Highline Forum Agenda and Presentations: Education Theme — September 24, 2014

This document is an agenda and presentation from a Highline Forum meeting held on September 24, 2014, hosted by Highline Public Schools and Highline College at the Educational Resource and Administration Center in Burien, near Sea-Tac Airport. The meeting focused on education topics, including the strategic plans of both institutions, a proposed bond measure, and K-12 and higher education partnerships. Highline Public Schools serves nearly 19,000 students across 38 schools, with a diverse population speaking over 95 languages and a large proportion qualifying for free or reduced-price meals.

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Final agenda and presentation slides for the Highline Forum held September 24, 2014 at the Educational Resource and Administration Center (ERAC), 15675 Ambaum Boulevard SW, Burien, hosted by Highline Public Schools and Highline College. Topics include Highline Public Schools’ Strategic Plan and 11/4 Bond Measure (presented by Superintendent Susan Enfield), Highline College’s Strategic Plan and K-12/Higher Education Partnerships (presented by President Jack Bermingham and Vice President Lisa Skari), and 2015 Legislative Positions Discussion led by Tukwila Councilmember Kathy Hougardy. Presentation slides detail Highline Public Schools’ four strategic pillars: equitable access to rigorous standards-based instruction, results-focused professional learning and collaboration, strong partnerships with families and community, and a culturally responsive organization. District demographics: 18,900 students in 38 schools, 95+ languages spoken, 13,500 students qualifying for free or reduced-price meals.

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