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CURRENT NEWS:
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Election day is coming up soon. Some of the Shoreline School Board positions will be on the ballot. To learn more about the candidates, please plan to attend the forum we are hosting on Monday, October 16 from 7-9pm.
Find more information on this page. |
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The WORKS, the free student clothing room that is operated by Shoreline PTA Council, is hosting its annual coat drive for students! Gently used or new coats are being collected.
New coat drive Amazon Wishlist Donations of hygiene items and socks and underwear are also in need. Most needed items wishlist And we are looking for volunteers to help sort and hang donations every Wednesday evening from 6:15-8:00pm. Sign up here! |
Our Mental Health Committee is hosting a Mental Health Symposium on October 25th from 5:30-8pm at the Shoreline Room in the Shoreline Center. This free event is for students, family/caregivers as well as district staff. Check out this page for more information on this event and to learn about the Mental Health Committee.
June Newsletter |
The following were elected to the Council Board for 2023/2024:
President: Corrina Sullivan Secretary: Ananda Scott Treasurer: JD Wallace There is still an open co-president position. Please email president@shorelinepta.org if you are interested. |
Budget Crisis
Shoreline Schools has a budget crisis.
In the summer of 2022, the district began sharing that they were projecting a very large budget deficit for the 2023-24 school year if drastic cuts in spending did not happen. Significant staffing cuts and other reductions have been made in order to develop a balanced budget for this school year. The district provided some updated information regarding the budget on July 14th. You can read that here.
The district presented a preliminary budget at the July 18th School Board meeting, which can be viewed on this page - scroll down and click on the agenda for this meeting to see the presentations that were shared.
To read more about why Shoreline Schools are facing a budget deficit now, and for some ideas on how you can advocate for school funding changes, please check out our Legislative Advocacy page.
In the summer of 2022, the district began sharing that they were projecting a very large budget deficit for the 2023-24 school year if drastic cuts in spending did not happen. Significant staffing cuts and other reductions have been made in order to develop a balanced budget for this school year. The district provided some updated information regarding the budget on July 14th. You can read that here.
The district presented a preliminary budget at the July 18th School Board meeting, which can be viewed on this page - scroll down and click on the agenda for this meeting to see the presentations that were shared.
To read more about why Shoreline Schools are facing a budget deficit now, and for some ideas on how you can advocate for school funding changes, please check out our Legislative Advocacy page.