, Reporter

Kaylea Agate is a senior and first-year reporter on the Nordic News staff. She is a member of the Inglemoor High School band program and enjoys learning to play new musical instruments. Outside school, Agate is an avid reader and supporter of the Seattle Sounders. After graduation, she plans to attend college and become an elementary school teacher.

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Faculty farewells

Faculty farewells

Kaylea Agate and Shannon Hong
Jun 8, 2018

Strong ELL program looks to make further improvements

Kaylea Agate, Reporter
May 22, 2018
Point/Counterpoint: Honor Society

Point/Counterpoint: Honor Society

Kaylea Agate and Shannon Hong
Mar 28, 2018
Prosecuting attorney Jaeden Burdge cross-examines a witness as jurors Vanessa Pilat and Natalie Brown look on. During the trial, Burdge and the other prosecuting attorney for the class split the workload with Burdge taking on cross-examination and the closing statement while her partner shouldered the opening statement and direct examination.

Classroom turns courtroom for weeklong mock trial

Kaylea Agate, Reporter
Feb 1, 2018
Student and peer coach bond

Student and peer coach bond

Kaylea Agate, Reporter
Jan 11, 2018
Board games for a rainy day

Board games for a rainy day

Kaylea Agate, Reporter
Jan 1, 2018
Cozy books to curl up with this winter

Cozy books to curl up with this winter

Kaylea Agate and Sophie Bourgoin
Dec 15, 2017
Seniors De La Torre, Angulo and Candido (from left to right) are pictured together after returning from their WANIC class. Through the program, the students have learned interpersonal skills that will serve them as they pursue careers in the healthcare field. “I’ve learned how to see different people’s points of view on situations,” Candido said. “Because of the fact that we’ll be working with patients, we’ve learned to listen and try to understand them.”

Day in the life of a WANIC student

Kaylea Agate, Reporter
Nov 17, 2017
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