We have been working hard to keep up with changing circumstances and shifting guidance from our state leaders about educating students during the current public health crisis. Based on the latest guidance from the state, we have built a plan to continue instruction to the extent possible.

Seniors and families are invited to join Superintendent Susan Enfield for a live video information session to answer questions about graduation, grades, and any of the topics related to your senior year. 

Here is a family update on supporting students during the school closure, distance learning and grades. 

COVID-19 is limiting in-person outreach by U.S. Census helpers. You can help our region and schools get vital services, representation and funding for the next 10 years. Respond online, by phone or by mail. Let’s count every child in Highline. Here's how to help from home.

High school students and teachers will continue to use a 6-period schedule for the foreseeable future, rather than switching to a 5-period trimester system. Here's why....

Times of crisis, particularly when people are in close quarters, can lead to an increase in domestic abuse. Resources are available 24/7, and domestic violence programs across our state are working tirelessly to help people plan for their safety. You are not alone. Help is a call or chat away.

Seattle Public Schools (SPS) has a television studio and has created enrichment videos. Check out this resource!

UPDATE: New OSPI guidance is that education must continue during the closure. We are working on a plan for distance learning. 

To reflect state and county guidelines, we are closing the use of play toys and sport courts. Fields and tracks that are usually open, will remain open for walking and non-team activities with your family. Observe at all times the minimum recommended social distancing of six feet from other people.