11th-Grade Pathways
Check out our two new Academic Program Pathways for 11th-grade students. Students will choose between:
• Vessel Operations, Design and Maintenance
• Marine Resources and Research
Monday-Friday: 7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
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Each fall and spring, Maritime High School students invite families, industry, supporters and the community to their school and learn about the project learning taking place at the school.
This year, schools in Highline are implementing a new instructional approach called Standards-Based Grading (SBG). SBG measures your student's progress toward the learning goals for their grade. Learn what the terms standards, essential standards and rubric mean.
In response to family feedback last spring and consultation with the Family Action Committee, we are pleased to introduce an improved family calendar for the upcoming year.
Check out what maritime industry leaders, students and educators say about the amazing career opportunities offered by Maritime High School.
We want to tell you about a new instructional approach we are using across Highline: Standards-Based Grading (SBG). Standards-based grading measures your student's progress toward the learning goals for their grade, as determined by the state of Washington.
Help raise funds for the Highline Schools Foundation at the 2023 Burien Brat Trot on Saturday, October 7. Register to run or walk a new 5k route that starts at Town Square Park in downtown Burien followed by the annual Oktoberfest celebration.. Create a team to receive a discount code for registration. When registering, make sure to note your Highline school affiliation. The school with the most affiliated runners will win $500 for their school or PTA.
This summer, 11 students from Evergreen and Highline high schools had the opportunity for hands-on experience with skilled trades workers in fields such as sheet metal, plumbing, pipe-fitting, and HVAC.
We want you to know that your mental health is important.
School bells are ringing, classrooms are buzzing and hallways are full. Students are back to school!. Superintendent Ivan Duran joined our teachers and school staff across Highline in giving our students a warm welcome today.
EVERY STUDENT in Maritime High School is known by name, strength and need, and graduates prepared for the future they choose.