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Highline School District is committed to excellence, equity, and preparing every student for a successful future.
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195 schoolsPreschools
(3)Elementary Schools
(25)Middle Schools
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(102)Reported Incidents
Report an IncidentCommunity-reported and third-party-sourced concerns. All incidents are allegations, not established facts.
Marvista Elementary teaches gender identity
Alleged incident in Highline School District · Washington
An elementary school introduced a lesson on gender identity to fourth-grade students. This lesson was prompted by a staff member's transition and included a book discussing various gender concepts. The principal informed parents that the curriculum was considered age-appropriate and aligned with district policy.
District Approves Equity Audit
Alleged incident in Marion City School District · Ohio
The Marion City School District approved a $55,000 contract for an equity audit. This audit will analyze district policies and involve surveys and focus groups with students and staff. The board approved the contract despite some concerns about the allocation of funds.
School promotes political ideologies
Alleged incident at Carmel High School · Carmel Central School District · New York
A school district's board voted to retain a controversial book in its libraries despite community concerns. Additionally, the high school librarian used social media to promote specific political and social ideologies, including gender identity, anti-racism, and "woke" culture, and encouraged students to engage with these topics.
Teachers Trained on White Fragility
Alleged incident in Newington School District · Connecticut
A school district provided professional training documents to its teachers. These materials focused on concepts such as 'white fragility' and 'levels of racism.' The training included recommended texts and videos promoting specific anti-racist and white privilege ideologies.
Source: GreatSchools, U.S. Department of Education, and school surveys.