Not recommended. Like all the other schools, teachers/admins do nothing about school bullying since…read moreI once attended here many years ago. A lot of cyberbullying also happened

Love love love this school! Teachers and administrators and volunteers combine to make a wonderful…read morelearning environment. The Academic Resource Center means that a struggling student has all the support they need to get to the next level. This is a highly competitive school with a reputation for academic excellence, but the students are kind and supportive of each other. We have 3 graduates and one current student at AMHS. Go Wildcats!

I attended Northshore 2 decades ago as a middle schooler, and at the time I had mixed feelings. I…read morewas a hyperactive kid who struggled with focus regardless of my environment, yet I felt I was treated unfairly at the time. Deep down I knew this was probably a result of my actions and/or weaknesses, and overall I knew I loved and respected the staff and environment of the place, however as the years went on I was tempted to be bitter (especially after feeling so well received in future public schools). Fast forwarding a decade had brought me more experiences and perspective, allowing me to more thoroughly appreciate what Northshore was doing in my life at the time. They held a high standard in a way that balanced love and firmness. I think we were both growing and learning at that time, and I cannot deny that I was shown love, guidance, an example of excellence, etc. Super important things to a growing kid. Fast forward another decade, I was able to return to Northshore and visit with my old principal and some of the teachers I had back then. An awesome experience to see them as fellow adults, see their personal/professional growth and the success of their academics, school campus, etc. Even got to have a chat with one of my childhood heroes Marc Marion. Marc: well done, good and faithful servant! Coming full circle, I now have a kindergartener at Northshore. We weighed many options during our research, and we felt the overall benefits far outweighed the sacrifices. Almost a year into school, I can confidently say we made the right decision. Every school and every person has issues, quirks, etc., yet the level of excellence in all areas has surpassed our expectations. I could list all the positives I've seen, but I think Northshore does a well enough job of marketing themselves, so I'll leave it at this: I couldn't ask for a better place to entrust a significant portion of my son's daily mental/physical/spiritual growth. If you're looking for more info, DM me, I'd be happy to share more.

My overall experience with Northshore Christian Academy was extremely disappointing and concerning…read more As a parent, I need to feel confident that my child is being cared for with patience, cleanliness, and respect. Unfortunately, this experience made me lose trust in the level of care being provided.

This school for sure gave me depression, and some of the teachers would just make up lies to get me…read morein trouble then proceed to say "we want what's best for and and for you to have the best learning environment" right after saying this they forced me to not bring a backpack to school because they assumed I was doing drugs, but I wasn't doing any drugs, and when I gave them proof with a drug test it didn't change my punishment making it a lot harder to learn and bring homework to school. This school sucks more then I suck at Spanish class!

If I could give a zero star rating, I would. Was bullied for being transgender. Administrators did…read morenothing to my bullies and ended up targeting and suspending me. When we had a meeting they cited me being transgender and depressed as reasons that may "make me harm my peers". I never returned the violence, I would endlessly tell the adults around me. They would promise things would change, that I deserve respect, but it was all false promises. The fact is that I was always compliant with rules, I had good grades, I was quiet and shy. I never had a history of violence, I never did as I went through this school and graduated later on. Many of my teachers saw me as a bright student. I was a student in 2015-2016. I am 21 now. The trauma of the bullying and assaults had changed me as a person as a teen and young adult. This school also had a football coach as a well known Proud Boy (a racist organization, they are known to gather at a bar in Lake Stevens)

really bad. Kids there shove stuff into the toilet and school lunches are cold. also they firce…read morehigh schoolers and middle schoolers and same bus and the bus breakes down alot and too many kids in bus

One time I found pee on the floor in the bathroom! :) Would…read moredefinitely reccomend if you want to cry every single day. Pretty good lunches! They have weird meat pizza but for the most part it's great.

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.

From the owner: Building Foundations and Transforming Lives in Christ--Preschool through High School.read more

I competed at Monroe High School when I ran middle distance in track and field during my freshman…read moreyear of high school (Spring 2007 season for Shorewood High School). The stadium had bleacher outdoor seating. During the meet we were allowed to sit in the bleachers, which was nice because they were high enough compared to the surrounding landscape to get a slight breeze. The track was well marked and in good condition. Returning to see what I could see today, Wednesday 19 July 2023, I found the stadium and track and field were open to the public when the gates were not locked. As the gates were open, I did some exploring and reminiscing about competing here. I appreciated being able to return and reflect on my experience(s) here.

Shame on Monroe high school for not having any working drinking fountains around the schools I'm at…read morea track and field event, multiple sports are going on at the school and there's no working drinking fountains. The first entrance should also have signs saying no parking, or no driving, instead of leading people down a dead end.

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.

I am SO grateful we discovered Port Gardner School! My son is in 3rd grade here, and is taking (or…read morehas taken) Spanish, drama, and hands-on, environmental science, in addition to the subjects we do at home. The staff and teachers are wonderful and willing to go the extra mile to support homeschoolers (especially new ones, like us). They have great options for onsite classes, a vibrant PTSA, and all the community you hope for in a brick and mortar school. Port Gardner has helped me gain confidence, both in my choice to homeschool, and in teaching itself.

Such a beautiful High School! Wow I wish I had something like this when I grew up. Kids that go…read morehere defiantly get quality. I go here on Sunday's for Church services, seats are comfy in the auditorium, place is brand new, clean and HUGE.