Two Shoreline Schools Close for Safety

Kirkland News Crew2023-12-01

This morning parents are waking up to learn two schools in Shoreline, WA. have been closed due to concerns for safety. Reports of possible threats have been made. Out of an abundance of caution, Kellogg Middle School and Shorecrest High School will be closed today, December 1, 2023. Students and Staff are not to report to campus today. The two schools are working in conjunction with local law enforcement.

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