Issaquah Highlands School Spotlight: September 2024

Issaquah, WALocal News

The article outlines the Issaquah School District's activities and updates as the 2024-25 school year begins, focusing on community engagement and educational resources. It invites residents to attend the 'Mimosa Morning' celebration at Blakely Hall for coffee and light breakfast with fellow community members. Superintendent Heather Tow-Yick's back-to-school video update is highlighted, showcasing the district's preparations for a successful start to the school year. The article notes an updated login method for Canvas that facilitates easier access for students and staff, enhancing the learning experience. Applications for online learning courses are now open for middle and high school students, providing diverse educational opportunities.

The referral window for the Highly Capable Program is mentioned, allowing parents and teachers to advocate for students' eligibility. Additionally, the article requests volunteers for the Instructional Materials Committee, stressing the importance of community participation. Overall, the article serves to inform and engage the Issaquah community, making educational resources more accessible.

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