Announcements

The Issaquah School District is hosting a job fair for paraprofessionals and bus drivers from 3-5:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Aug. 5, 2024, at the Administration Building, 5150 220th Ave. S.E., Issaquah, WA 98029. Please join us!

The Issaquah School District is beginning the important work of planning replacement levy measures that may appear on the February 2026 ballot, pending School Board approval. These local levy dollars help fill the gap between what the state funds and what it actually costs to run a high-performing public school system. The Levy Advisory Committee will help ensure the 2026 proposal reflects community priorities. Volunteer interest survey enclosed.

If your family would benefit from assistance and resources and you have a student or students enrolled for the 2025-26 school year, save the date for our Back-to-School Resource Fair on August 13. Please also fill out the enclosed registration form to help us adequately plan for the resource fair.

The district’s new Capital Projects Oversight Committee met for the second time on June 17. The 26-member committee is made up volunteers from relevant industries and community representatives who add an additional layer of review and evaluation to the district's management of voter-approved bond and capital levy funds.   

Elementary report cards for the second semester will be live and available for parent viewing on Family Access June 25 at 4:00 p.m. Directions for how you can access and view your student’s report card can be found on the district website. Blank translations of the report cards are also available on the district website in Spanish, Chinese, Korean, and Russian.

This will be the final district bulletin until we resume regular publication in August. We will reach out with a reminder and information in July about the Enrollment Verification Process, which will be August 7-13. Most school offices will close for a portion of summer break. If you need to visit, please call them or check their website first for dates that they will be open. School supply lists for elementary have either already been posted for fall or will be posted soon on school websites.

Recent updates to guidance about some of our high school dual credit opportunities mean that some classes qualify students for more high school credits than what was planned in September. After receiving the new guidance, which affects some classes that offer students credit from college and high school at the same time, staff members worked quickly to amend transcripts. 

As a reminder before summer break, we are resharing information about "Gaggle." As part of our ongoing commitment to provide a safe learning environment, our district has long partnered with Gaggle, a software monitoring system that enhances student safety and promotes responsible digital citizenship.