Issaquah School Board adopts resolutions to pursue bond refunding, authorizing up to $252 million The Issaquah School Board voted to adopt three resolutions allowing the district to pursue refunding bonds (not to exceed $252 million) and to permit use of debt-service reserves to increase taxpayer savings; the board set a May schedule for budget hearings and a tentative late-May bond sale.

The Issaquah School Board has taken a bold step by authorizing up to $252 million in bond refunding, potentially saving taxpayers money while navigating market volatility.

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Residents urge Issaquah leaders to pause High School 4 project over tree clearing, salmon habitat concerns Speakers at the Feb. 2 Issaquah City Council meeting pressed the council to use permitting and regional influence to delay or redesign the Issaquah School District’s planned High School 4, citing removal of roughly 2,100–2,200 trees, traffic and threats to kokanee salmon habitat.

Residents are rallying to save over 2,100 trees and protect vital salmon habitats from the controversial High School 4 project in Issaquah!

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Issaquah City Council unanimously backs renewal of three school levies for Feb. 10 special election The Issaquah City Council voted unanimously Jan. 20 to adopt Resolution No. 2026‑04 endorsing three renewal levies on the Feb. 10 special election ballot that the district says total $3.09 per $1,000 of assessed value and fund operations, critical repairs and a one‑year transportation levy.

The Issaquah City Council has made a bold move by unanimously endorsing three crucial school levies that could shape the future of education in the district!

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Issaquah Schools Foundation reveals $475K funding for student programs and introduces student trustees Foundation executive Tricia Marshall announces funding to support student well-being and academic programs.

Parents are demanding answers as the Issaquah School District faces mounting concerns over communication failures affecting student education amid a backdrop of significant funding successes.

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School District Revises Academic Calendar for Improved Student Learning and Staff Development District officials adjust calendar for better alignment with assessments and professional development.

The Issaquah School District is revamping its academic calendar to enhance student learning, including the possibility of a second winter break—changes that could reshape the educational experience for all!

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City Review Phase 1B Plans Showcase New School Design and Electric Bus Introduction City discusses design changes for Phase 1B school project and upcoming electric bus launch.

The Issaquah School District is on the fast track to modernize schools and launch electric buses, promising a greener future for education!

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Issaquah School District Prepares for New Academic Year and Capital Project Updates Issaquah School District finalizes preparations for students while advancing capital projects and grants.

As the Issaquah School District gears up for an exciting new academic year, community leaders are paving the way for a future filled with innovation and inclusivity in education.

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School Board Prepares for February Ballot with New Levy Planning and Community Engagement The school board discusses upcoming levies and community involvement for the February ballot.

The Issaquah School District is gearing up for a pivotal vote on crucial levies that could shape the future of education—are you ready to make your voice heard?

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Issaquah School District Finalizes New Calendar and Ratifies Teacher Contracts Issaquah School District ratifies teacher contracts and adjusts calendar for inclement weather.

As the Issaquah School District prepares for the new year, a groundbreaking contract for teachers and a flexible calendar are set to transform the educational experience for students and staff alike.

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Issaquah studies evacuation times for schools amid wildfire response planning Issaquah models traffic congestion from school pickups to improve wildfire evacuation times.

Issaquah is tackling the urgent challenge of wildfire evacuations, focusing on how school traffic can delay response times—are we prepared for a quick escape?

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Issaquah School Board plans high school student engagement through focus groups Board discusses plans to facilitate student focus groups across local high schools

The Issaquah School District Board is taking bold steps to amplify student voices by launching focus groups at local high schools—are you ready to see how they plan to transform education?

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School board proposes $231M bond for safety and new high school on February ballot District proposes $231.6 million bond for safety, security, and overcrowding in high schools.

Issaquah is gearing up for a pivotal vote on a $231.6 million bond aimed at enhancing school safety and addressing overcrowding—will you support it?

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Issaquah School District proposes $231 million bond to address overcrowding and enhance facilities Issaquah community rallies for $231 million school bond to address urgent overcrowding issues.

Issaquah is at a crossroads as community leaders rally behind a $231 million school bond to tackle alarming overcrowding in local high schools and secure a brighter future for our youth.

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