The HY (Highlands Youth Advisory Board) is hosting an end-of-school-year celebration and ALL Issaquah Highlands Middle and High School students are invited! PRE-REGISTRATION HAS CLOSED. Admission will be $5 at the door if not pre-registered.
HY (Highlands Youth) presents the 4th Annual Flashlight Eggstravaganza – Egg Hunt! For middle and high school students (ID is required) Fun featuring: Games, prizes, music, ice cream sundae bar, bunny photo booth and more! Admission: $5 Bring a flashlight and something to collect eggs in (and that student id)
REGISTRATION IS NOW CLOSED. The HY (Highlands Youth) are hosting a Parent’s Night Out on December 2nd from 6pm-9pm. Parents can drop off their kids (K-5th Grade) in their pajamas at Blakely Hall for a fun night of games, crafts, snacks and a holiday movie…. for ONLY $10 per child! Parents can…
The HY (Highlands Youth Advisory Board) welcomes all middle and high school students (must present student I.D.) to a Halloween Costume and Karaoke Party at Blakely Hall. Wear a costume! Enjoy food, games and KARAOKE! FREE, with student ID. PRE-REGISTER and EARN 5 RAFFLE TICKETS FOR COOL PRIZES!
*Special thanks to Shelter Holdings, SanMar, and Rivers Edge Church at Blakely Hall for supporting this event for our neighborhood students. FREE if pre-registered! Deadline was Saturday, August 27th. $10 at the door if not pre-registered.
The HY (Highlands Youth Advisory Board) is hosting a community service project! Issaquah Highlands resident middle and high school students will be building 8 Little Free Libraries to be installed in neighborhood parks around IH. Questions? Contact Christy Garrard, Executive Director for Highlands Council at 425-507-1110 or Christy.G@IHCouncil.org. …
A co-hosted event by the HY (Highlands Youth Advisory Board) and the City of Issaquah Youth Advisory Board.
In 2013, Highlands Council launched a Youth Board, a selection of Issaquah Highlands middle- and high- school students that would be charged with planning events for teens by teens in the community. The initial group of teens named themselves the HY, short for Highlands Youth. They drafted a mission statement…
