Announcements

Does your family qualify for Free or Reduced Lunch? If so, there are programs that may provide free or discounted access to laptops and/or internet access. 

The district is experiencing an unexpected internet outage affecting all of our buildings and facilities. We are investigating the issue, but it is impacting some of our normal operations. We typically post School Board agendas and related materials directly to an in-house system, which is temporarily down because of the internet outage.
 

Our Enrollment Verification Process (EVP) is required to be completed for each Issaquah School District student once per year in August. This year's window for EVP is open from Aug. 8-14. Here are some frequently asked questions we receive, along with some tips and tricks for completing this process via Family Access.
 

The Enrollment Verification Process (EVP) window is open through Sunday, Aug. 14! Please visit our Family Access webpage to get started and complete this important beginning of the school year process, which must be completed for each student once per year.

Our Food Services teams are gearing up for the new school year and are excited to prepare and serve students and staff healthy, nutritious meals. This school year, we’re returning to the National School Lunch Program – for those who had students attending pre-COVID, this is a return to “normal,” with a couple of adjustments

If your family requires financial assistance with school meals and you would like to apply for free or reduced-price lunches please visit MySchoolApps.com to fill out an online application. If you prefer a paper application, you may print one from the district website on the Lunch programs webpage under Free & Reduced Lunch Program.

As we prepare for the new school year, we’d like to remind you to please ensure your student is fully immunized before the first day of school this fall. Washington State law RCW 28A.210.080 requires all students to be fully immunized in order to attend school.

The window for referrals to the Highly Capable Program will open on Sept. 1 and last through Sept. 15. For more information about the program and the referral process, visit the Highly Capable page on our website.

Superintendent Heather Tow-Yick, who started work July 1, has been focused on Phase 1 of her First 100 Days Plan. Today marks Day 1 of that plan, and Tow-Yick recorded this message to share with students, families, staff and community members.

Our annual Enrollment Verification Process (EVP) will be open from Aug. 8-14, 2022. The EVP process was previously known as “Back to School Check In” (BTSCI) for middle school families and “Registration School Verification Process” (RSVP) for high school families.