Reports and Surveys

Each year, families are asked to provide feedback about their experiences and the experiences of their students in our schools. The results are used to guide improvements at both the school and district level. The survey asks respondents to give a letter grade to indicate district and school performance overall. Opportunities are given to offer comments and well as help us understand how best to communicate important information.

Annual Parent Survey Results

Each spring between May and June, fifth grade students are asked to complete a school Elementary School Exit Survey. Questions include how positive they feel their learning experience was, how prepared they feel academically and socially to enter middle school, and how connected and supported they feel by the school staff.

Fifth Grade Student Exit Survey Results

Each spring between May and June, eighth grade students are asked to complete a school Middle School Exit Survey. Questions include how academically and socially prepared a student feels to enter high school, as well as their sense of being connected to their school and supported by the school staff.

Eighth Grade Student Exit Survey Results

Each spring, between May and June, high school seniors are asked to complete a school High School Senior Exit Survey. Questions include satisfaction with the instruction and counseling support received, as well as feeling connected to school and supported by staff.

High School Senior Exit Survey Results

One of the best ways to understand how well we have prepared our students for school, work, and life after high school is to ask them! Each December, the Issaquah School District surveys students from the graduating class to learn about their experiences and preparedness for life after high school.

Post Graduate Survey Results

Academic progress is crucial, but it's just as important for students to gain the social, emotional, and mental skills necessary to lead healthy, productive lives. Each year we survey our third, fourth, seventh and ninth through eleventh graders, to see how well they feel they're gaining these "soft skills" and how they feel about the culture and climate of their schools and classes.

Soft Skills Surveys Results

The Healthy Youth Survey is administered every other year as a joint effort of the state Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction, Department of Health, Department of Social Health Service's Division of Alcohol and Substance Abuse, the Community Trade and Economic Development, and the Family Policy Council. The test is administered anonymously to sixth, eighth, 10th, and 12th grade students in October. Questions focus on risky behaviors as well as safety and violence, physical activity and diet, and emotional well-being.

Healthy Youth Survey Results

Each year middle school students participate in the National Speak Up survey. This survey provides our district with insight into how our students feel about the role of technology for learning both in and out of school. 

National Speak Up Survey Results

Each year middle school students participate in this survey. The results provide our district with insight into how our students assess their digital citizenship skills and life on social media along with how they are using technology in their schoolwork. 

Digital Citizenship, Social Media and Technology Survey Results