Latest COVID-19 Data
Last updated Wednesday, January 6, 2021
COVID-19 King County Test Positivity data (seven-day average)
This is the determining metric for starting in-person hybrid learning for students in kindergarten through 3rd grade. Once the positive test rate falls below 5 percent and stays below 5 percent for a minimum of seven consecutive days we will bring back
kindergarten and first grade students. If the metric holds, second and third grade students will return a few weeks later.
The latest positivity data is available as a chart on King County's Daily COVID-19 outbreak summary page:

COVID-19 case rate within ISD boundaries
Each week we calculate and post the number of infections per 100,000 residents for the population living within the boundaries of the Issaquah School District, as well as for all of King County. The ISD infection rate is determined using
data provided by Public Health – Seattle & King County. You can see specific information on how we calculate the local ISD case rate. We will continue to work with the tools provided by Public
Health – Seattle and King County to get the most accurate rate possible for our district and will update our methods as needed.
COVID-19 statistics by ISD school or building
We report on possible exposures, confirmed student cases, and confirmed staff cases. The goal is to inform the ISD community of potential risks and promote transparent communication.
Elementary schools
Middle schools
High schools
Other facilities