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Attendance and Spring Break Plans
Please read if you are planning an extended Spring Break
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The Truth about Trolls - Drama Performance
Come see this student drama performance at Highland Terrace, April 18 & 19th
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It's Cool to Clip - Box Tops for Education
...and other ways to earn money for Highland Terrace
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Conversations with the Principal
We have canceled the Friday morning Principal Conversation due to the Celebrating Diversity Assembly. Families are welcome to join us for the assembly on Friday, 3/22 from 9:45-10:30.
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Survey Results about our Highland Terrace Elementary Community
See the Survey Results Here
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Snow Make Up Days
Snow Make-up Days Information and FAQs Due to the loss of instructional time caused by the snow closures during the weeks of February 4-15, Shoreline Schools is adjusting the school calendar to meet the number of instructional hours required by the state. Please read for more information.
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Healthy Youth Survey
Parents please take this anonymous survey and share with your student.
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Kindergarten Frequently Asked Questions
Have questions about kindergarten and registration? See our comprehensive list of frequently asked questions...
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From Left to Right: Ms. Julie Fetveit - 1st Grade Teacher, Ms. Kristie Timss - PTA Volunteer, Mrs. Lara Drew - Principal, Mr. Andre Lucerno - PTA Volunteer
Announcing the 2019 Golden Apple and Golden Acorn Recipients for Highland Terrace Elementary School!
Educators of the Year:
The Golden Apple/Outstanding Educator award recognizes a teacher, assistant, custodian, bus driver or administrator who has contributed their time and talents to providing educational opportunities for students beyond the normal scope of their jobs.
This year the teachers receiving this honor are:
- Mrs. Julie Fetveit - First Grade;
- Mrs. Lara Drew - Principal
- Mr. Todd Ostrander - Night Custodian (not pictured).
Volunteers of the Year:
The Golden Acorn/Outstanding Volunteer award recognizes a volunteer who has contributed to our children and the community in an exceptional way. A Golden Acorn Award is very special and is given for continued and dedicated service.
This year the volunteers receiving this honor are:
- Ms. Kristie Timss
- Mr. Andre Lucero.
Congratulations!!!
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Smarter Balanced Testing Schedule
This Spring your child will participate in Smarter Balanced Assessments for state testing. All students in grades 3-6 will participate through the distrtict. These assessments will be taken online during the school day and will assess the Common Core State Standards that our district and school use to inform instruction.
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CHILD CARE FOR SPRING BREAK (4/22-4/26)
Schools are closed April 22-26 for Spring Break. The Edwin Pratt Early Learning Center will be open to care for children ages 3 through 6th grade. Care will be provided for preschool children at The Edwin Pratt Early Learning Center, care will be provided for grades K through 6 at Meridian Park Elementary.
In order to properly staff this day and provide for student safety, the following policy is in effect: No registrations will be accepted after March 29. You may register through the deadline of March 29, providing space is available. Registration forms can be found in our HT office.
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***ATTENTION 6TH GRADE PARENTS: PAYMENT FOR CAMP ORKILA WAS DUE LAST WEEK!***
The 1st payment for Camp Orkila was due last Friday. BRIGHT ORANGE half sheet notices were sent home with every student. The amount due is $140.00 (minus Move-A-Thon and Raffle Ticket Sales).
Thank you to those parents who have already paid! Any questions please contact Jackie at Jackie.sullivan@shorelineschools.org or call 206.393.4340.
Please make checks payable to HT. The last payment is due April 19. You are welcome to pay the full balance at this time. If you are requesting a partial scholarship, please contact Family Advocate, Sherri Dobb at 206-393-4346.
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Introducing the New Highland Terrace Elementary Dean: We are excited to announce Wayne Hoskins has accepted the Highland Terrace Dean position. Mr. Hoskins, is currently one of our sixth grade teachers. Mr. Hoskins brings to our community a range of experiences with working with diverse students and families. He has a passion for creating inclusive environments, supporting students through a positive behavior approach, and developing students as leaders across grade levels. We are very excited to have Mr. Hoskins expand his work with students, families, and staff across our community.
Mr. Hoskins will remain teaching 6th grade until we are able to find a replacement for his teaching position. We extend our congratulations to Wayne and welcome him into this new role.
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School Rock
Second graders perform to entertain first lunch students!
