Sports, Arts and Extracurricular Activities
Issaquah Middle School has two sports teams which include boys and girls basketball, cross country, softball, wrestling for boys (and girls with special permission), gymnastics, track, volleyball for girls. Track is the main sporting event and the school has won a number of trophies over the years. The school also offers fine arts programs which include band, choir, orchestra, drama, photography, drawing-painting, ceramics. Mixed Media Art, and Graphic design. Members of the IMS band, chorus, and orchestra travel biennially to Silverwood for a recording session, as well as public performance. The intermediate and advanced Band, Orchestra, and Choir members Have 3 or more Concerts, as well as traveling to an annual festival in Spokane,WA, to compete with other schools. Extracurricular activities offered include Jazz Band, Chess club, National Junior Honor Society(abv. NJHS), Math Olympiad, Robotics, Homework Club, Scrapbook/Sticker Club, Jazz Band, And Crystal Voices.
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