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Discovery
Enjoy coffee, tea and snacks at our "Community Connections with Kathy" event. Meet Principal Kathy Keegan, Wenli Mithal, our Family Partnership Liaison, and several Discovery and ISD support staff.
Discovery families!
We are stem2leaf, a nonprofit made up of 4 students from Skyline Highschool. Our goal is to spread our love of STEM to kids, specifically children who do not have access or funds to the educational resources they deserve.
Dear Discovery Families!
This spring your student in grades 3-5 will take the Smarter Balanced in math and English language arts. Students in grades 5 will also take the Washington Comprehensive Assessment of Science (WCAS).
Field trips fees -
If your child has been on a field trip or has one coming up in the near future you have fees assessed on their accounts. Please go to pay on-line to pay for these fees and any others they may have on their account.
You can access the pay on-line portal here: https://wa-issaquah.intouchreceipting.com/
If you are first time user, please follow the instructions to set up your password on the button mid-way down the page.
If you have any questions please call our office at 425-837-4100
To limit interruption and distractions cell phones and Smart Watches need to be turned off and in backpacks while on campus and/or during school hours.
Students will receive one warning to put the phone away. If they do not comply, the teacher will take the phone to the office for a parent/guardian to pick up at the end of the day.
Please see our District Elementary Parent Handbook regarding Telephone use/Electronic devises policy:
District
On April 16, the Bond Advisory Committee had its seventh meeting, and spent time discussing three possible scenarios as a starting point for a potential bond package in November. District administrators also gathered committee members’ feedback about what projects they think should be included in or excluded from the possible bond package.
On April 18, 2024, the Instructional Materials Committee recommended the following curriculum materials to the ISD School Board for approval at the May 9, 2024 board meeting: 6th Grade FLASH Curriculum Updates and Middle School Math Curriculum (envision Mathematics Common Core). Materials will be on public display at the ISD administration building lobby from April 19-April 26.
As one of the options for middle school students to personalize math learning, "Pathway D" provides an acceleration option for students who are ready to skip sixth grade math, seventh grade math, and most of eighth grade math, beginning middle school in the course referred to as "CC 8/Algebra 1." Students must demonstrate mastery of eighth grade math skills on a district-administered assessment.
The Issaquah School District’s Food Service department strives to ensure the safest possible environment for all students. Some students in our district have a variety of life-threatening food allergies. We offer tools to help students and parents review ingredients in our menu items.
The Cultural and Family Partnerships Team invites new families in the ISD, especially ones new to the U.S. school system, to “Family Connections Question and Answer Sessions” on Wednesday, April 24. A morning and an evening session will be offered. Each session is an opportunity to meet the Family Partnership staff and learn to navigate our schools.