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We are planning for a return to in-person instruction based on updated guidance from the Washington State Department of Health (DOH).
Our plan is to bring pre-K through grade 5 students back for hybrid instruction (part-time in classrooms, part-time in distance learning) starting on March 1.
Public health authorities are not recommending a return to in-person instruction for middle and high school students at this time.
Families who wish to continue in Distance Learning my opt to do so.
Find information about the distance learning instructional plan and learning plans for elementary and secondary.
It is so important to take care of ourselves during this time. When we are our best selves, we can bring our best for our students and families. We have a library of wellness strategies and resources for staff to use to support your social and emotional wellness.
Learning platforms for Fall 2020 are SeeSaw for elementary and Google Classroom for secondary. Check out more information and resources in best using the programs and what tools are available to communicate with families.
What to know the latest on the coronavirus pandemic and its impact on Highline staff, students and families? Check out our latest news section for the most up-to-day news.
Here are tools and resources to help you succeed. Can't find the support you need on the Technology Support page, reach out to your building technician.
We have compiled a list of community resources for families including support for rent, utilities, food, mental health, healthcare, technology and more.
As information develops, we are sharing the information with families through email, text and on our district website.
The Highline Schools Foundation accepts donations to help Highline families in need with internet access, groceries, basic school supplies and more.
This is an evolving situation. Stay up to date by consulting the following webpages:
Please remind your student of the importance of following good hygiene practices that prevent the spread of communicable diseases:
