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Issaquah board welcomes new director of special services, student reps and launches levy advisory work after state assessment release

Issaquah School District Board of Directors · September 12, 2025
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Summary

The board introduced Jen Casarino as director of special services, welcomed the 2025–26 student representatives, and heard superintendent remarks on Smarter Balanced results and a levy advisory committee kickoff to shape potential 2026 levy measures.

The Issaquah School District board opened its Sept. 11 meeting by introducing Jen Casarino as the district’s new director of special services and by welcoming the district’s 2025–26 student representatives.

Dr. Shereen Carver introduced Casarino, noting she "brings over two decades of distinguished leadership in public education" with experience at the Washington State Department of Children, Youth, and Families, Northwest Educational Service Districts and OSPI. Casarino said she was "excited to be part of the Issaquah School District" and looked forward to supporting early learners and students requiring specialized services.

The board then introduced student representatives from feeder high…

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