School boards for LWSD and ISD approve funding measures for November vote

The Lake Washington School District (LWSD) and Issaquah School District (ISD) have approved significant funding measures, which will be presented for a community vote in November. LWSD's initiative seeks to finance expansions at existing schools, addressing the urgent need for more space and resources as the student population grows. In contrast, ISD is proposing the construction of a new high school, a necessary step to accommodate the increasing enrollment and enhance the educational offerings in the region. These funding proposals signify a commitment to investing in local education infrastructure, which is vital for the future development of the community. The school boards hope to garner strong community support to ensure the success of these initiatives.

These measures not only reflect the districts' proactive approach to education but also highlight the importance of addressing the needs of a growing student body. As the November vote approaches, the involvement of parents, educators, and local stakeholders will be crucial in shaping the future of education in these districts. With the backing of the community, both LWSD and ISD can continue to provide quality educational experiences for all students.