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Envision Shoreline: Strategic Planning
Envision Shoreline: Strategic Planning Coalition Now Accepting Applications

A strategic plan is an important tool for school districts, especially given the current complex educational landscape, and locally as we work through our significant budget challenges in Shoreline Schools. We need a smart plan to help our district face the future while keeping our mission and vision alive.

Learn more about Envision Shoreline, including how to apply to join the team by January 5:

Envision Shoreline: Strategic Planning

Shorecrest Librarian Andy Berkbigler showing display of Native American heritage books to WA State Rep. Shelley Kloba
November is Native American Heritage Month

Shoreline School District recognizes November as Native American Heritage Month, during which we pay tribute to the rich ancestry and traditions of Native Americans.

Pictured here is Shorecrest High School Librarian Andy Berkbigler showing WA State Representative Shelley Kloba, Dist. 1, a display of Native American books and artwork outside the school library.

Read more about Native American Heritage Month in Shoreline

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Engaging Minds. Inspiring Dreams. Empowering Lives.

The Shoreline School District's mission is to provide a collaborative learning community that engages all students in learning the academic and work-life skills needed to achieve their individual potential and become responsible citizens.

Instructional Strategic Plan

Snowy Aldercrest Sign
Weather Delays and School Closures

When winter weather hits, our top priority is the safety of students and staff. We also recognize that school delays and closures disrupt family schedules and the school year may have to be extended. Our district’s geography is taken into account when the decision is made. One part of our district may be clear, while other areas are struggling with snow or ice.

In the event of a school delay or cancelation, families will be contacted by phone, email, and text (if opted in) using our ParentSquare mass notification system. Please be sure your contact information is current at your child's school.

School cancelation, delay, and early dismissal procedures

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Free and Reduced-Price Meal Applications Available

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

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

Learn More and Apply

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Enroll Now!

We accept students throughout the year, and it's not too late for the 23-24 school 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.

Learn More and Enroll

 

A child and family are welcomed to Edwin Pratt Early Learning Center
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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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.

Kellogg Middle School front entrance view
Thank You, Local Voters!

Strong support for recent bonds from voters in Shoreline and Lake Forest Park have allowed the school district to maintain and update buildings as well as build all-new, modern facilities that foster safety and security and support learning.

News & Events

Healthy snacks and food reward alternatives
Healthy Students Learn Better

The District Wellness Council would like to remind the Shoreline Schools community about our policies about food rewards and classroom parties. 

Features

Since Time Immemorial and Native American Heritage Month
Since Time Immemorial and Native American Heritage Month

The Since Time Immemorial curriculum was developed to provide educators with materials that were endorsed by all 29 federally recognized tribes of Washington State. During this year’s Native American Heritage Month, many classrooms across Shoreline School District are deepening their learning and appreciation for indigenous culture, history, and contributions to our communities. A recent visit to Highland Terrace Elementary School showcased the power that learning about Native Americans can have on our youngest learners, as they learn from the lesson “Stories and Histories of Our Place.”

Find Out More about Since Time Immemorial and Native American Heritage Month