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Important Schedule Change to Jan. 2 - No School This Date
The January 2 school day will be made up with an early release day on Monday, June 12, which was previously a non-student staff work day.
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Standing in Solidarity with the LGBTQIA+ Community
The Shoreline School District stands in solidarity with the LGBTQIA+ community and acknowledges the reality that this community is facing increasing threats of violence. The kind of hatred that motivates and enables people to commit these acts has no place in our schools or community.
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School Cafeteria Subs Needed
We welcome applicants from across our district and beyond for substitute food service positions.
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“Mental Health Days” Adopted as Official Excused Absence Reason
Student absences for mental health reasons are recognized as excused absences.
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Shoreline Center School Break Closures
To support and encourage a healthy work/life balance for district staff, the Shoreline Center (school district central offices) will be closed to the public during some school breaks.
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David Tadlock Appointed Shorewood High School Interim Assistant Principal
David Tadlock has been appointed to serve as Interim Assistant Principal at Shorewood High School for the remainder of the 2022-23 school year.
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Shoreline Schools Awarded Farm to School Grant
The Washington State Department of Agriculture has awarded Shoreline School District a $83,838 Farm to School Purchasing Grant for use during the 2022-23 school year.
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Nancy Elder Appointed as Interim Director of Classified Staff
Nancy Elder has been appointed to serve as Interim Director of Classified Staff, Superintendent Susana Reyes announced.
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Shoreline Schools Awarded $247,500 in Grant Funding for Solar Panel Installations
The Washington State Department of Commerce has awarded Shoreline School District three grants of $82,500 each to fund solar panel installation projects at Syre Elementary, Shorecrest High School, and Shorewood High School.
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2022-23 Budget Advisory Team
The Budget Advisory Team (BAT) is a diverse group of parents/guardians, staff, students, and community members who represent a wide range of perspectives that is meeting to review the district’s current and projected budget challenges and the factors that influence school funding and spending. The BAT will work together to develop recommended budget priorities, adjustments, and reductions to present to the School Board in early spring.Find meeting schedule, recent presentations, and other BAT resources
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We're Hiring!
We currently have openings for numerous full- and part-time positions. Visit our jobs page for a list of positions and application instructions.
Many positions offer flexible work days and hours!
