Issaquah Education Association

Our newly elected WEA and NEA Director leadership!

Congratulations to our newly elected WEA leaders! President Janie White (middle), Vice President Tani Lindquist (left), and NEA Board Director Audra Shaw (right).

Current WEA President Larry Delaney, elected in 2019, completes his term in July when the new officers take office.

RA Day 2 brought more campaigning for our very own Tani for WEA-VP, Debates/voting, and a team dinner.

Your IEA Delegates, that represent you, wrapped up Day 1 of WEA-RA in Spokane. Here is to our democratic process in action.

Issaquah Edcators thank our legislators for supporting the Millionaire tax! This will help our students and community.

Working families pay as much as 17% of our income in state taxes while the richest pay just 3%. It’s time for the ultra-rich to pay what they owe. wea.mobi/newrevenue

Awesome Issaquah EA members!

Thank you Rep. Zahn for your continued support!

With a possible vote on the Millionaires Tax tomorrow morning, let's let legislators know our students and communities need this revenue!

We appreciate the partnership and your dedication to the community and students.

Thank you all union members and community members in your dedicated support for students. I encourage all interested to be involved in conversations, district board meetings, and reading ISD communications in order to stay engaged in the continued work.

❤️A heartfelt thank you to our ISD community for turning out to support the renewal of the Educational Programs & Operations Levy, the Technology and Critical Repairs Levy, and the Transportation Levy.

As of the February 10, 2026 early returns, all three measures are passing. These four-year renewals will ensure continued funding for our students, staff, schools, and broader community as the current levies sunset.

Because state funding does not fully cover the cost of education, local levy dollars play a critical role in bridging that gap here in Issaquah and in districts across Washington.

We invite our community to stay engaged! Our students inspire us every day, and there are so many ways to be involved—volunteer in your school, join your local PTA, connect with the Issaquah Schools Foundation, or attend a school board meeting. Together, we strengthen our schools. 🍎🚌💻

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