To help keep our students healthy, it's important that we stay healthy. Find resources to learn more about compassion fatigue, and check out some upcoming staff well-being webinars.

One way to keep our schools safe and open is to offer free COVID-19 tests to students, staff and household members. To make it easier and faster to get a COVID test, we are launching a new consent form that can be used for the entire school year. We encourage all families and staff to complete the form now, so if and when you decide to get a test, you are ready.

Highline Public Schools leaders made the difficult decision to postpone the Highline High School Community Grand Opening and Alumni Reception events planned for October 21 and 22.

Now you can register for limited-capacity, self-guided tours available on October 22 and 23.

The Technology Services Department will be performing network system upgrade/maintenance starting at 5:00 p.m. on Friday, October 22.

The Instructional Materials Committee is pleased to announce that we are launching a process to select new materials to support music instruction. We reviewed current materials and determined that a new adoption is needed to support standards and to ensure materials reflect our students and are culturally responsive.

The Office of Native Education is offering introductory online training webinars once a month through December 9 to support learning and implementation of the “Since Time Immemorial” Tribal Sovereignty Curriculum.

Through work on Standards Based Grading, as well as our response to COVID, our grading practices are evolving.  This August, Highline's School Board took action to update the policy that guides grading.

Gain insight around the myths and facts regarding inclusion and inclusive practices, and consider ways you can make a difference for students with disabilities in our schools.

DonorsChoose and the Dollar General Literacy Foundation are doubling donations to all book projects