Thirty-three Highline teachers earned their National Board Certification in 2018, and 14 additional teachers renewed their certification. 

Superintendent Susan Enfield is being recognized for engaging the community and partnering with the Highline Schools Foundation to raise financial resources for schools and students. She will receive the 2019 Superintendent of the Year award from the National School Foundation Association. 

To make your voice heard in next month's election, be sure to register to vote by Monday, January 14.

In the annual election of school board officers, Bernie Dorsey was elected president and Angelica Alvarez was elected vice-president.

As we begin 2019, we renew our deep commitment to our strategic plan, which challenges us to embrace bold goals for every student. The plan is centered on Our Promise, lays out five goals for students and is supported by our foundation.

High school students now in 9th- and 10th-grade who are affected by boundary changes may opt to stay at their current high school through graduation.

More than half of Highline schools are getting recognized for healthier eating and fitness. Thirteen schools earned awards in the HealthierUS Schools Challenge this year, while four schools’ awards were renewed.

From time to time during the winter months, the weather may force a change in the normal school schedule. We want you to be prepared and know where to get information

Students have a lot of options when it comes to secondary schools. We encourage students and families to find the best fit. The application window for secondary schools of choice is January 1 - 31, 2019.