News

We refinanced bonds sold in 2009, saving taxpayers $1.2 million in repayment costs. The savings will lower the amount of money that will be collected from taxpayers to pay off previously issued bonds. 

Food or Thought after school club

Softball players, make sure to turn in your uniform and pay fees.

Season two athletes will not be able to try out for a team until they have paid their $10 ASB fee. 

There are no clubs this week due to conferences.

No after school Brainstorm or clubs next week.

Season Two sports start November 12.

Varsity boys soccer wins over Showalter.

Season one sports athletes, make sure you paid your pay-to-play.

We want your feedback on how our schools are doing. Please join our online conversation to tell us what we are doing well and where we need to improve.

Sports scores.

There will be no Brainstorm the week of November 4 -8. Brainstorm will resume on Tuesday November 12.

Student Led Conferences are the week of November 4-8.

Season 2  sports begin November 12.

This year's yearbook cover artist announced.

No Brainstorm or clubs the week of November 4.

No costumes on Halloween.

Haunted, Scary and Schoolhouse today at Tyee, 6 to 8:30.

Hoodie hoods not allowed in school. Hoodies allowed with hood down.

Support our sports. come watch a game.

Our graduation rate is up for the sixth year in a row! The class of 2019 graduated at 83.3%, an increase of more than two points over last year and more than 20 points since 2013. 

Highline Public Schools extended the lottery deadline to November 4 for residents to land a seat on the community-led Capital Facilities Advisory Committee (CFAC). Help prioritize schools Highline builds in the future!

You're invited! The Highline Indigenous Peoples Story, Film & Art Fest will take place on November 23 at the Highline Heritage Museum. 

Student Led Conferences start November 4

Season 2 sports start November 12

No Halloween costumes, face painting, masks allowed at school.

Tyee Haunted House Tuesday and Wednesday nights 6 to 8:30.

Support Chinook teams today. Girls Varsity Softball and Boys Varsity Soccer. At home.

Election day is Tuesday, November 5. You can read about all the important issues in the voter pamphlet or online. See a list of ballot measures and candidates. Voting in this election is all by mail.
 

Student Led Conferences

Boys Varsity Soccer vs. Sylvester, end in a tie.

Girls Varsity Softball wins against Sylvester.

Sports team pictures Monday. Athletes, please bring your entire uniform.

Tyee Band hosing Hauned, Scary, Schoolhouse on October 29.

Book club meets in the library, at lunch, today.

Track meet today at Highline Stadium.

It's picture re-take day.

Veteran's Day poetry and short story writing.

Genre of the Month book club meets on Thursday.

Fall into Fall Door decorating contest.

Science Olympiad practice today and Thursday.

Picture re-take day tomorrow.

Book club meets on Thursday.

Support our sports games today.

Fall into Fall Door decorating contest.

Sports updates. Please makes sure you have paid ASB and Pay to Play.

Picture re-take day October 22.

Book Club today.

Robotics today, after school.

Veterans Day student poetry and short story writing. 

SOAR store open tomorrow at lunch.

Club information.

Make sure you have paid for ASB and your pay to play for sports.

You could be one of 40 parents, staff and residents working together to identify which schools we re-build in the future. Submit your name to the lottery for open seats on the Capital Facilities Advisory Committee (CFAC). 

Today is Indigenous Peoples' Day.

Social Media Night Tonight, 6 to 7:30 pm.

Book club and Lego Robotics clubs on Thursday.

Come watch the sports events tonight.

Season 2 sports sign-up opens today.

ParentVue is continuing to sent out activation codes.  No school October 11. Social Media Night Picture re-take day October 22.

We have a new online tool and mobile app that allow families and students to check grades, attendance and other information.

Parenting in the digital age. Social media and the law, and what families can do to help their student stay safe.

Sports scores and Reader's Choice book club readers