Unlike recent Highline District actions, Summit Atlas says it will proactively notify parents before and during walkouts, prioritizing transparency and parent involvement over silence.
by Katie Kresly
Parents question who is responsible for student safety when schools escort children off campus without notification or parental consent.
Burien Councilmembers will discuss telecommunications franchises and an Immigration Resolution at the next City Council Meeting, Monday, February 9.
Highline’s sex education information night invites families to view curriculum, learn opt-out options, and shifts from last year’s formal group Q&A format.
Students at several Highline schools joined a national day of walkouts and protests in response to recent Immigration and Customs Enforcement actions.
Washington voters approved initiatives, yet lawmakers delay hearings and add barriers, fueling concerns about diminishing voter voice and democratic integrity.
As a class action lawsuit against Highline Schools moves forward, families are questioning how long student data is retained and how exposed children are protected.
Attendance was sparse at a Highline public meeting to "help shape what comes next for Highline." Next opportunity for feedback is set for February 3rd at Sylvester Middle School.
A new Washington poll shows strong voter consensus supporting parental notification, curriculum access, and consent for minors’ medical decisions.