We know that recent immigration enforcement actions — both nationally and locally — have raised concern in our community. We want to reassure you that our schools are prepared, and we have clear steps in place to protect students and respond to any requests from government agencies.

The proposed 2025-26 budget includes no major cuts, thanks to stable enrollment and past reductions. But gaps in state funding remain. Share your input in our online ThoughtExchange and speak at the public hearing on June 25. 

The Class of 2025 is ready to soar. These graduates have shown resilience, heart and brilliance during their time in Highline. Among them are three student leaders — Jurnee, Jeffrey and Tsion — who represent the promise and power of this class. 

At Highline, our commitment to safety, belonging, and inclusion has never changed. Every student and every family is welcome here — regardless of immigration status. You are valued. You are safe in our schools. We know that rumors can spread quickly, especially on social media. That’s why we’re sharing this clear information: there is no ICE activity at our schools.

Even though school will be out during the August primary election, civic engagement is always in. Here are key dates and information about the August 5 primary election, including how to register and vote. Please share with your friends and community. 

The 14th Annual Scholar-Athlete, Coach, and Community Recognition Event honored graduating seniors who excelled in multi-sport athletics, academics and community service.

From early morning football workouts to juggling a part-time job, Highline High School senior Noah Golafale has taken on a lot — and grown even more thanks to levy-funded coaches who care and mentor.

At the new Evergreen, hundreds of plants and trees are getting added to the landscaping. Classroom equipment for career and technical education classes is getting installed. Crews are checking off finish details to complete the new school facility.

Crews focus on finishing all the details as the new Tyee campus gets ready for school in September. The school name is now installed in silver letters on the wall of the main entrance. Learn how the new Tyee is repurposing wood from the original school, including sections of the gym floor, complete with the stripes!

Trammell Woods brings more than experience to her role as Community Safety Manager — she brings a big heart and a passion for service. Trammell’s work is funded in part by the 2021 Highline Education Levy, which pays for safety and security staff in schools.