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2026 Renewal Levies

In February of 2026, ISD voters will consider three levy renewal proposals: the Educational Programs & Operations Levy, which represents 16.6% of the district budget; the Capital (Technology and Critical Repairs) Levy; and the Transportation (School Bus) Levy.

Learn About the Levies

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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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Upcoming Events

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Monday, December 15 - "Bundle Up Day"

  • Wear comfy clothes or pajamas
  • Enjoy hot cocoa in the morning and prize drawings at lunches as we kick-off the week together
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Tuesday, December 16 - "Candy Cane Day"

  • 9th and 11th graders wear red, while 10th and 12th graders wear white
  • We'll have hot cocoa to start the day followed up our Winterfest Assembly from 9:25-10:05 a.m. and activities at lunch
  • Join us for out Winter Movie Night with Elf sponsored by our Sophomore and Junior Class Councils @ 7:00 p.m. in the Commons. Free for all IHS students! Concessions will be available.
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Tuesday 40-Minute AM Assembly Schedule (No Homeroom)

 

1st Period

8:00–9:20 a.m. (80 minutes)

Assembly

9:25–10:05 a.m. (40 minutes)

3rd Period

10:10–11:25 a.m. (75 minutes)

5th Period / Lunch

  • 1st Lunch: 11:25–12:00 p.m. (35 minutes)

    5th Period A: 12:05–1:25 p.m. (80 minutes)

     
  • 5th Period B: 11:30–12:50 p.m. (80 minutes)

    2nd Lunch: 12:50–1:25 p.m. (35 minutes)

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7th Period

1:30–2:52 p.m. (82 minutes)

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Winter Movie Night event hosted by Sophomore and Junior Class Councils December 16

On Tuesday, December 16 at 7:00 p.m., the Sophomore and Junior Class Councils are hosting a free Winter Movie Night open to students from all grades. After polling students over the past week, students chose the movie "Elf". While admission is free, students will have the opportunity to purchase concessions like hot cocoa, pizza, and soda.

Proceeds from concessions will go towards Prom for the class of 2027 and towards events for the class of 2028. Students should show up, bring friends and are encouraged to bring their coziest blankets. We look forward to celebrating these final weeks before Winter Break and hope to see students at the Winter Movie Night!

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Wednesday, December 17 - "Spotify Wrapped Day"

  • Dress up as your favorite musical artist, wear concert gear or wear black or green
  • Kickoff the day with waffles before school in the commons and enjoy lunchtime games
  • Winter Band Concert from 7:30-8:30 p.m. in the Performing Arts Center
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IHS Longman PAC Theater 7:30 p.m.

$8/Adults, $5/Students

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Thursday, December 18 - "Sweater Weather Day"

  • Its time to wear your favorite winter sweater to school - cozy, classy or cheesy today is all about sweaters
  • Hot cocoa giveaways before school and more games at lunches
  • Candlelight Choir Concert from 7:00-8:00 p.m. in the Performing Arts Center
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Friday, December 19 - "Frozen Friday"

  • Wear white as we wish for snow over Winter Break
  • A final day of morning cocoa, special lunchtime treats and an after-school surprise as we head out for break!

Happening Now at Issaquah High

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Issaquah Girls Cross Country Races to First State Title Since 2016
Issaquah Girls Cross Country Races to First State Title Since 2016

Issy XC competed at the WIAA state championship. Our girls team brought home the win in the 4A division, winning by a margin of 15 points over Olympia HS (100-115). Quah girls were led by freshman Emma Wurster (all-state honors) and junior Sally Davis (all-state honors). Our girls came in ranked third in the state, and this was one of the deepest team competitions that the 4A girls have seen. This is also the first win for our girls since 2016, and after we have finished team runners-up the last 3 seasons. This was an amazing way to cap off an amazing XC season where we supported 120+ athletes to many great team moments and personal bests! Fly Eagles, fly!

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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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