Issaquah Highlands School Spotlight: February 2024

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The February 2024 Issaquah Highlands School Spotlight presents vital information regarding local educational initiatives and registration periods. Kindergarten registration will begin on February 1 for children who will turn five by August 31, 2024, allowing parents to prepare for their child’s entry into school. The article emphasizes the importance of innovation in education by inviting community members to participate in School Design Sprints, which will occur on various dates at local high schools. Additionally, families of middle and high school students will receive invitations to join the Xello platform on February 9, granting them access to their child's academic progress. An 8th Grade Transition Night is also scheduled for February 7, aimed at assisting families unfamiliar with the U.

S. education system. This article serves as a valuable resource for parents and families, detailing events that enhance community engagement and educational support. Furthermore, local educational achievements, such as those from Issaquah High School students in DECA competitions, underscore the district's commitment to fostering student success.

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