Summer School
Highline’s summer school programs are an opportunity for students to make up credits, transition smoothly into new schools, and keep their minds active during summer break. Learn more about programming by grade level.
Please select school level below:
Elementary School
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PROGRAM OVERVIEW
The elementary summer learning program provides an opportunity for students going into grades 1-5 to practice and build upon their literacy and math skills. Students will also have daily enrichment activities and social-emotional learning opportunities.
Health and Safety
The program will be offered in-person this summer. We will use 3-foot spacing between students and staff, and follow public health recommendations on masks and other safety measures. Health and safety for students and staff is our top priority. Our safety expectations and plan are based on current guidance from local, state and federal public health agencies. Each layer of protection keeps us safer. If your student is unable or unwilling to attend in-person, we can provide a distance-learning alternative. Learn more about our health and safety guidelines.
Dates
- June 27 to July 28, 2022
The program will be held Monday through Thursday from 8:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. (No School July 4th)
Locations
- Shorewood Elementary School: 2725 SW 116th Street Burien, WA 98146
- Hazel Valley Elementary School: 402 SW 132nd Street Burien, WA 98146
- Madrona Elementary School: 20301 32nd Ave South SeaTac, WA 98198
- McMicken Elementary School: 3708 South 168th Street SeaTac, WA 98188
Registration
Students who need additional support in language arts and/or math will be invited to register for the elementary summer learning program.
Registration forms are due on June 3rd. If your student did not receive an invitation please contact Summerscholars@highlineschools.org.
Meals
Breakfast and lunch will be provided for free to all students.
Transportation
Transportation will be provided.
To receive bus transportation, select it when registering for Summer School. The Transportation Department will notify families about bus stop information by letter after June 21. Changes to your transportation request must be received by June 3rd.
Questions?
Please contact Jana Parker at jana.parker@highlineschools.org.
Middle School
MIDDLE SCHOOL PROGRAM OVERVIEW
The middle school summer learning program provides an opportunity for students going into grades 6-8 to practice and build upon their literacy and math skills. Students will also have daily enrichment activities and social-emotional learning opportunities.
Health & Safety
The program will be offered in-person this summer. We will use 3-foot spacing between students and staff, and follow public health recommendations on masks and other safety measures. Health and safety for students and staff is our top priority. Our safety expectations and plan are based on current guidance from local, state and federal public health agencies. Each layer of protection keeps us safer. If your student is unable or unwilling to attend in-person, we can provide a distance-learning alternative.
Learn more about our health and safety guidelines.
Dates
- June 27- July 28, 2022
The program will be held Monday through Thursday from 8:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. (No School July 4th)
Location
Glacier Middle School: 2450 S. 142nd ST SeaTac, WA 98168
Registration
Students who need additional support in language arts and/or math will be invited to register for the elementary summer learning program. Registration forms are due on June 3rd.
If your student did not receive an invitation please contact Summerscholars@highlineschools.org.
Meals
Breakfast and lunch will be provided for free to all students.
Transportation
Transportation will be provided.
To receive bus transportation, select it when registering for Summer School. The Transportation Department will notify families about bus stop information by letter after June 21. Changes to your transportation request must be received by June 3rd.
Questions?
Please contact Tony Chhay, Summer School Enrollment Manager, at Tony.Chhay@Highlineschools.org.
High School
HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAM OVERVIEWS
Ninth-Grade Freshman Program
The 9th grade summer learning program provides an opportunity for incoming 9th-graders to practice and build upon their language arts skills. Students will also have daily enrichment activities and social-emotional learning opportunities.
Grades 9-12 Program
The 9-12 grade summer learning program provides an opportunity for your students to gain credit to be on track to graduate.
Health & Safety
The program will be offered in-person this summer. We will use 3-foot spacing between students and staff, and follow public health recommendations on masks and other safety measures. Health and safety for students and staff is our top priority. Our safety expectations and plan are based on current guidance from local, state and federal public health agencies. Each layer of protection keeps us safer. If your student is unable or unwilling to attend in-person, we can provide a distance-learning alternative.
Learn more about our health and safety guidelines.
Dates
- June 27- July 28, 2022
The program will be held Monday through Thursday from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. (No School July 4th)
Location
- Mount Rainier High School: 22450 19th Avenue South Des Moines, WA 98198
Registration
Students who need additional support in language arts and/or math will be invited to register for the elementary summer learning program. Registration forms are due on June 3rd.
If your student did not receive an invitation please contact Summerscholars@highlineschools.org.
Meals
Breakfast and lunch will be provided free to all students
Transportation
Transportation will be provided.
To receive bus transportation, select it when registering for Summer School. The Transportation Department will notify families about bus stop information by letter after June 21. Changes to your transportation request must be received by June 3rd.
Questions?
Please contact Tony Chhay, Summer School Enrollment Manager, at Tony.Chhay@Highlineschools.org.
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Contact
For questions and help, please contact 206-631-3372 or connect by email.