Announcements

The Issaquah School District's Teaching and Learning Services Department has compiled some ideas for supporting student learning this summer. Our Elementary Summer Resources webpage includes a selection of optional resources, both digital and unplugged, for the summer.

Beginning in the 2023-24 school year, Issaquah School District seniors who qualify will receive notification of guaranteed admission to five Washington colleges and universities. Important details about this opportunity are enclosed.

After serving for 12 years on the Issaquah School Board, School Board Director Anne Moore knows a thing or two about the district budget development process. Watch this video for a quick review of the annual milestones, key contributors, and impact school enrollment has on our overall school year budget. If you missed parts 1 and 2 of this series, they're available on our YouTube channel.

ISD Preschool Academy is now enrolling children between the ages of 3 and 5 years old for the 2023-24 school year. In addition to the existing multi-campus, pre-kindergarten program designed for 4- to 5-year-old students, ISD Preschool Academy is excited to announce the opening of a 3-year-old classroom. Additional information, including registration details, enclosed.

Our teachers and staff members are very excited to meet the incoming class of kindergarten students in the fall of 2023. In fact, members of our team are already hard at work planning to ensure that we have the correct number of teachers and staff ready to welcome the new kindergarten students. A big piece of that work is having the most up to date enrollment numbers – that's where all of you come in!

Welcome to summer 2023! With children finishing school and about to be out of daily classes, many will visit local pools, rivers, streams lakes, and Puget Sound for swimming. Water recreation is a popular summertime activity here in King County. To ensure you and your family have fun, King County is sharing ways you can plan and make safety your goal.

Second grade Highly Capable program score reports will be available in Family Access by Friday, May 19. Log in to Family Access to view testing results. The score report is saved in the Portfolio section of Family Access, the same location as the student report card.  

The ISD Special Services Department invites families of students with Individualized Education Programs (IEPs) to participate in upcoming Community Listening Sessions scheduled for May and early June. Similar to last spring's listening sessions, we will be seeking feedback on ways to improve the support we offer our students and community members.