Alumni

Forming the foundation of the Billings community are the alumni and their parents. They continue to stay connected to the school and they continue to support the school through gifts to the Annual Fund, attending the Annual Auction, and volunteering their time and talent. Many trustees on Billings Board are parents of alumni.

Alumni include Billings Middle School graduates (1997 to present) and The Intermediate School graduates (1980 – 1996). All are lifelong members of the Billings community and comprise an extraordinary group of adults and young adults who are now enjoying success in high school and college, and in their professional careers.

Staying Connected

Whether you are a new Billings graduate or just now reconnecting with your Billings or The Intermediate School roots, there are many ways you can stay connected to your alma mater:

• By attending school events and alumni get-togethers. To ensure you receive your invitation to these events, please confirm or update your address on our mailing list by contacting the BMS Advancement Office, 206.547.4614, or info@billingsmiddleschool.org.
• By updating your fellow alums and classmates with alumni news in the Vibe newsletter. Send your news to Meredith Brown, Director of Advancement, via e-mail to meredithb@billingsmiddleschool.org or by mail to 7217 Woodlawn Ave NE, Seattle, WA 98115.
• By connecting to the official Billings alumni page on Facebook. Click here for a link to the Billings Alumni Facebook page.

Billings graduates attend a variety of Seattle-area private and public high schools including:

Private

• Bishop Blanchet
• Bush
• Eastside Cathloic
• Eastside Prep
• Forest Ridge
• Lakeside
• Northwest
• Overlake
• Seattle Academy
• Seattle Lutheran
• Seattle Prep
• University Prep

Public

• Ballard
• Center School
• Garfield
• Ingraham
• Nathan Hale
• Roosevelt
• West Seattle

After completing high school, Billings graduates continue to thrive at colleges and universities including:

American University in Paris
College of the Redlands
College of Santa Fe
Colorado School of Mines
Dartmouth College
Earlham College
Gonzaga University
Lewis & Clark University
Macalester College
Middlebury College
Naropa University
Oberlin College
Occidental College
Pomona College
Smith College
Stanford University
University of British Columbia
University of Colorado at Boulder
University of Montana
University of North Carolina School of Arts
University of Washington
Western Washington University
Whitman College