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In a fifth-grade classroom at Bow Lake Elementary, students are writing more, reading more and making stronger academic gains—thanks to a co-teaching model. At Bow Lake, two teachers share the front of the classroom during the language arts: general education teacher and a special education teacher.
Graduation is just around the corner, and we want to recognize the incredible accomplishments of our seniors. We're collecting stories and photos from Highline’s Class of 2025 to feature on our website and social media.
Get financial support for college and career training. Washington’s Class of 2024 missed out on millions in financial aid because many didn’t fill it out. We don’t want that to happen to you.
We’re making changes in our middle and high schools to help students feel more connected to their learning and better prepared for life after graduation. This work is called Secondary Redesign, and it supports our Highline Promise to know every student by name, strength and need, and graduates prepared for the future they choose. This update shares how that work is taking shape as the 2024–25 school year comes to a close.
Classrooms turned into career hubs during Chinook Middle School’s 7th-Grade Career Expo. Representatives from the FAA, Port of Seattle, City of Burien, and more shared what it’s like to work in their industries.
Highline Schools Foundation is investing in the future of our students. Forty-two graduating seniors across Highline received scholarships totaling $349,750.
Crews are focused on finishing details as the new Tyee campus gets ready for school in September. Gym floors shine, and Tyee’s red and gold colors are proudly on display. Other updates include a newly paved parking lot on South 188th Street, outfitted science labs, performance space paneling, and rooftop solar panels.
We want to hear from you! Please take 10 to 20 minutes to complete our Family Engagement Survey, open now through May 30.
Highline teachers do more than teach—they build trust, spark learning and help students believe in themselves. This week, we honor all Highline educators and extend a heartfelt thank you for bringing our promise to life each day—in every school, every classroom and every lesson.
Tyee High School's new Health Sciences Program will offer students hands-on learning experiences and pathways into careers in the health care field—one of the region’s fastest-growing industries. Virginia Mason Franciscan Health (VMFH) will support the program by providing students with access to mentorships, guest speakers, field trips, and volunteer opportunities in clinical settings.
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Tyee High School challenges and empowers students to uplift their communities and thrive in the world.