As a teacher with over 20 years of experience in education, I can confidently say that Zion…read moreChristian School is one of the best schools I've ever been a part of. I've been here for two years now, and from day one, I knew this place was special. The leadership at Zion is strong, Christ-centered, and deeply committed to the mission of raising up students who love God and love learning. The staff here are not only experienced and skilled, but also compassionate, supportive, and unified in their purpose. There is a real sense of teamwork and joy among the faculty. Zion offers a nurturing and academically solid environment where students are known, loved, and challenged. From small class sizes that allow for personalized attention, to daily Bible integration, and an emphasis on character development, everything points students toward both academic success and spiritual growth. In addition to strong academics and faith-filled instruction, Zion also provides enriching opportunities through music, athletics, chapel, and community events that bring families together. There is a warm, welcoming atmosphere that makes it more than a school--it truly feels like a family. If you're looking for a place where your child will be taught truth, encouraged daily, and prepared for life, I highly recommend Zion Christian School. It's a joy and privilege to be part of what God is doing here.

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I was slammed into a locker on my way to lunch by a random 7th grade boy (I'm a 7th grade girl,…read morestraight A's, kind to everyone, loves art, is in all AP class's, has a bunch of friends and loves to make new ones all the time.) , a teacher watched the whole thing, now I have bruises and that kid didn't get in trouble at all. another time, this kid was straight up lying to me and I called him out on it, the kid went and told a teacher I was harassing him, even though I had just said " I know you are lying." nothing else. guess who got taken out of there math class to talk to the principal about "BULLYING" WTF???!! and the last of the many crappy things I could talk about was this one crazy lunch, these boys were throwing trash at people and screaming (not words, just screaming) and then I went to use the bathroom, I left my stuff behind because a teacher was watching the boys do this so I thought nothing would happen to my stuff. while I was gone some retard shoved a rotten, chewed up banana into my lunch box. I should feel safe at this school, not constantly worried someone is going to do something to me or my stuff when they have no reason to. I am not popular but I am very kind and I'm not one of those freaks who go from a boy to a girl and identify as a DOG, so why is this happening to me.

So over all this is a great school but im only gonna give it 2 stars because mario kart tour is…read moreblocked on the school wifi.

Snohomish is full of bullies and rednecks. Everyone is mean apart from a few teachers. The…read moreadministrators are terrible and focus on silly rules rather than actual problems. This school also needs much more funding for the arts and needs to focus less on the sports. Sports get so much attention while the arts gets none. One assembly and they still made it about JROTC instead of art. Yes, band and choir is art but all the traditional arts such as ceramics and painting and photography got was a PowerPoint and the musical aspect was the rest of it. Academics gets even less focus than sports. That's crazy!

Wonderful school! Kids are hilarious (although a little wacky), and everyone is welcoming. Arts is…read morea blossoming, colorful community that (in my opinion) is a bit overlooked, but we have a lot of wonderful teachers and classes (including JROTC. The review Makena A. posted about an assembly being too invested in JROTC and Sports really stung because those classes are really fun and support new learners. Just because we focus more on sports and less on arts doesn't mean we don't care about arts, period. We used to be well known in the state for our athletic teams being very good for many years in a row, and i think we're just craving some of that lost glory back. Also, if you don't like rednecks, DON'T HANG WITH REDNECKS. Honestly, you're acting like being a redneck is bad. Our community is diverse and welcoming of all races, and there has been no bullying or racism that i can see, and certainly none from our more conservative-minded faction of our school. All in all, we respect each other, and learn how to grow as a community.

Very well funded school and a high quality education which is unfortunately hard to come by…read more Overall, the staff and administrators are generally helpful and friendly. But, there can be an overall preppy and egotistical demeanor shared throughout the school which can be difficult for academically focused kids who are less interested in sports, since football is of the highest priority here. A Lake Stevens education is one not to take for granted!

Lake Stevens High School is where I ran my first track meet ever, in the Spring of 2007. My race…read morewas the 800 metres (though I still wish it could have been the 1 mile run) and I ran representing Shorewood High School. As a junior in the Autumn of 2008, I competed here for swim team and the on-campus pool was the first place where I swam faster than 1:20.00 in the 100 yard breaststroke. It is the only high school I both swam and ran at on-campus in my four years taking part in high school sports (our swimming pool and track were community facilities located off-campus). The stands by the track were easy to navigate and viewing the racing was possible, no siding on the seating area blocking part(s) of the track from view. My glasses bounced on my face as I ran, which was a new experience in my running. Something about how my feet hit the track surface here was different from the other tracks I ran at to such an extent as to cause my glasses to bounce excessively. Approximately 16 years later, I still remember the feeling. The pool deck around the pool was a bit cramped, making walking around during races a little difficult. We still had space for our bags though, so it was not a big detractor. The pool was comfortable to compete in even on first time swimming at the pool. No slippery tiles at the end of the lanes requiring additional racing adjustment to accommodate. The lighting was on the dimmer side, which I personally enjoyed because too bright of lights in a pool with no windows can hurt my eyes.

Kardia Classical has been such a blessing to our family! We never even considered homeschooling…read moreuntil the pandemic hit and Kardia provides the weekly lesson plans, daily videos, and an in-person day with art, music, chapel, and more. Such a great partnership to have while educating our children. If you are considering homeschooling but feel nervous or overwhelmed on where to start I highly recommend Kardia Classical School.

Kardia Classical School is a grace filled academically challenging school that adheres to Biblical…read moreStandards and pours God's love into its students. Kardia is able to fine tune its assignments and degree of rigor to each student to find the perfect balance for each learning style and ability. Kardia requires personal responsibility and decorum from its students while simultaneously understanding the developmental stages of each child. It has been such a blessing to have the kids receive consistent messages of morality at school as well as at home. Watching the kids strive to meet goals and achieve high academic standards while showing Christ's kindness, respect, and empathy to their fellow classmates has been a breath of fresh air after our experience with the standard educational system. We Love Kardia Classical School! Thanks for helping our kids thrive!