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Marvista Elementary School
19800 Marine View Drive SW Normandy Park, WA 98166

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Monday-Friday: 8:15 a.m. - 4:15 p.m.

Marvista Elementary School
19800 Marine View Drive SW Normandy Park, WA 98166

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Now is the time to enroll them in kindergarten for the 2026-27 school year! Enrolling early allows schools to connect with families sooner, ensuring students have access to free kindergarten welcome events and readiness programs that help them start strong. 

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Juniors, join us on April 1 for FutureU at Green River College! This event is designed for students to explore various options for life after high school. Explore a world of opportunities waiting for you beyond graduation.

The Promise Podcast Our People. Our Stories. photo of Dr. Duran and two Tyee students

In this episode of The Promise Podcast, Superintendent Dr. Ivan Duran sits down with Tyee High School ninth graders Susana Mercado Herrera and Mohamed Aided, who both have spent their entire school careers in Highline. This episode was also recorded on site at the new Tyee High School, made possible by voter support of the 2022 bond.

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We will reduce our budget by $8 million for the 2026-27 school year due to continued underfunding and rising costs. This week, Superintendent Ivan Duran announced the elimination of 31.5 central office positions, including unfilled vacancies and roles affected through layoffs or reassignments. 

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Winter weather may force a change in the normal school schedule, even for students who attend virtual programs. We want you to be prepared and know where to get information.

The Promise Podcast Our People. Our Stories.

In this episode of The Promise Podcast, Superintendent Dr. Ivan Duran sits down with former Highline Superintendent Dr. Susan Enfield for a conversation rooted in leadership, gratitude and service to students.

Inclusion in Action: Centering Neurodiversity 

Inclusion means every student learns and belongs with peers, supported in the least restrictive environment. On January 15, educators gathered for our Staff Inclusion Series to learn about neurodiversity and identify strategies for better support and family partnership.

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This week, we celebrate School Counseling Week 2026, recognizing all the Highline counselors who support students academically, socially, and emotionally every day.

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Black History Month is a time to honor the past, recognize the present and look ahead. It began as a way to ensure Black history was taught, shared and remembered. Today, it is also about listening, especially to the voices helping shape our future.

Our Mission

Marvista is a dedicated community of learners, including students, staff and families, who actively embrace diversity, ensure high levels of teaching and learning and inspire creativity in a safe, respectful and positive environment.

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