whoa whoa whoa there, 'Right Guy'.  I grew up on that plateau when Issaquah only had one stop light.  I stopped going the day I drove past the entrance to my childhood home because everything was so different.  Providence Heights is indeed an Issaquah landmark and I'm pleased others felt the same way.  So much of Issaquah's history is being destroyed to make way for huge, faceless, shopping centers and apartments and goliath homes, it's no surprise it's running out of room.  But go find some other place to build another school if this campus doesn't suit you.  We need to preserve as much of what's left as possible.  Surely there's a hillside that hasn't been developed yet.  Go find it, but leave Providence alone.  It's really not about religion, dimwit.  It's about our history.