My Neice's enjoy this school I feel they have quality staff and a great curriculum. A large campus…read moreand a diverse population. I'd say it's a good school. Based off what I've seen.

This is a racist school. If u are International student, u will not be treated fairly. U will be…read moreteaching how to act surprised when open a gift even u are almost adults. School also gives wired rules about how international student cannot close their doors in their host family. There is no privacy. Most teachers here are obviously not qualified. Overall I do not feel any respect and I cannot believe this is a Christian school. Enjoy your time here:)

CCS goes through so many teachers each year that it's hard for the kids to have someone that truly…read moreknows them their senior year for letters of recommendation. They don't plan very well when they know a math teacher will be in maternity leave amd have gotten subs that can't answer geometry questions. Several kids were failing that year. They also have had a new Spanish teacher the last five years, one of which was teaching a different dialect from what most HS in this area teach amd he was difficult to understand, even as someone who is fluent in Spanish. Another time was super unorganized and my child didn't learn much and another of which my child had to help her with certain words in Spanish I! They also don't offer a lot of the classes other private schools are able to at least compete with public schools. Also admin doesn't like to deal with problems and like to turn their back on them or ignore them as though they don't exist. K-6 was good but I would highly recommend going somewhere else 7-12th. If you do put your kid here for secondary be prepared for the fact that there are still the same problems that other schools have, kids doing drugs and alcohol, fighting, name calling, bullying, threats, sexting, drama, and kids engaging in sexual activity. Oh and none of their sports teams are very good and there's no cuts so everyone gets to play so it's not competitive at all.

Parkland is an excellent school offering a solid Christ-centered foundation that prepares students…read morefor success in both school and real life. I highly recommend Parkland for quality private school education.

Love our pre-school! Our second child to attend. Wonderful, caring staff. Learn basics; colors,…read morenumbers, interactive skills. Bible verses and chapel, singing. Couldn't be any better.

i love blhs it is such an amazing school. all of the teachers are so helpful and kind to me. i am a…read morepetite little boy in 10th grade. i will walk around in booty shorts and always will bark when i see my favortie teacher. i love when they take me to the back and punish me for being a bad little boy. they will give a blue form and not let me near others

sophomore chrome books are so ass. sorry i'm human and it's dies sometimes. like i shouldn't have…read moreto get it fixed when it dies. that is it a computer. why the actual f*** do the underclass man and upper class have chromebook that works. sounds like we are the experiment class. wanted to utilize my chromebook this summer but no i can't so thank you bonney lake.

Well... we moved to our current house because we wanted our kids to grow up in Puyallup Schools…read more Our oldest son and daughter went to Brouillet Elementary. Our experience started off strong as we had some really good teachers but after a new principle took over many of them jumped ship. After a very disappointing and ridiculous approach to the pandemic, we left for private school. We felt that after nearly suffocating our kids for year and a half, we were DONE. Enduring the combination of far left progressive politics infused in the classroom and oblivious approach to child development, it was apparent that, to the administration, our kids were seen as $ signs and political statements, not as people. As far as teachers, there are some VERY good people who work in this district. We have many friends who teach in district and are AMAZING in spite of their environment and the BS they put up with. Now, I would give the teachers overall a 3 star because our experience was so bipolar. One year our son had a really great teacher, who challenged him, held him accountable and pushed him to grow. The next his teacher stopped showing up after the first week. Literally no showed, leaving the whole class in disarray. Ultimately, we felt that the "luck of the draw" approach was absurd, and we subsequently left. Private school is a major sacrifice but far better, very enriching with HIGH expectations for personal responsibility. We will never go back to Puyallup Schools.

I'm a student apart of the Teaching Careers class. currently we are on a field trip to Central…read moreWashington University and before we were promised a charter bus. a large amount of the classmates got excited and brought all sorts of things for the charter bus (I've been on one before so I knew what to prepare), but when students arrived for the trip, instead there was a regular ugly yellow bus. as many of students know, the buses are so uncomfortable to sit in, heating sucks, and there is little leg room. I was hoping this could have been a bus for a sports team needing to go someplace early, but instead we are given this. I am honestly disappointed in both school district and whoever sets up charter buses. You promised us a charter bus, we deserve that charter bus. Thank you.

This school is completely brand new from floors to the field. The track is cinder though. The…read moreteachers are good and overall it feeds into a great high school.

This school is like super bad. The lunch lady didn't let me buy a Pepsi. Their vending machines…read morebreak all the time.

I found Huntington here on Yelp because I was looking for a tutoring center to help my 7 year-old…read moreget caught up from a rough 1.5 years of learning through the computer. Ugh. At first I was hesitant because we're not ready to do in-person learning because of COVID, but I found out they do one-on-one learning via Zoom (not 4:1 like the competitor). They started off the program by completing an assessment of where my son was at, learning-wise, the cost of this assessment is typically $195 but they had a special for $95. It was three hours long and went really in-depth. I was afraid kiddo would peter out but they gave him sufficient breaks. After the assessment, they went over the results with my husband and I via Zoom. Don't be scared- you're here to get help and you brought your kid here because you know they needed a boost- right? The results go over their scores in all of the subject areas, and they go backward to try and identify missed skills that might be holding them back; in my son's case, they went from 2nd grade back to kindergarten. The results will "prescribe" a certain amount of hours that your kid needs to catch up. After that, you purchase session hours that can be used in blocks. They charge per hour. As I mentioned, they're 1:1 sessions. My son has completed about 30 hours, and it's really helping him. He's a kiddo that really doesn't like distance learning and really doesn't stay engaged and I was concerned the same thing would happen here, but it didn't. By some sort of wizardry- my son is able to sit through the 2-3 hour sessions with his tutor. He's given breaks, they briefly allow him to be silly, and know how to get him back on task. It's pricey, and I did have some sticker shock, but my employer was reimbursing for these services for a brief timeframe. If you can afford it- it's great. I like the 1:1 ratios, purchasing hours of instruction (rather than a monthly amount), the ability to distance learn, and the way the instructors are able to both keep my kid engaged and teach him. Bonus points, for my fellow introverts: they have a text messaging system. You can text them. It's freaking awesome. Down with phone calls!

This learning center has changed our lives!! My sister had a stroke and we were looking for a…read moreprogram to help her relearn the basics. Let me tell you they went above a beyond to help her. She can now read and recognize words, solve simple math problems, and use her words to Express herself now. The Evan's family is truly grateful for the Huntington Learning Center. Thank you to Alyssa and Dean for your support and encouragement!!!!

As a family, we are loving the decision to take our kids to Seattle Christian School. The campus…read morehas K-12 in the building therefore, our 5th grader is still in school with our 10th grader. The professional teachers, faith based education and the community feel on the campus is reassuring to me as a mom. I feel the education is superior and the athletic program is competitive. I love the confidence our kids have gained and the friends they are making. I feel this college prep-faith based school is the right choice for our family.