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June isn’t the end — it’s your victory lap. You might be counting down the days to summer (same!), but here’s something most people overlook June is your moment to shine. It’s not just about wrapping things up — it’s about how you do it. 

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Class of 2026 Info.  Earn College and High School Credits Through CTE Dual Credit. PAST DUE: IHS Senior Post-High School Plan Survey.  Announcements AP, SAT and ACT Prep Books. 2025 COLLEGE CON: September 30. Zachary Scheppat Memorial Science Scholarship

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Superintendent Updates

As we celebrate the end of an incredible school year, in today's Community Update video, Superintendent Heather Tow-Yick shares a heartfelt thank you with our dedicated building leaders, staff, teachers, families and caregivers for ensuring our students continue to grow and learn. Tow-Yick congratulates our schools recently recognized by the Washington State Board of Education; and extends warm wishes to all our students as they step into their next chapter.

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The Washington State Department of Social and Health Services offers a program called SUN Bucks, which is a grocery benefits program to help families buy food during the summer when schools are closed. Families get $120 for each eligible school-age child. Children who get these benefits can still participate in other summer meal programs. Details enclosed.

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Industry experts, recent graduates and other adults with professional experience are invited to share insight with high school juniors and seniors who are participating in the district's new "Career Kickstart" program, a dynamic week of workshops, company visits, panels and job shadows designed to help students explore future careers. Details enclosed.

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Do you ever wonder how the Issaquah School District's buildings and facilities contribute to a thriving learning environment for our students and the broader community?  In today's "School Board Chats" episode, hear about the vital role of district infrastructure. Discover how we manage our learning spaces and plan for the future to support student success and effectively serve the needs of our community.

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The district has named Jason Golec as Chief Information and Technology Officer, a position that will guide the strategic integration of technology across all instructional, operational and administrative systems. Golec brings more than 25 years of leadership experience, including more than 20 years in K-12 education, where he has led major technology transformations, modernized infrastructure and strengthened data governance, and cybersecurity. Details enclosed.