ISD says new high school is the only option to relieve overcrowding at Skyline, Issaquah - Sammamish Independent

The Issaquah School District has recognized the pressing issue of overcrowding at Skyline High School and has proposed the construction of a new high school to address this challenge. The district's goal is to maintain student populations within a range of 1,400 to 1,600, ensuring a conducive learning environment. This initiative is seen as a vital step for the local community, which has been facing significant growth in student enrollment. By building a new school, the district aims to alleviate the strain on existing facilities and provide enhanced educational resources. Community members are encouraged to participate in discussions surrounding this development, as it directly impacts their children’s education.

The importance of this project is underscored by the district's commitment to maintaining high educational standards. As plans unfold, ongoing communication with stakeholders will be essential. The district’s foresight in addressing these issues demonstrates a strong commitment to the future of education in Issaquah.