** Issaquah Highlands School Spotlight: January 2024

Issaquah, WA** Local News

The Issaquah Highlands School Spotlight for January 2024 provides a detailed overview of significant developments in the Issaquah School District. A key highlight is the partnership with Care Solace, which enhances access to mental health and substance use support for students, staff, and families, available 24/7. Parents of children who will turn five by August 31, 2024, are encouraged to participate in information nights for kindergarten enrollment, starting online on February 1, 2024. The Issaquah Schools Foundation is promoting scholarship opportunities for high school juniors and seniors, urging them to apply for financial assistance. The article also promotes cultural engagement through upcoming events that celebrate community diversity, including a cultural night with musical performances and exhibits from various countries.

Additionally, Grand Ridge Elementary's “Grizzlies Got Talent! ” variety show and a science fair will return, providing students with platforms to showcase their talents and projects. ParentWiser will host educational events to assist parents in navigating adolescent challenges. These initiatives underscore the district's commitment to fostering a supportive and enriching environment for its students.

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