The teachers and admin at this school care deeply about their students And do a very good job in…read moresupporting them.

In the bumping town of Cashmere, there exists a high school, Cashmere High School. The school has a…read moremarching band. On warm summer evenings just before classes start up for the year, the music of the marching band can be heard wafting through the streets surrounding the school. When I visit my uncle at that time of year we like to sit outside on a patio, and the sounds of the marching band provide a real-life soundtrack in the background. The campus is nice, with a large parking lot provided right outside the front entrance. When I visited the campus on-foot one Saturday, a bus for sports was waiting for athletes. There was ample space to load/unload and abundant open parking for the student-athletes. The campus is tucked a little off the main road(s) in Cashmere, which is nice for reducing background noise and distractions during class.

Amazing School with an excellent experience Instructor. Best school in Wenatchee with many learning…read moreopportunities

They don't answer their phone or reply to messages about services they supposedly offer.read more

Best time ever! My daughter and I made our own ornaments this weekend and really enjoyed ourselves…read more Nothing like the glass blowing we have done in the past where you feel like part of a production line. Craig and Jori were a pleasure to work with and we were able to do as much (or a little) as we were comfortable doing, while not being made to feel dumb. I will definitely do this again and would recommend it to anyone considering doing it.

I cannot recommend the glassblowing experience at Boulder Bend Glassworks highly enough! My husband…read moreand I have had a lot of cool dates but this was by far the most engaging, interesting, and memorable. A few days in Leavenworth provided just enough time for us to create the best souvenirs we've ever had. Glassblowing sessions are available by appointment on Saturdays and then your projects have to cool (they are over 1000 degrees!) so you get to pick them up that Tuesday or have them mailed to you. My husband was a natural but I needed a little more help- Craig and Jori were both very patient and gracious and provided all of the coaching and support needed to make sure that my project turned out- you can be confident they will work with you to ensure that you are safe and successful no matter your skill or ability level. They are always willing to step in and they have such a wealth of expertise to share- we learned so much from them and it was such a unique activity- the equipment required is thousands of dollars so it's truly once in a lifetime. In addition to the glassblowing experience, they also have a gallery of their own work available to view or purchase. All of it is gorgeous and I have a much greater appreciation for it after seeing how intensive the process is to make something small and "simple" in comparison. You have a few options of projects to choose from and they rotate by season. Jori told us that "everything tastes better out of a handmade glass" so that's what we went with this time though I'm hoping we will have the opportunity to come back and make something else in the future. This was genuinely such a great value for the experience, the products themselves, and the memory we'll talk about for years to come- an absolute must if you're in Leavenworth!

I got crabs in E-WA, and I want everyone else to get them, too…read more St. Joseph's Catholic School has several fundraisers throughout the year that involve food and *adult beverages* (to loosen up the wallet for raffle tickets and auctions, of course), but the Crab Feed (always in March) is a MUST. It doesn't matter what your faith-wise leanings are, you just need to like crab. I have been around the Seafood Festival block a time or two, and I know from crab feed. They are on their game, 100%. Here's why: For $30 (same price in 2010 and 2011), you get a starfish stamp on your wrist, 2 drink tokens in your hand, and a seat at the kids table. Once seated, you will be offered salad and spaghetti to go with the giant basket of bread that was already there, waiting for you. I pass, saving room for the reason I'm here in the first place: crab. Then it begins...you have these cards, kind of like bidding paddles at Sotheby's, except these say "CRAB" and you don't have to sell your kidney to afford the merchandise. You hold up the card. Stealthily, the Bucket Brigade show up, legs and claws overflowing from their containers. Trays of butter (the real deal) and cocktail sauce (horseradishy!) whiz by and you snag a cup or two. You devour buckets of crustaceans, create mountains of shells, and just as the last leg is lifted from the bucket you hold up the card again, and VOILA, more crabby goodness. Look out in the back parking lot and you'll see the Foodservice of America semi truck parked out there. THIS is what All You Can Eat Crab Feed means, people. Good beer (that's right, not just Bud Light and Corona, good microbrews plus Guinness. E-WA is stepping up their game) and decent wine available, you get one drink for each of your tokens. Or, go big, buy a pitcher of IPA for $12 or a bottle of wine for $15. And that's why you'll say to yourself, "I got crabs in E-WA, and I loved it!"

Best education possible. Proud to say our kids attend St Joes.read more