Yes for Highline

Day 2 count is up and over 60%! Thank you, Highline voters and Yes for Highline volunteers for all your support for our students and this campaign!

🗳️ Initial election results are in! With 60.3% voting in favor, our Highline Education Levy is on track to pass with overwhelming community support. 🎓The measure continues local funding for school and classroom staff, student safety, and educational programs and services not fully funded by the state.

❤️ We are deeply grateful to our Highline voters for continuing to support our students and schools. Thank you to all voters who took the time to participate in this election, and to everyone in our community who supported this effort.

Ballots will continue to be counted, and results will be updated by King County Elections in the coming days. Read more on our website: gethps.info/Levy-2025-Results

✔︎ Locher is an attorney with her law office in Burien, and her children attended school in Highline, from preschool through high school. 🗳 She is reminding all civic-minded Highline voters to please vote this year and make it YES on Highline's Prop. 1. Here's her reason for voting ...

💎 “All students are diamonds in the rough,” she says. “Supporting Highline's school levy is an investment in our students, our future, and our community."

“Quality education builds our community and our property values.”

1️⃣ One more day to vote, Highline! Let's do this, for our future, for all Highline students, for all of us. Renew the Highline Education Levy by getting your ballot into a drop box today -- or no later than 8:00 pm Tuesday, November 4! Don't leave your vote on the kitchen table.

Carlyn Roedell attended school in Highline and then taught school here for 36 years before retiring. She continues to use her voice to urge local voters to say yes to renewing the Highline Education Levy.

“The support of voters is vital for students, teachers, and staff to do their work of learning, teaching, and assisting," she says. "Levy passage is essential to the well-being of Highline Public Schools and the communities that make up the school district.”

Please remember to vote! Every vote counts to help us renew critical school levy funding.

Nancy Kirk, chair of ACLU Burien People Power, shared the group's endorsement for renewing Highline's Educational Programs & Operation Levy on November 4.

"We need to prepare our students for the future by providing them with adequately resourced staff, programs and services to help them thrive. This includes funding for physical, mental and emotional health and safety so kids can focus on learning and growing."

"Burien People Power asks you to Vote YES!"

Thank you, we couldn't say it any better! Please vote and return your ballot by 8 pm November 4!

Nothing scarier than a failed levy. 👻 VOTE YES FOR HIGHLINE SCHOOLS!