Attorney Kristen Price gave Highline Public Schools until Friday to restore records timelines or face a planned Public Records Act lawsuit Monday.

Local attorney and Highline parent Kristen Price says she plans to sue Highline Public Schools over delayed public records responses and transparency.

Federal lawsuit alleges Sylvester Middle School student was barred from sharing Christian materials and denied a religious accommodation during a mandatory school assembly.

The Highline Board approved a $658 million budget, bond and technology levy measures, strategic plan, and superintendent contract extension.

Three residents urged greater transparency, questioned declining reserves and spending priorities, and commented before Highline's July 1 budget vote.

Highline School Board to decide on bond, levy, for the November ballot. Two meetings on North of NERA rezoning, plus SAMP Open House June 27.

"Rules for thee, but not for me," says Highline parent after remote testimony denied while board member appeared virtually.

Highline Schools Budget Public Hearing on June 24. Public commentary is requested.