Katie Kresly

Reps. Mia Gregerson and Edwin Obras sponsor HB 2489, with Mayor Sarah Moore testifying in support; downtown residents report rising public camping and say they do not want it returning.

Unlike recent Highline District actions, Summit Atlas says it will proactively notify parents before and during walkouts, prioritizing transparency and parent involvement over silence.

Highline’s CFAC is weighing a $450–$650 million school bond for the November 2026 ballot, balancing facilities, equity, and voter approval.

Parents question who is responsible for student safety when schools escort children off campus without notification or parental consent.

Students at several Highline schools joined a national day of walkouts and protests in response to recent Immigration and Customs Enforcement actions.

After months of testimony, shoreline residents left frustrated, saying the council’s 4–3 vote, DeVito’s participation, and lack of accountability ignored planning recommendations and public input.

Highline seeks community feedback to guide strategic plan implementation as it faces $8 million in budget cuts for 2026–27 schools.

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.