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Highline School Board to interview candidates for two open Board Seats this...
The Highline School Board will interview four candidates for two open board seats this Saturday, March 15, starting at 11:30 a.m., the district announced. District 4 Candidates During the March 5...
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Local nonprofit Y.E.T.I. will be recognized by Highline School Board for 15...
Youth Experiential Training Institute (Y.E.T.I.) will be honored by the Highline School Board this Wednesday, Mar. 19, 2025, recognizing the local nonprofit’s long-standing commitment to providing...
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REMINDER: Explore Cristo Rey Jesuit Seattle High School’s unique education...
REMINDER: Cristo Rey Jesuit Seattle is the only private high school in south Seattle exclusively serving students with limited economic resources, and they’re inviting you to learn more at their EXPO...
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Former Highline High athlete and longtime coach Ed Niehl, 101, will be...
Edward Niehl, a celebrated former athlete from Highline High School who recently turned 101 years old(!), will soon be inducted into the Highline High School Alumni Foundation’s Athletic Hall of Fame....
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Highline School Board appoints Dr. Damarys Espinoza and Blaine Holien as new...
The Highline School Board appointed two new Directors at its Mar. 19, 2025 board meeting: Dr. Damarys Espinoza will serve as Director of District 4. Blaine Holien will serve as Director of District 5....
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Kennedy Catholic High School launches Summer Athletic Camps for young athletes
Kennedy Catholic High School is gearing up for an action-packed summer with its Lancer Athletic Sports Camps, offering a variety of programs designed to develop young athletes both on and off the...
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Highline High School Booster Club seeking food donations to support student...
The Highline High School Booster Club is calling on the community to help stock its on-campus food pantry, which provides essential nutrition to student athletes who may otherwise go without adequate...
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Highline Schools Foundation to host 2025 Gold Star Breakfast on Thursday, May 1
The Highline Schools Foundation will host its annual Gold Star Breakfast on Thursday, May 1, 2025, at 7:30 a.m. at Cedarbrook Lodge, with the goal of raising critical funds to support students and...
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Why Not You Academy: A tuition-free high school for future leaders
Are you looking for a high school that prepares students for success in college, career, and civic life? Why Not You Academy (WNYA) is now enrolling for the 2025-26 school year! As a tuition-free...
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Fundraiser launched for Burien Tekerz Robotics team headed to PNW Championship
After enduring break-ins, a trailer crash, and the loss of school district support, the Burien-based Tekerz Robotics team is fighting to stay on course for a dream opportunity – competing on the...
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Teen Police Academy returns July 14-18, offers hands-on look at law enforcement
The SeaTac and Burien Police Departments – in partnership with the King County Sheriff’s Office – are once again offering local teens a behind-the-scenes look at law enforcement through the Teen...
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Dance Through the Decades at Highline High’s 100th Birthday Bash on Saturday,...
Highline High School will mark a major milestone on Saturday, May 3, 2025, with a night of nostalgia and community celebration at its 100th Birthday Party, hosted at the Normandy Park Cove from 6 to...
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Social Security numbers, medical data among info exposed in last fall’s...
A ransomware attack last fall exposed sensitive personal data from Highline Public Schools’ computer systems, including Social Security numbers, student records, and medical information, district...
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Skunk Works Robotics hosting Open House for prospective high school students...
Skunk Works Robotics, a local FIRST Robotics team, will host an Open House on Thursday, April 17, 2025, from 6–8 p.m. in an effort to recruit high school students for its upcoming season. The open...
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Burien’s Hi-Liners Musical Theatre announces summer camps, audition...
Burien’s Hi-Liners Musical Theatre, a longtime fixture in the local arts community, is offering a full slate of performance opportunities for young performers this summer, including audition prep...
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City of Burien seeking Volunteers for StormFest event in Des Moines June 10-12
The City of Burien is inviting community members to sign up as Volunteers and Station Educators for StormFest, an annual outdoor learning festival focused on stormwater education for sixth-grade...
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Highline High School drama students take center stage in bold, inclusive...
Highline High School’s drama program is staging a timely and powerful production of The Prom, a musical that tackles LGBTQIA+ rights and social equality — themes that resonate deeply with the students...
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Highline High’s Kylee Hill makes history as first female to pitch at T-Mobile...
Kylee Hill, a homeschooled athlete who plays for Highline High School, became what is believed to be the first female to pitch in a T-Mobile High School Baseball Classic game last week, tossing a...
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Stand up for youth in foster care before time runs out!
Our Washington state youth in foster care are facing a critical moment. As the legislative session draws to a close, proposed budget cuts threaten vital educational support programs that help these...
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Celebrating 30 years of music: Scott Babcock retires from Highline High...
By Victoria SosaIntern, Big Picture High School After 30 years of instructing and conducting student musicians, Highline High School band instructor Scott Babcock will be hanging up his baton and...
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