Summer Math Boosters

The Summer Math Boosters Website is now available for Highly Capable Math students.

Students new to Highly Capable math will be studying mathematics at a grade level above for grades 3+ in the Fall. The summer math booster activities will help your student learn key topics from that "skipped" year of math content.

Newly identified students who will be entering grades 1 and 2 will not need to access any math boosters, but may enjoy some of the activities in the “Math Games & More” tab.

We are also making this site available to all families in case you feel that your student would benefit from additional math learning over the summer due to school closures this year.

Highly Capable Office Closure

Due to the school and district office closures Highly Capable Program Staff are working remotely.

You may contact us via email or phone and we will respond within 24 hours.

highlycapable@shorelineschools.org

206-393-4536

Kinderfest 2020

Click here for a copy of the Highly Capable Program presentation at Kinderfest on January 25, 2020.

Questions about Hi-Cap?

Curious about changes to Shoreline's Highly Capable Program? Check out new additions to our Frequency Asked Questions page here.

Transferring into HiCap in Shoreline

If your student was enrolled in a highly capable program in another district, he or she may be eligible to transfer directly into Shoreline's hi-cap program. Check out our process for Applying for Highly Capable Service Transfer.

Highly Capable Services in Middle School

Click here for recent changes to hi-cap services in middle school.

HiCap Magnet Program Transportation

Specific information regarding transportation for students who will attend the Magnet HiCap Program will be communicated in the middle to late August, from the Transportation Department. Students who attend the magnet program at either Ridgecrest or Meridian Park will be transported to and from their neighborhood school and the magnet school.

Important: Students need to be able to walk or have transportation to and from their home (or care provider) to their neighborhood school. Students cannot take the regular neighborhood buses as the bus schedules do not line up.