Announcements

Exciting news: Kindergarten registration is open now for the fall of 2025! Do you have a child who will be five years old by Aug. 31, 2025, and live in the Issaquah School District? We have answers to frequently asked questions on our website so families can learn more about kindergarten in the ISD. 

Today marks the start of our official “Call for Art” for the printed Student Art Calendar for the 2025-26 school year. Each student may submit one (1) piece of art. Please complete this form for each student in your family submitting artwork. Deadline for submissions is midnight on Tuesday, April 22.

Did you know that high school students can take career technical education preparatory classes in high school? College and Career staff and ISD Family Partnership staff are teaming up to offer families information about WANIC and the Running Start program in two sessions on March 25 via Zoom.

Calling all middle and high school students, Influence the Choice is hosting its 13th Annual "Art with Influence" contest, a video and 2-D art contest focused on helping to prevent students from using alcohol and other drugs.  The grand prize is $1,000!! Deadline April 27; details enclosed.

The 2025-2026 preschool application is now open! ISD’s preschool program provides children ages 3-5 with opportunities to develop essential skills for kindergarten readiness in a welcoming and inclusive environment. Our teachers partner with families to nurture growth, friendships and a sense of belonging.

Issaquah Special Services is pleased to announce Quarterly IEP (Individualized Education Program) Information Sessions designed to support families navigating the special education process. Sessions will be focused on key topics, including Navigating the Evaluation and IEP Process and Caregiver Partnership in Strength Based IEPs. The first meeting is April 8.

Issaquah School District is selecting new high school Social Studies instructional materials for the 12^th Grade Civics course.  The selection committee has narrowed down the choices to two curricula: "Government Alive! Power, Politics, and You" and "American Government Interactive." Community feedback about the curricula is requested.

As sunny weather is upon us, we are sending a reminder to our bus riding families of students in kindergarten, ECEAP, preschool, Transition to Kindergarten, and bus riders with special needs about Mandatory Release Forms and meeting your student at the bus stop for drop off.

High school students, are you interested in sharing your opinion and the thoughts of your peers with our School Board next year? You’re invited to apply to serve as a Student Representative to the School Board. This is an advisory-voting, volunteer position for current ninth and 10th grade students. Deadline March 31; details enclosed.