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Welcome to Issaquah High School!

Located in Issaquah, WA, Issaquah High serves approximately 2,300 students in grades 9-12. Read more about Our School.

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Pine Lake Middle School

Members of the School Board would like to hear from the community about the 2024 School Modernization and Construction Bond and potential next steps. The bond measure, which was on the November 5 ballot, received just over 50% approval but fell short of the required 60% supermajority needed to pass. 

The School Board has scheduled two listening sessions, and the district is launching a ThoughtExchange to hear from students, staff, families and community members. Information about each of these is included below. 

The listening sessions for the board and staff to hear from the community about the bond measure will be: 

  • 5:30-6:45 p.m. on December 9 at Pine Lake Middle School. 
  • 7:30-8:45 p.m. on December 9 at Cougar Mountain Middle School.  

To participate in the ThoughtExchange, visit the website to share your thoughts, and then please rate the thoughts of others who share (rating thoughts helps us see the themes and trends among the thoughts). If you participate early in the ThoughtExchange, please revisit it later to rate thoughts that come in after you participate. The exchange will be open from November 18 through December 2. 

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Cougar Mountain Middle School

Members of the School Board would like to hear from the community about the 2024 School Modernization and Construction Bond and potential next steps. The bond measure, which was on the November 5 ballot, received just over 50% approval but fell short of the required 60% supermajority needed to pass. 

The School Board has scheduled two listening sessions, and the district is launching a ThoughtExchange to hear from students, staff, families and community members. Information about each of these is included below. 

The listening sessions for the board and staff to hear from the community about the bond measure will be: 

  • 5:30-6:45 p.m. on December 9 at Pine Lake Middle School. 
  • 7:30-8:45 p.m. on December 9 at Cougar Mountain Middle School.  

To participate in the ThoughtExchange, visit the website to share your thoughts, and then please rate the thoughts of others who share (rating thoughts helps us see the themes and trends among the thoughts). If you participate early in the ThoughtExchange, please revisit it later to rate thoughts that come in after you participate. The exchange will be open from November 18 through December 2. 

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ISD Administration Building, 5150 220th Ave SE, Issaquah

Issaquah School District Special Services Department will convene the Family and Community Partnership Committee again for the 2024 – 25 School Year. The committee aims to bring together families, staff, and community members from the Issaquah School District Community to work collaboratively to enrich the lives of students with disabilities.

  • Our next meeting is Thursday, December 12 from 5:30 – 7 p.m. at the Issaquah School District Administration building, Mt. Rainier room.

The meeting is open to the public.

We hope you can join us! Please fill out this form to express interest in joining and to provide questions or comments about the work of the committee.

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Administration Building, 5150 220th Ave SE, Issaquah, WA

The agenda and meeting details will be posted at least 24 hours prior to the meeting.

Please note the agenda and materials may be modified up to 24 hours prior to the meeting; after that time, any agenda modifications will be addressed at the meeting.

Happening Now at Issaquah High

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In the Issaquah Microschool, students dive into hands-on, project-based learning powered by community partnerships and real-world problem-solving. Students took their physics studies to new heights in the mountains of North Bend, where they applied scientific concepts to rock climbing, team building, and collaborative challenges. By navigating real-world forces and problem-solving, they deepened their understanding of physics while building resilience, cooperation, and leadership skills.

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Read More about Issaquah Microschool: Design Labs in Action with Physics and Community Connections

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By the Numbers

2,466

Students enrolled in the 2022-23 school year.

Issaquah High School prepares students to fly when they leave the nest by inspiring students to reach their full potential and become lifelong learners who positively impact the world and community in which they live.

151 

Classroom teachers in the 2021-22 school year.

In the 2021-22 school year, our teachers had an average of 11.7 years of experience.

59.6%

Of our teachers have a master's degree or higher.

To find the contact information for one of our teachers or staff, visit the directory (use the menu option at the top right to access the directory).

97%

Of our students graduate in four years.

This data is from the 2021-22 school year, the most recent year available from OSPI.

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School Highlights & Programs

Our students will be prepared for and eager to accept the academic, occupational, personal and practical challenges of life in a dynamic global environment.

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Meet Principal Erin Connolly

Hello, Eagle families! One of the best parts about being a principal is getting to build relationships with students, staff and families. A few fun facts about me: My family immigrated to the United States in the 1920s from a tiny island off the west coast of Ireland. My favorite young adult book is “A Tree Grows in Brooklyn.” I enjoy listening to folk music, and if I could only eat one type of food for the rest of my life, it would be tacos. My bucket list includes traveling to all of the continents.  

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Responsible Citizenship

Students will understand and respect their freedoms and responsibilities as members of the ISD community and global world at large. They will move forward in all aspects of their lives by applying the ethical and equitable values fostered in their education.

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Comprehensive Awareness

Students will receive extensive social-emotional support each year of their educational career. In addition, they will learn life skills to support all aspects of their growth, including collaboration, goal setting, physical health, creativity, and resilience.

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