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The Issaquah Highlands School Spotlight for January 2024 highlights important initiatives and events within the Issaquah School District, including a partnership with Care Solace to enhance mental health support for students and families. The article also covers upcoming kindergarten enrollment, scholarship opportunities for high school students, and cultural events celebrating community diversity.
Grand Ridge Plaza is gearing up for the back-to-school season with a diverse selection of local businesses offering everything from clothing to study space decor. Parents can find essential items and services to prepare their children for the new school year, making shopping convenient and enjoyable.
The 'Expressions of Winter' art exhibition at Blakely Hall features the work of over 25 local artists, showcasing their unique interpretations of winter through various mediums. The exhibition runs throughout January and February 2024, with a special family-friendly reception on January 27th where attendees can meet the artists and enjoy light refreshments. This event highlights the vibrant local art scene and encourages community engagement.
The Issaquah Meals program, run by Catholic Community Services, has been providing nightly meals to those in need for over 35 years, serving from Monday to Friday at the Issaquah Community Hall. The program has adapted to ensure safety during the COVID-19 pandemic while continuing to offer food security support and opportunities for community involvement through volunteering and donations.
The Issaquah Meals program, operated by Catholic Community Services, has provided nightly meals to the community for 35 years. Located at the Community Hall in Issaquah, the program has adapted its operations to ensure safety during the COVID-19 pandemic, offering both dine-in and to-go meal options.
Washington State Parks announces the 2024 free park days, where no Discover Pass is required for day use at parks managed by various state departments. These designated days encourage residents to explore the beauty of Washington's natural landscapes.
The Issaquah Library will close for construction from Monday, October 14 to Saturday, November 30, impacting local residents' access to library services. During this period, alternative arrangements for picking up, browsing, and returning items will be available, ensuring continued service to the community.
Local artist Ann Elizabeth Scott showcases her gallery 'Shades of Magic' at Blakely Hall throughout October, featuring tarot-inspired artwork filled with rich symbolism. The exhibition reflects her artistic journey influenced by personal experiences and cultural heritage, aiming to inspire viewers through themes of mythology and spirituality.
Tori Shao, a Seattle-based illustrator and landscape architect, is creating a mural for the staircase behind DICK’S Sporting Goods in Grand Ridge Plaza, inspired by local hiking trails. A ribbon-cutting ceremony is set for September 12 to celebrate this community art piece. Shao believes murals foster community connection and raise awareness about cultural and environmental issues.
Troop 41653, a Girl Scout troop from Issaquah Highlands, successfully advocated for a new ordinance promoting gender equity in uniforms for King County government employees, impacting approximately 16,000 workers and showcasing the power of youth civic engagement.