Special Services
Special Services Mission
The Issaquah School District Special Services Department exists to serve all students’ diverse needs, using data and strengths-based approaches in collaboration with family and community partners to ensure continuous progress with the expectation that all students have the opportunity to achieve their identified post-secondary goals.
Vision
The Issaquah School District Special Services Department will narrow the opportunity and equity gap, as measured by district and state assessments, district data, and community feedback through the provision of inclusive, innovative, and equitable learning opportunities.
Overview
Details the referral process, the creation of a child's learning plan (IEP), parental rights, and available community resources.
Community
Resources include adult transition programs, job assistance, social activities, and legal guidance.
Services
A continuum of services for students from birth to 22 years old, designed to meet their individual needs through a personalized plan.
Specialists and Support
Resources include specialists, support staff, and programs designed to assist students with disabilities. Explore options for academic, and behavioral support.
Contact
Email- Special Services
General Questions
425-837-7085
Early Learning (ECE/ECEAP)
425-837-5170
Elementary Special Education
425-837-7143
Secondary Special Education
425-837-7031
Student Records Contact Information
Email - Student Records
Fax
425-837-7029
Early Learning and Elementary
425-837-7088
Secondary and Transition
425-837-7167
Resource
News
September is underway, and we cannot wait to begin connecting with families, students, and staff as we plan for another exciting year. The Special Education PTSA's first Parent Power Hour of the year is next week, and they would love to see you there. Details enclosed.
- SpEd PTSA
The Issaquah Special Education PTSA welcomes families to a new school year and invites you to connect, get involved and share your voice as we work together to improve the school experience for all students. Join the PTSA for Parent Power Hour from 10 to 11 a.m. September 18 at the Issaquah Community Center, and visit the Issaquah Special Education PTSA website to learn more and stay connected.
- SpEd PTSA
The Issaquah Special Education PTSA welcomes families back for another school year and offers opportunities to connect, share experiences and support students across the district. Families are also invited to the next Parent Power Hour on September 18 at the Issaquah Community Center.
- SpEd PTSA
The Issaquah Special Education PTSA invites families to get involved, stay connected, and help support students across the district. Whether you want to volunteer, share ideas, access resources, or connect with other families, membership is a great way to be part of a welcoming and supportive community.
- SpEd PTSA
The Issaquah Special Education PTSA welcomes new and returning families to a new school year filled with connection, support and community. Stop by their table at the August 12 Back-to-School Resource Fair or join the first Parent Power Hour on September 18 to meet other families and learn how to get involved.
- SpEd PTSA