Are you ready to speak up regarding Highline’s bond or levy? Wait, not so fast… The district has changed its stance on public comments.

The Port says remaining school sound-insulation funding is available. Now it’s Highline’s move.

Highline approved a $9 million outsourced student transportation contract despite incomplete answers, raising fresh concerns about transparency and public trust.

Highline parent asks "How can Highline voters make an informed decision on a $643.4 million debt package when basic public records are locked behind automated software delays until months after the election?"

Bring the kids and help the City of SeaTac, Delta, KABOOM! and the Seahawks design McMicken Heights’ new playground today.

A letter argues Highline Public Schools should prove its commitment to transparency and accountability before voters decide on a $643.4 million debt package. Highline Schools responded.

A lawsuit alleges Highline Public Schools stonewalled public records requests through repeated delays, violating Washington's Public Records Act and transparency laws.

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