Academic metrics missing. A $1.25 million “misstep.” Questions unanswered. One Highline resident argues rebuilding trust starts with transparency, public process and accountability.
Academic metrics missing. A $1.25 million “misstep.” Questions unanswered. One Highline resident argues rebuilding trust starts with transparency, public process and accountability.
Two months after giving Superintendent Ivan Duran a three-year contract that emphasized academic growth, the School Board approved new evaluation priorities that do not specifically include academic achievement.
Highline approved a $9 million outsourced student transportation contract despite incomplete answers, raising fresh concerns about transparency and public trust.
