Kinda stinky tbh. Some programs are shoved down your throats and teachers are extremely biased. I…read morewould go more into detail, but that'd be dumb. So far, I've LOVED two of my teachers. Mrs. Parnell and gunderson. Fast foward to this year, they both got fired... it seems like every time kids enjoy something about this school (for once) they consider it bad and get rid of it immediately, whether that be a teacher, activity, or program. Oh and there's no cafeteria. What kind of school doesn't have cafeteria, but has two gyms???

This school is definitely not my cup of tea. As a student who went to this school, I highly regret…read moregoing to this specific school. Boring Middle School is just as boring as their name. They didn't name their school "boring" for no reason. The teachers are absolutely awful (and that's an understatement). It's almost as if you cannot come to this school without a teacher stating their political opinion and trying to shove their opinion down their throats. Not only politics are a problem, but the safety. One of the teachers who used to work their, sexually assaulted around a dozen girls, and some of them haven't even come out about it yet. As a victim of being sexually assaulted by that teacher, the insider information I have is unbelievable. The principal is demanded to immediately report a problem like that to the superintendent immediately. She's a mandatory reporter. She didn't report the problem until 3 months later and in the meantime, girls still kept getting assaulted. And on top of this all, the principal is the most disrespectful human being and talks behind students backs and talks crap. Also, the principal is super sexist and makes us girls feel like sluts and whore's when we have holes in our jeans or if we wear a tanktop. So if your thinking about going to this school or sending your child to this school, I would read this to assure yourself what you or your child are bargaining for.

Pretty great school to be in! Students, staff, and teachers were all kind and cared for all of…read moretheir students that are attending at GRMS, well most of them but still overall good. They have a counseling office for students who need help for struggles at home and school and it's super easy to get with them by picking up a counseling slip at the office and they will get with you Asap during class to talk about what your dealing with at home and/or school. school even has assembly's, One assembly that they do here is about kindness week where we learn more about kindness which encourages are school to be kind and be helpful to other's making a great community for the school! During the week after the assembly we receive a paper talking about acts of kindness we can check off for rewards such as ice cream, bracelets, Our name on the wall as thanks for being kind, and lastly have socials! This school goes by trimesters and we get socials every trimester! Each trimester lasts about 6 weeks.

New building,Better teachers although some are on the stick up there butt end.and if you have the…read moremoney to put up with it everyday you can go get lunch at the variety of places close that you can go to

My son goes to this school as a freshman. He thinks not too high of it but not bad either. He says…read morethat allot of the time the cooling system fails and the rooms get very hot, especially with the building outside of the main one. He likes the teachers there and the school in general, just summers are very hot and winters can be cold.

the school education system is so bad. In half the classes you don't learn anything and the teaches…read moredon't care at all. it's so annoying when you get in trouble for the smallest thing. Im student at this school and its just horribl.

The NUMBER ONE reason I am posting this review is because "Mr. A" is AMAZING. He runs the TLC (for…read morestudents with special educational needs) and he completely transformed the experience my child had in middle school. He is so kind and is SO GOOD with his students. Really, the entire TLC team is amazing, and they have built an incredible community among the students they teach.

One if the New Years Resolutions I have is to double check on all the places I frequent to see if I…read morereview them on yelp... i dont review non-eatable places often, unless they are quite essential to me. We cam to RAA with a 2nd grader 4 years ago, from a Private school. We absolutely love the Arthur Academy experience and now that 2nd grader has moved on, my youngest is now in 2nd grade! So we have see each year from k-5th here. Absolutely amazing Principle and office staff, each teacher is caring and kind. Absolutely love the place, my 6th grader tested into all advance classes when he joined middle school and i think RAA help a ton with getting him there.

Super cheap pedicure I love it they have a cosmetology class they do your hair nails and facial…read moreplus it's super affordable

The Sabin-Schellenberg Center is a professional technical high school in the North Clackamas School…read moreDistrict. It offers over 15 professional & technical based programs for high school students to study. Some examples are Child Development, Auto Tech, Health Services, Forestry Mngt., Fire Science, CAD, Culinary Arts and Cosmetology. High school students from the 3 other high school district take elective classes at SSC and gain hands on experience in a professional based environment. Students can also earn college credit and articulation with Clackamas Community College.

Our kids have been at Marylhurst for three years, and they're thriving academically, socially, and…read moreemotionally. Our fourth grader is reading at a tenth-grade level, and our first grader is doing second-grade math--but more importantly (to us), they LOVE their school and are having an awesome experience. The teachers are just exceptional. They're all deeply attuned to each child's learning style and emotional development. The narrative reports we receive twice a year are so thoughtful and insightful that it's palpable that our kids are really KNOWN and appreciated for who they truly are. Their personality quirks, the edges where they're being challenged by a concept... it's all there. The teachers seriously SEE our kids. All of the teachers we've had has been experienced, compassionate, and connected with the kids. But the best part is that our kids have fallen in love with learning, which is what we hoped for most. Our oldest was quickly becoming an anxious perfectionist at a public school in kindergarten before we made the switch, but as soon as we moved to Marylhurst, he began to expand into a flexible, growth-mindset oriented student who understands that mistakes are one of the best ways to learn. The kids get to learn not through endless worksheets or computer programs, but through student-led projects that often turn into elaborate, imagined worlds. Since the kids own so much of the process together, they are invested in their projects, and learn to collaborate across ages in blended classrooms. And the campus is beautiful; it's woodsy and peaceful, with a pond and forested trails for cross-country running. We couldn't be happier with our kids' experience at Marylhurst. It's a nurturing, inspiring community that fosters curiosity and confidence. 10/10, five stars.

This is my son's first year at Marylhurst and he loves what he is learning and how he is learning…read moreit. He is currently in pre-school participating in music, PE and Spanish and we plan to extend into Kindergarten and beyond. There is a true sense of community amongst the school. The learning style is definitely great for our kiddo. I highly recommend you tour, it's what sold me!