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 for 4 years and my experience was horrible, the PE teacher named Mr. Hrushka stole my…read moreapple airpods out of my backpack while I was attending PE class. Also on my first day of senior year someone hit my car leaving a giant scratch and dent while I was in class and the teachers did nothing about it amd told me it was my own problem. 0/10 would not recommend this school.

The Clearwater School is a true testament to the values of diversity, inclusion, and community…read more Within a year of being there, my 8-year-old son (then six), who had never before felt comfortable in social groups outside his family, began calling this place his second home. He was given the time and space to build relationships with staff and other students at his own pace, always supported but never rushed. Children at Clearwater learn what they are interested in, developing one of the most valuable lifelong skills--how to learn. Through observation and thoughtful discussions with students, staff, and family, my son has deepened his understanding of people, the world around him, and, most importantly, himself. In his two years at Clearwater, he has learned to navigate conflicts through the Justice Committee, advocate for his needs through the democratic process, and appreciate the significance of friendship, culture, and responsibility within a community. And along the way, he has also learned to read, perform arithmetic, estimate probability and statistics, and explore physics through hands-on construction. He loves drawing, music, and the logic of computer programming--all interests that have flourished in an environment where curiosity is nurtured. I am incredibly grateful for the existence of this school and the role it plays in my son's life--and in our family's life.

Our kids have been at Clearwater for the past six years. We love that they are empowered to be…read moretheir authentic selves, have time to pursue their interests, learn to advocate for themselves and what is right AND get to be on a beautiful, large campus that they are working together to restore. The mixed ages were a concern for us at first, but our experience has been that it creates a beautiful caring community that accommodates different ages and abilities. We love the staff (most have been there for over 5 years) and our kids are thriving!

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.