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information from King County Metro

As the turmoil caused by the coronavirus continues to gather momentum Govenor Jay Inslee issued an Executive order extending his original order to close schools for two weeks. Now the closures have been extended to April 24.

Following a community conference call on King County's decision to site a quarantine site for coronavirus patients in Top Hat near White Center,  Calli Knight, Deputy Director of External Relations for King County Executive Dow Constantine…MORE

Governor Jay Inslee announced that gatherings of people larger than 250 until the end of March are now banned in hope of stopping the spread of the coronavirus. 

King, Snohomish and Pierce Counties are part of the ban.

information from King County Assessor

Highline’s campus remains open and face-to-face classes are not being canceled.

Coronavirus: What You Need to Know Now

Updated: March 9 at 5:45 p.m.

The health and safety of our students and staff is paramount, and we are closely monitoring the spread of COVID-19.

A student at South Seattle College in West Seattle has been determined to have Covid-19 caused by the Coronavirus. The college sent out a bulletin around 7:10pm to the students and faculty.

information from the City of Burien

As of late February 2020, Public Health – Seattle & King County identified cases of novel coronavirus, including several deaths.