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Maritime High School
615 S 200th Street Des Moines, WA 98198

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Maritime High School
615 S 200th St Des Moines, WA 98198

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Welcome to Maritime High School 

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11th-Grade Pathways 

Check out our Academic Program Pathways for 11th-grade students. Students will choose between: 

  • Vessel Operations, Design and Maintenance
  • Marine Resources and Research
  • Marine Construction

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AESD Accredited School 2022-2028

Maritime Receives Accreditation

Maritime receives accreditation from the Association of Educational Service Districts of the State of Washington.

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Maritime in the News

Read about Maritime High School in a recent Seattle Times feature. 

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The Possibilities Are Endless

At Maritime High School we move beyond imagination and into reality. We move beyond the classroom and into the natural world. Watch this animated video on the possibilities Maritime High School presents. 

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Community Partners 

We are thrilled to be collaborating with amazing organizations that will play a pivotal role in the learning experiences of our students.

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Upcoming Events

Latest News

Voters Approve Highline’s Education Levy

Election results are in! We are proud to share our levy is passing with overwhelming support from our community. Thank you to all voters who participated in this election. 

Building Confident Readers

In Highline, we know strong literacy skills are essential for student success. That’s why Literacy and Language Development is one of our “Big 4” priorities for the 2025–26 school year—alongside Secondary Redesign, Inclusionary Practices and Student Support Systems (MTSS).  

Coding Their Future: College-Level Computer Programming in High School 

Highline High School students are getting a head start on their futures through an innovative partnership with Eastern Washington University. These skills are essential in today’s digital world. Along the way, students gain confidence and experiences that prepare them for college, careers and life after graduation. 

Food Resources for Families and Students

Starting November 1, SNAP benefits will pause, which may affect some families. We are sharing food assistance resources, including local food banks and support services. All enrolled Highline students can still receive free school meals daily. For more help, contact your child’s school directly.

We are redesigning secondary schools to make learning more relevant and rigorous. Guided by student, family, and educator input, high schools are launching career pathways, expanding dual credit, increasing IB access, and offering hands-on learning through new schedules and partnerships. This work continues in 2025–26 to support every student’s success.

Learn About the 2025 Levy and How to Vote

The 2025 levy would continue funding for programs and services that are not fully funded by the state. These include college and career readiness staff, counselors, social workers, transportation, safety staff and day-to-day operations. 

Join Us for a Maritime Career Expo

ALL ARE INVITED to join us Saturday, December 6 from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. for the Maritime Career Expo hosted by Maritime High School!

Our Mission

EVERY STUDENT in Maritime High School is known by namestrength and need, and graduates prepared for the future they choose.

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