If you have concerns regarding your child's development (language, mobility..etc).
CONTACT: Child Find Intake
CALL: 425.837.7197 or childfind@issaquah.wednet.edu
FREE SCREENING! Do you have concerns regarding your child's development in the following areas of development: cognitive, speech/language/ fine and gross motor, adaptive, or social-emotional?
2024-2025 Screenings are scheduled:
September 11, 2024
October 16, 2024
November 5, 2025
December 4, 2024
January 15, 2025
February 12, 2025
March 12, 2025
April 9, 2025
May 7, 2025
June 4, 2025
CONTACT: Child Find Intake
CALL: 425.837.7197 or
For ALL students (5-21 years old) residing within Issaquah School District boundaries should contact their neighborhood school to initiate screening services.
More to come!
Below you will find a link to a feedback survey that parents and community team members attending any type of team meeting (Evaluation, IEP, FBA, BIP, etc.) can complete after the meeting to provide input to the ISD Special Services Department.
The data shared in the survey is and will remain anonymous in all aspects and will only be used to inform ISD's efforts towards improvements and identifying policy updates, professional development, and areas for support during team meetings.
Parents, guardians, and community team members are encouraged to provide feedback after attending a Special Education meeting (Evaluation, IEP, FBA, BIP, etc.).
*Please note this link takes you to the Issaquah School District. This survey is not being conducted or shared with the Issaquah Special Education PTSA. We share this on our website so that parents are aware they can offer their feedback in the belief that this helps ISD improve student and family outcomes for the special education community.
Facts for Families are a resource created to provide tidbits of information on a specific special education topic. These tidbits and additional information are compiled into downloadable fact sheets.
Our Ask the Experts program is a video series enabling families to access advice directly from experts in various fields pertinent to special education. Each topic is offered in two parts: part one, the expert’s recorded talk and part two, a recorded Q&A session.
Each episode comes with an accompanying fact sheet:
Episode 1 Fact Sheet: Nancy Colburn of Engage ADHD Coaching
Episode 2 Fact Sheet: Denise Allan of Simplify Experts
Episode 3 Fact Sheet: Rachel Nemhause of the ARC of King County
About Washington State PTA
Founded in 1905, the Washington Congress of Parents and Teachers, now known as the Washington State Parent Teacher Association (WSPTA), is the largest non-profit, volunteer organization in Washington. As the premier parent organization, with over 125,000 members in more than 875 local PTAs, the association is an innovative, forward-thinking, and effective advocate for children.
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