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Principal Message: What the February 10 Levies Mean for Our School 

At our school, we strive to create a safe, welcoming environment where every student has access to learning opportunities, support services, and activities that help them thrive. Many of our staff positions, programs and resources are made possible through local levy funding. Details enclosed, including critical repairs information for our school.

Altered Bell Schedule on Friday, 1/16 - Please plan ahead for early check outs

If you're planning on picking your student up early on Friday, 1/16/26, please be aware that an afternoon Assembly is scheduled.  We request that all early check outs take place by 1:30 PM.  Once the Assembly begins, it will be very difficult to track down students.  Enclosed are details on how to make this process run smoothly. Thank you. 

Upcoming Opportunity:  Vaccination Clinic at PCMS on 1/21/26

A community vaccination clinic is available at PCMS on 1/21/26 for families who need assistance accessing routine childhood immunizations. The clinic will offer commonly required and recommended vaccines for school‑age children, including those needed for school enrollment. The clinic will provide vaccines at low or no cost, and families do not need to have a doctor, insurance, or previous medical records to receive services. Please read the enclosed details on how to register.  

District

Winter Testing in Progress

During January and early February schools complete winter assessments.  These assessments are critical for schools to monitor growth and adjust instruction and intervention plans.  For fifth grade students, we use the math assessment to help place students in the best sixth grade math class next fall. Today we’re sharing a summary of assessments taking place.

Mini Resource Fair for all ISD Students, Families January 31

In partnership with the Community Clothing Closet organization of Issaquah, we are hosting a free event for all students and families in our school district. The event is from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, January 31 at the district Administration Building. Free winter clothing, dental services and health services will be offered during this free event. Details enclosed.

Superintendent Update: Levy Measures Cover Funding Gaps

In today's community update video, Student Representative to the School Board Ava Datta and Superintendent Heather Tow-Yick share about the Educational Programs and Operations Levy, Capital (Technology and Critical Repairs) Levy and Transportation (School Bus) Levy. The existing levy measures that support our students, staff and community members will expire by the end of 2026 unless they are renewed by voters on the February 10, 2026 ballot.

Reminder: Limiting Immigration Enforcement in Schools

Recent national and local ICE activity has raised questions about on-campus safety. While no incidents have occurred on our school campuses, the Issaquah School District wants families, caregivers and staff to know about our procedures and protections. Learn more about how we keep schools safe.

Levy-Supported Sports: 2,675 Participants, New Records

We are pleased to share a recap of the Fall sports season with our community. This year, more than 2,600 ISD middle and high school students participated in Fall athletics. Our student-athletes had an incredible fall sports season. Local levy dollars from the Educational Programs & Operations (EP&O) Levy provide funding that helps us offer athletics and activities for students across the district. The levy will expire unless it is renewed.