School District News

Register for the Shoreline Back to School Supplies Event

The Shoreline Back To School event provides school supplies, haircuts, and clothing assistance to Shoreline Public Schools families with low incomes and/or circumstances that make it challenging to provide their children with needed school supplies or clothes. This year's event will be held from 12:30 to 4 p.m. Saturday, August 25, 2018 at Ridgecrest Elementary School.

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Shoreline Schools to Host Free Summer Meals Program

This summer, Shoreline Public Schools will host a FREE summer meal program children 18 and younger. The program is expanding to three sites this year. Lunch will be available at all three locations, but breakfast will be available at only Meridian Park Elementary.

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Meridian Park Students Save and Collect Over 2,500 lbs of Food for Local Food Bank

A small group of students at Meridian Park Elementary showed you don’t have to be big in numbers to be big in impact. The group of 6th graders and one supportive family helped save over 2,500 pounds of packaged and unused food, milk and juice from being thrown away in their cafeteria this past school year and donated it to Hopelink’s food bank program.

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Echo Lake Robotics Club Ranks High in International Competition

When Echo Lake Elementary 4th grade teacher Shari Wennik started an after-school robotics and coding club this year, she probably didn’t imagine they would place in the top two percent of teams competing in a global robotics competition, but that is exactly what they did.

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Shorecrest Students Receive Honors at BioExpo

Thirty-four Shorecrest High School students participated in the 18th Annual Northwest Association of Biomedical Research (NWABR) Student Bio Expo on May 18 at Shoreline Community College.

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OSPI: Washington Schools Safe for Students Who Are Undocumented

The State Superintendent of Public Instruction has released a statement in response to comments made by U.S. Secretary of of Education that implied schools could share student immigration status with authorities, which is untrue. Washington schools do not collect or share immigration status information.

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Director of Maintenance and Operations Selected

Marcus Gregory has been selected as the next director of maintenance and operations, Superintendent Rebecca Miner announced on Tuesday, May 29. The appointment is subject to approval by the Shoreline School Board.

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Early Learning Center to be Named After Edwin Pratt

Shoreline School District’s Early Learning Center has a new name. At their May 21, 2018 meeting, the school board voted unanimously in favor of naming the new facility the Edwin Pratt Early Learning Center in honor of the local civil rights leader.

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Shoreline Schools Awarded $55K Grant for Computer Science Education

The Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction (OSPI) recently announced that Shoreline Public Schools was selected to receive a $55,438 grant to support K-12 computer science education across the district.

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Shorecrest and Shorewood Ranked Among the Best High Schools in the United States

U.S. News and World Report has again recognized Shorecrest and Shorewood High Schools for student achievement in their annual ranking of the nation’s best high schools. Both schools have been awarded a silver medal for the news magazine’s 2018 Best High Schools list.

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