Parents, guardians, and family members can help shape Highline district decisions by joining the Superintendent’s committee. Apply by October 9.

Washington says struggling schools need more money. Mississippi spends far less and gets better results. Maybe money isn’t the real problem.

Constitution Day each Sept 17 is more than a date: Washington students must learn the rights and responsibilities that protect our shared self-government.

Burien City Council, Airport Committee, and Highline School Board all meet this week

Pressure grows on Highline Schools over public records and unanswered questions. Is one full-time public records staff member enough?

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 School Board meets on Wednesday, September 2; otherwise, it's a light week for civic meetings as summer winds down.