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CLICK ON IMAGE ABOVE In her April Community Update, Superintendent Heather Tow-Yick thanks the community for supporting the February levies, which help sustain programs, staffing and opportunities for students across the district. She highlights the district’s recognition as one of the top-performing in Washington, reflects on progress as the school year approaches its final stretch,…

A heartfelt thank you to our ISD community for turning out to support the renewal of the Educational Programs & Operations Levy, the Technology and Critical Repairs Levy, and the Transportation Levy. As of the February 10, 2026 early returns, all three measures are passing. These four-year renewals will ensure continued funding for our students,…

Today is the day- FEBRUARY 10- but it’s not too late! You can still get your ballot in by 8pm to have it counted!! Just make sure you drop it in an approved BALLOT BOX! https://kingcounty.gov/…/return-my…/ballot-drop-boxes YES to supporting essential funding for clubs, sports, special education, and critical support staff—custodial, nursing, substitutes, counselors, and more…

This is a must-watch video from our district that clearly breaks down how renewal levy funding sustains essential programs and services for students. These levies protect what matters most in our schools—please take a moment to watch and share. https://www.facebook.com/reel/1928415138551144 “These are renewal levies, not new taxes, and they help maintain the services our community…

       The community support for our three renewal levies has been incredible! Those who experience these essential programs and supports firsthand know just how vital they are. Check out this fantastic series created by Maple Hills Elementary PTA Thank you for your advocacy, creativity, and dedication to our students! #supportissaquahstudents #yesforissaquahschools #votevis

Local levy dollars cover the difference between the funding provided by the state and federal government, and the true cost of operating our school district. In 2022, voters in the Issaquah School District approved three levy measures to help continue funding for programs and positions not fully paid for by the state, such as school…

The EP&O Levy on the February ballot supports student well-being. From robotics to music to school sports , clubs and extracurriculars, students thrive when they have opportunities to explore their interests and connect with peers. Some examples of how levy funding has been used to fund staff and programs that supportstudent safety, mental health and…

There’s a gap between what the state funds and what ISD students need. Local voter-approved levies help bridge that gap by supporting staffing, special education, mental health supports, athletics and activities, technology, transportation, enrichment programs, and more. The EP&O Levy alone provides 16.6% of the district’s general fund, representing a strong community commitment to local…