Based on input from families, students and staff, high schools will start later, starting in fall 2018. This change will also impact the start times of our middle and elementary schools.

On Wednesday, June 28, the school board adopted a new set of school boundaries within Highline Public Schools. The plan was developed by the community-led Capital Facilities Advisory Committee (CFAC). The revised boundaries will take effect fall 2019.

We are thrilled to launch the new Highline website! Our new site is easier to navigate and accessible to users with disabilities. 

On August 28, certificated staff will come together for a powerful day of learning. 

We've rounded up all the things you've been loving this year in an easy-to-reference list. Peruse what has inspired your colleagues and build out your summer reading and listening list. 

The 2017-18 school year is one to remember! We raised our graduation rate, passed a levy, broke new ground and did what we do best--graduate students prepared to choose their future. Look back at what we did together.

Due to retirements and expanded routes, we have a great need for bus drivers for fall 2018. Tell your friends and family about the opportunity for a fun part-time job that makes a difference in our students’ days.

After a two year process of researching school schedule options and taking feedback from staff, students and families, Superintendent Enfield — with the support of the school board — has decided that our high schools will switch from a semester system with a six-period day to a trimester system with a five-period day, starting in fall 2020. This change will help our students graduate prepared for the future they choose, be that college, technical training or a career.

McMicken Heights teachers Sarah Morgan and Naomi Fair are showing how co-teaching special education and general education together can ensure all students have access to core instruction and get their individual needs met. The results have been outstanding! Read about it in their own words.