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Shorecrest High School

Principal, Chad Towe
15343 25th Ave. NE, Shoreline, WA 98155
Main Office: 206-393-4286

 

Administrative Team
Contact Email Phone
 Principal: Chad Towe
  chad.towe@ssd412.org  206-393-4289
 Assistant Principal: Cristi Camp
  cristi.camp@ssd412.org  206-393-4290
 Assistant Principal: Rosa Khim
  rosa.khim@ssd412.org  206-393-4292
 Dean of Students: Ian Powell
  ian.powell@ssd412.org  206-393-6232
 Office Manager: Marlys Pickrell
  marlys.pickrell@ssd412.org  206-393-4282
 Main Office Secretary: Heather Shi
  heather.shi@ssd412.org 206-393-4286
 Registrar: Stephanie Mondragon Flores
  stephanie.mondragon.flores@ssd412.org 206-393-4293
 Counseling Secretary: Jocelyn Hudson
  jocelyn.hudson@ssd412.org 206-393-4296
 Attendance Secretary: Samuel Brown
  samuel.brown@ssd412.org 206-393-4294
 ASB Secretary: Andy Denney
  andy.denney@ssd412.org 206-393-4291
 Family Advocate: Kristin Harrington
  kristin.harrington@ssd412.org 206-393-6161

 

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About Shorecrest

Shorecrest High School, located in the southeastern portion of the Shoreline School District, has an enrollment of approximately 1,300 students in grades 9-12. The school generally serves students who live east of I-5.

Shorecrest is a comprehensive high school offering a broad spectrum of educational programs in academics, the arts and applied learning. Instruction is organized by departments, and many staff members work collaboratively both inter- and intra-departmentally. Shorecrest encourages parent, community and staff participation in school decision-making. Opportunities include Site Council, the administrative team and school-wide committees.

Mission Statement

At Shorecrest, we push ourselves to grow as unique learners;  we are involved in our school, we excel in our classes, and we are committed to our community.

Vision Statement

Expanding Minds, Igniting Passions

Shorecrest Goals

Academic Achievement: Shorecrest High School teachers will…

  • use student improvement data from common formative assessments to gauge student mastery of learning targets.
  • develop classroom-based interventions to ensure students attain those learning targets.
  • create enrichment activities to extend and personalize learning for students.

As a Shorecrest staff member, I will be one of the informed, caring adults who supports the development and implementation of each of my students’ five-year plan.

Student Growth: Shorecrest High School students will…

  • build balanced five-year plans with the support of family and an informed Shorecrest adult who cares about him/her.
  • include in the five-year plan artifacts that reflect the student Naviance account, college/career plan, course schedules, portfolios, community service, co-curricular participation, and culminating exhibition/senior project work.

School Organization

Shorecrest is a comprehensive high school offering a broad spectrum of educational programs in academics, the arts, and applied learning. Instruction is organized by departments; many staff work collaboratively both inter- and intra-departmentally. Opportunities for participation and leadership in school decision-making are encouraged at Shorecrest. Leadership groups include Department Heads, the Administrative Team, school-wide committees, and Site Council.

Educational Philosophy

Academic success and shared decision-making at Shorecrest are guided by the following principles:

  • Education is the collective responsibility of students, their families, school staff, and the school community
  • High standards and expectations are set for all students with provisions for their individual learning styles.
  • We are a diverse learning community of students, families, and professional educators.
  • We respect both our differences and similarities in areas such as race, ethnicity, culture, language, religion, ideology, life choices, sexual orientation, socio-economic status, physical and mental differences, gender, age, appearance, and marital status. We are all Shorecrest.
  • A climate of trust and respect is essential for an effective learning environment.
  • The process of learning is as important as the product or specific content taught.
  • Education includes a student’s intellectual, social, emotional, and physical development.
  • Educational programs link learning to life experiences and must be adaptable to fit a changing world.
  • Learning opportunities must prepare students for successful participation in civic and family life, further education, and satisfying work.
  • Creating and promoting a positive environment for all is everybody’s job in all of our programs.
  • We each assume personal responsibility for achieving our educational and professional goals.