We look forward to welcoming you back into the building this fall!  Please see our contact page for counselor information and how to contact us or make an student appointment.

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• Please contact your counselor if you need assistance with laptops, school supplies, food or other necessities. We will work hard to get you what you need!

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• All secondary teachers will be using Canvas again this year, which allows students to access their classes all in one place.  Instructions for signing onto Canvas, Office 365, Classlink, and logging into student email addresses can be found here.

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• Issaquah School District Resources:

  • Cultural Bridges 

  • Food Services: Free and Reduced Lunch 

  • Family Resources 

  • Community Resources 

  • Financial Need

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• Additional Resources

  • Study Zone - Academic Support from KCLS​

  • Youth Support Resources for King County

Laura Meserole

Last Names A-K

meserolel@issaquah.wednet.edu

(425) 837-5914

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Miranda Williams

Last Names L-Z

williamsm4@issaquah.wednet.edu

(425) 837-5915

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School Based Mental Health Counselor: Laura Greening

greeningl@issaquah.wednet.edu

(425) 837-5909

*On maternity leave

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Registrar: Nicole Smith

smithn@@issaquah.wednet.edu

(425) 837-5911

(425) 837-5913 (fax)

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ParentWiser:

ParentWiser is a parenting lecture series comprised of local and nationally-known experts who are invited to share the latest information in effective parenting with parents of the Issaquah School District.  We offer speakers, discussions and documentary films throughout the school year to engage parents in timely educational topics for raising healthy, confident K-12 students. 

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Aha Parenting Tweens (10-12)   |    Aha Parenting Early Teens (13-15)

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Parenting is tough, but it isn't complicated. From tantrums to texting, the secret of happy parenting is a close relationship with your child. Thousands of research studies over the past four decades show us exactly what kids need to turn out great: Love (nurturing, respect, empathy, cherishing) and High -- but age-appropriate -- expectations. As both a mom and a Clinical Psychologist, Dr. Laura Markham sounds two clear themes in her advice to parents.