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This report presents findings from the 2021 Healthy Youth Survey for Issaquah School District, detailing Family Protective Influences and Youth Alcohol Use. It provides data on factors such as opportunities for prosocial family involvement, parental perspectives on substance use, and the prevalence and sources of alcohol consumption among youth across various grades. The information aims to support prevention strategies by identifying key protective and risk factors to foster healthier choices among students.
The document outlines a consent agenda item regarding the approval of classified new employees for the 2025-26 academic year across various departments and positions.
The board has provided notice regarding a standing opportunity to discuss legislative activities that are relevant to education.
This strategic plan outlines the Issaquah School District's vision and mission, detailing priorities to be supported through three proposed levies requiring voter approval in 2026. The plan includes a four-year levy for educational programs and operations, a four-year capital levy for technology and critical repairs, and a one-year transportation levy. These initiatives aim to ensure sustained funding for essential student support services, advance academic opportunities, maintain modern technological infrastructure, address critical facility needs, and transition to a safe, environmentally responsible school bus fleet, ultimately empowering students to achieve success and positively impact the world.
The committee reviewed the results of recent levy ballot measures and received an extensive update on the New High School project. The discussion covered the progressive design-build process, project team introductions, and an overview of the design evolution, historical timeline, and current project status. Details regarding the site plan, construction schedule, and comprehensive project budget were presented, including breakdowns for construction costs, soft costs, and contingency funding. Additionally, the committee evaluated construction estimates and value engineering efforts aimed at keeping the project within the designated budget.
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