The Issaquah School District’s equity work is supported by local dollars from our Educational Programs & Operations (EP&O) Levy, one of three school funding measures on the April 26 Special Election ballot. What is equity in the ISD? ISD’s equity work is about treating all children and students as the individuals that they are, not…

Here are a few frequently asked questions and answers about the High School 4 project, which would receive funds from Prop. 2 on the April 26 Special Election ballot: How will High School 4 affect the environment? The original site plan for the property included landscape buffers that met the minimum code requirements with grading…

Unfortunately, we have heard there is a group that is sending out misinformation via postcards and photocopies to our school community. It is disheartening to see that this group is spreading inaccurate information to try and confuse voters about the facts of this election and hurt our kids. Local levy funding is vital to continue…

Issaquah School District Executive Director of Finance and Support Services Martin Turney shares key information about the three proposed levy measures on the April 26 Special Election ballot: Prop.1: Renewal Educational Programs & Operations (EP&O) Levy. The EP&O Replacement Levy represents 15.6 percent of the district’s revenue and continues funding for student services, academic programs…

Ballots are arriving in mailboxes now…Vote Yes! before Spring Break (April 11-15th!) Your vote makes a difference and will renew programs and services for our local students here in the ISD. Local levy dollars support local kids!  

Leaving town? Please Vote Yes before you go!  Have a great Spring Break!