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Issaquah High

Update from Principal Connolly, February 10, 2026

I am following up on my prior message to let you know that the report we received this morning was unfounded. We are grateful for families and community members who report anything concerning. We take every report seriously. Learning continued during the modified lockdown.

Update from Principal Connolly, February 10

I am following up on my prior message to let you know that the report we received this morning was unfounded. We are grateful for families and community members who report anything concerning. We take every report seriously. Learning continued during the modified lockdown.  

Message from Principal Connolly, February 6, 2026

This morning, our building was evacuated prior to student arrival after the fire alarm was activated. As a precaution, students were not allowed to enter the building. The fire department responded, inspected the building and confirmed it was safe for students and staff to return. We learned the alarm was triggered by an issue with the air duct system in the wood shop area.

Why the Replacement Levies Matter at Issaquah High School

Levy funding plays a vital role at Issaquah High, supporting the staff, programs and services our students depend on every day from classroom learning and student supports to activities and safe, welcoming school environments. With the February 10 Special Election approaching, we are sharing more about how levy dollars directly impact our school and community. 

District

Tomorrow is Election Day: 5 Things to Know About the Renewal Levies 

Tomorrow is Special Election Day. Learn five important facts about the Issaquah School District replacement levies and how they support students, staff, and school operations, and please remember to vote by February 10.  As of Monday morning, 20.05% of registered voters in our school district had returned their ballots.

High School Students: Registration for 'Great Careers' closes on February 24

High school students are invited to explore what’s next at "Great Careers" on Tuesday, March 3, at Lake Washington Institute of Technology. This free event offers hands-on career exploration, campus tours, industry connections, and even professional headshots plus lunch and transportation. Be sure to sign up early as spots are limited and permission forms are due February 24.

Attendance for Wednesday, February 11

For those who are still celebrating the Seahawks’ Superbowl win, we’re cheering with you. We’re also mindful that some families may choose to attend the Seahawks parade in Seattle on Wednesday. We hope that students will be in school with us, learning as usual. If you decide to take your student out of school, please report it via email.

Join Special Services For Upcoming Events

Families of students with IEPs are invited to a virtual Transitions Event on February 9, focused on planning strategies, resources, and supports to help students navigate key educational transitions from early learning through high school and beyond. Families are also encouraged to join the in-person SEPAC meeting on February 23 to connect with other caregivers and collaborate with the district on special education programs and services.