This week we have a couple extra goodies for you, and a message point for your Enews, newsletters, etc.
Thank you so much helping get this information out to your school communities!
1) VIS Facebook Logo – Would you please get the word out to use the attached VIS Facebook Logo as your Profile Pic now until April 26 to show your support of the Bond! (JPG file attached)
2) *New VIS Vote Yes! Flyer Attached – Please link to it on your Enews and/or place in your PTA newsletter if it goes out to your own database. (PDF file Attached) (Remember: Don’t hang up on bulletin boards or hand out at school because it says to VOTE YES! Anywhere off of ISD property or at your PTSA meetings are ok to distribute)
3) Remind people to endorse on the VIS website at www.visvote.org. We will be printing all endorsements as a full page ad in the Issaquah Press & Sammamish Review – deadline to be included isnext Monday 3/21. Link to VIS Webpage to endorse: http://www.visvote.
4) Please Sign Up for Honk & Waves and Lit Drops Here..We need you! http://www.signupgenius.
Honk & Waves are Thursday, April 7 & Monday, April 25 6:30-8:30am & 5-7pm
Lit Drops anytime April 2-9 and 17-24 (no drops over Spring Break) Great exercise and great way to get student community service hours!
Take pics to post on your Facebook pages and the VIS page too! Our community is the best!
NOTE: Everyone can send out the Bond Fact below through PTA AND/OR the School’s Enews. But if you add “VOTE YES” anywhere – your info MUST be sent through your own PTA database only (not the school.)
Today’s Bond Fact :
Issaquah School Bond – Growth & Building: In 1990, student enrollment was 8,600. The District had three high schools, three middle schools and seven elementaries. By 2002, enrollment had climbed to 14,500. Today nearly 19,000 students attend 3 high schools, 5 expanded middle schools, and 15 elementary schools. Over the last 10 years, the Issaquah School District Capital Projects Department has successfully managed approximately $325 million in projects and our schools and support service centers are modern, efficient, cost effective, and equitable district-wide. A variety of sustainable strategies have been used to enhance the learning environment while reducing maintenance and operational costs. Energy efficient construction saves operation dollars that can be used for the classroom.
For an update on ISD’s current construction projects please visit: http://www.issaquah.
