Educational Technology

Issaquah School District launched one of the state’s first Educational Technology programs when voters made funding possible by approving a 1988 Technology levy. Since then, subsequent levies in 1992, 1999, and 2002 have continued funding for technology’s ever-growing importance as a learning and teaching tool.

Technology in schools today is as basic as paper, books, and pens. In fact, its seamless incorporation into daily classroom and school office functions is a living enactment of the Educational Technology vision statement: Efficient use of technology for teaching, learning, and business operations

Please visit the following links to learn more about Educational Technology in the Issaquah School District:

• Issaquah School District Technology Plan for 2007-10
• Educational Technology—an overview of its use in Issaquah schools
• Seven Essential Learnings for Technology
• Children's Internet Protection Act (Policy 2314)

Services and points of contact

Service	Contact	Phone
E-mail support	Obie Bailey	(425) 837-7100
Computer Technology	Judy Christensen	(425) 837-7080
Technology	Judy Christensen	(425) 837-7080
General tech information/purchasing	Judy Christensen	(425) 837-7080
Network/Server	Kathy Cropp	(425) 837-7184
Instructional Technology	Colleen Dixon	(425) 837-7053
Tech Specialists	Colleen Dixon	(425) 837-7053
Title V (Part A)	Colleen Dixon	(425) 837-7053
Computer Support/Set-up - Dan	Dan Foster	(425) 837-7196
Computer Support/Set-up - Rod	Rod Fredrickson	(425) 837-7183
Telephone Systems	Steven Cook	(425) 837-7077
Network/CAFS	Jim Woolley	(425) 837-7086
Web Site, District (technical)	Robert Miller	(425) 837-7189