Welcome!
Our goal is to provide a safe and caring environment, where ALL students experience a positive learning environment. We strongly encourage you to pursue excellence in your academic studies, become actively engaged in the co-curricular programs that our school has to offer, and treat everyone at Echo Glen School with respect and kindness. Everything we do is designed to help you and us make decisions together that will promote your educational progress. We believe this school and staff can make a difference in your life while you are here and after you leave. The staff will be of great help to you if you allow them the opportunity to share what they know and to assist you in making plans for life after Echo Glen. Our programs and supports are designed with input from many sources. We require your cooperation and participation in order to make the best decisions about your progress. Your input will be gathered as often as possible and you will be held responsible for your choices and actions.
We are here to help make your time and efforts in school valuable.
Students were inspired by Alton's message of unwavering perseverance and true kindness.
Students and Professors from Toyo University tour and teach about incarcerated youth in Japan.
Students created and performed play about social justice. Thank you, Freehold, for your ongoing support enriching the lives of students at Echo Glen School!
Thank you Snoqualmie Firefighters Association for your support!
Kids of all ages enjoyed experiencing virtual reality, including Dr. Mead Superintendent of Echo Glen Children's Center.
Echo Glen Students' life stories shaped into a performance by Seattle's Freehold Theater playwrights.
Freehold Group has supported enrichment at Echo for many years through school-wide performances and theater residencies with student groups.
2019 Seattle Times article identifying challenges in funding classrooms.
Victoria Mott has teaching experience spanning four continents and five countries. Here she speaks of her experiences at Echo Glen.
Our Kids PBS series showcases student opportunity gap and includes input from students and staff at Echo Glen.
Issaquah Schools Foundation awards Echo Glen a grant for The 3 Rs of Education: Reading, Rising Scores, and Relating in 2018!
Bonnie Gudaitis recognized for her work establishing an Angel Closet and Sewing Club!
Issaquah Schools Foundation awards Healthy Living Through Horticulture grant and Teaching Through Technology grant in 2017!
ISF awards grants for Gaining the Edge and Wonderful wobble chairs for restless learners in 2016!
Issaquah Schools Foundation awards grant for Café Success in 2015!
Issaquah Schools Foundation awards grant for Comprehensive, Adaptive Math for All Levels!
ISF awards grants for Adaptive Math Program and Vocational Educational Veterinarian Assistant Program Instructor!
Issaquah Schools Foundation awards grant for Vocational Educational Veterinarian Assistant Program Instructor!
Issaquah Schools Foundation awards grant for Canine Connections Vocational/Educational Veterinarian Assistant Program!
Issaquah Schools Foundation awards grant for Food Worker Permit Instruction for Struggling Students!
Issaquah Schools Foundation awards grant for Successful Community Transitions for At-Risk Students!
Issaquah Schools Foundation awards grant for Life Skills Material for Disadvantaged Youth!
Issaquah Schools Foundation awards grants for Survival Skills Materials for Disadvantaged Youth and Library Based “Reading is Fun” Program!
Class Act with Class, Climbing: A Non-Traditional Approach to Lifelong Wellness, and Improving Reading Scores of Reluctant Readers!
Issaquah Schools Foundation awards grant for Individual Computer Math Program!
Issaquah Schools Foundation awards grants for Canine Program and Sim City!
Issaquah Schools Foundation awards grant for Putting Your Heart into Health, PE, Math, and Science!
Issaquah Schools Foundation awards grant for Keeping a Cap On It!