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Highline School Board to interview 10 finalists for District 4 and District 5 seats Feb. 26 appointments expected Mar. 5 - The B-Town (Burien) Blog

Burien, WALocal News

On February 26, 2025, the Highline Public Schools Board of Directors will interview ten candidates for two open board seats, following the resignations of Melissa Petrini and Azeb Hagos. The candidates include five from District 4 and five from District 5, reflecting a strong community interest in contributing to local education governance. School Board President Joe Van highlighted the board's commitment to knowing every student by name, strength, and need, indicating the importance of these appointments. The public interviews will be conducted in an organized manner, with District 4 candidates interviewed first, followed by District 5 candidates. The board aims to appoint new directors by March 5, with the new members being sworn in on March 19.

This process underscores the board's dedication to community engagement and effective representation. The willingness of community members to step forward is seen as a testament to their commitment to the schools and students in the district. The outcome of these interviews will shape the governance of Highline Public Schools until the next elections in November 2025.

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