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Replacement Levies on the Feb. 10 Ballot

Shoreline School District is proposing two replacement levies for collection in years 2027-2030 to fund educational programs and services not fully funded by state or federal sources.

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It's time to sign up for kindergarten
Kindergarten Enrollment Open Enrollment Through February 27

If you have a child who turns 5 by August 31, now's the time to sign up for kindergarten!

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February is Black History Month

Shoreline School District’s commitment to respect, empathy, and collaboration and our recognition that diversity makes our community stronger does not start nor does it end with any month, observance, or occasion.

As stated in the School Board Race and Equity Policy, “The Shoreline School District acknowledges that institutional racism exists within public school systems and is committed to working until race is no longer a predictor of overall student outcomes.”

Further, “The entire community benefits when every child succeeds; therefore, we have a collective responsibility and require accountability to ensure that children of every race, national origin, language, religion, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, socioeconomic status, and ability, reach their full potential.”

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Every Student Reading. Every Future in Reach.

Literacy is the foundation of academic success—and in Shoreline, we are committed to making sure all students are literate.

Through our strategic plan, Envision Shoreline, we’re strengthening skills such as phonics, fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension so that every child can decode, understand, and communicate with confidence.

Join us as we build toward a future where reading is not just a goal, but a right.

Learn more about early literacy in Shoreline Schools

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Free and Reduced-Price Meal Applications Available for 25-26 School Year

Apply today for free breakfast and lunch for students while at school.

Applications are available in English, Spanish, Amharic, Arabic, Chinese, and Tingrinya.

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Enroll Now in Grades K-12!

We accept students throughout the year!

So if you are new to Shoreline or Lake Forest Park, or you have a young child enrolling in school for the first time, now is the time to sign up for school in Shoreline School District.

Shoreline schools are open to students who live within and outside of the boundaries of Shoreline and Lake Forest Park.

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School Meals: Delicious and Nutritious!

Shoreline School District Food and Nutrition Services strives to develop and provide healthy and appetizing meals to our students. We are proud to meet or exceed USDA National School Lunch and Breakfast Program requirements.

Many items offered at breakfast and lunch are made from scratch right here in the district, and Harvest of the Month events feature locally sourced products, such as rainbow carrots.

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Shoreline Elementary Schools Serve Students in Kindergarten - Grade 5

Nine elementary school buildings serve a diverse population of young learners from Shoreline, Lake Forest Park, and beyond the Shoreline School District boundary.

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Welcoming Environments for Families

Shoreline Schools welcome students and their families with smiling faces, from our youngest preschool learners to high school seniors about to finish their K-12 schooling journeys with us.

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