My children have been at Magnolia Coop for the past four years and I can't recommend this school…read moreenough. I was drawn to the coop model because I loved the idea of building a community for not just our children, but our whole family, as well as having the rare opportunity to learn alongside our children. I know a lot of parents today wish for a "village" of support for their families, and I really feel our family has this thanks to the coop. It's the norm for families to schedule impromptu playdates at local parks and check in on each other when someone is sick or welcomes a new baby. And nothing makes me happier than seeing my kids excited to run into coop families and teachers while out in the neighborhood. The staff is also top tier - from the teachers to the parent educators. I've been so impressed by all the thought and care the teachers put into their curriculum and classrooms, as well as how well they know my children. One of my children starts kindergarten next year, and I know he's so ready thanks to all the skills and confidence he's built while at the coop. It's also been so lovely to have the teachers and parent educators as resources and sounding boards during tougher/unfamiliar parenting phases. They've always made me feel seen, supported, and accepted.

I cannot recommend Magnolia Cooperative Preschool highly enough. When we first enrolled, I thought…read moreI was just signing my child up for a fun place to play a few times a week. I didn't realize I was signing myself up for a masterclass in parenting. The "Co-op" Difference If you are on the fence about the work commitment involved in a co-op, let me tell you: it is worth every second. Being in the classroom allows you to see how your child interacts with the world when you aren't hovering directly over them (even though you are nearby). You learn to trust them, and they learn independence in a safe, supported environment. Plus, the monthly parent education meetings (affiliated with North Seattle College) are invaluable. We learned about emotional regulation, brain development, and practical discipline strategies that actually work. I am a calmer, more confident parent because of this school. Play-Based Learning at Its Best MCP understands that for ages 3-5, play is work. The curriculum is brilliant. It isn't about worksheets; it's about sensory bins filled with textures, painting at the easel, building complex block structures, and dramatic play. My child learned math concepts through cooking and physics through water play. By the time we left for Kindergarten, my child was socially adaptable, curious, and ready to learn--skills that go far beyond just knowing their ABCs. The Atmosphere The vibe at MCP is joyful and "messy" in the best way possible. It's a place where kids are allowed to get dirty, make noise, and explore. The classroom is bright and organized, and the outdoor play areas are fantastic for getting energy out even during the gloomier Seattle months. Financial Value Seattle preschools can be incredibly expensive. The co-op model makes high-quality early education accessible. For the quality of teachers, the low adult-to-child ratio, and the facility, the tuition is a steal. You "pay" the difference with your time, but that time is spent bonding with your child and their friends. Magnolia Co-op is a special place that nurtures the whole family. If you want to be actively involved in your child's early education and want to make friends with other families who value community, look no further. It's the perfect launchpad for school life.

This school is incredible. They are mission driven and really support young women and gender…read moreexpansive youth in stepping into their strengths. It's been a phenomenal experience for us.

Our granddaughter has flourished at SGS. She has gained confidence in many of her class projects…read more Great integration of subjects and team building. She has participated in team sports that she wouldn't have experienced in her public school. When we visited we were so impressed as we were greeted at each class by two girls who introduced themselves and explained the class. We have been so pleased to see how our granddaughter is becoming a very poised young lady.

West Sound Academy is a real treasure. Not only does the school provide a top-notch education, but…read morethe culture brings out the best in students. The school has a way of fostering what's unique and special in each kid, and the result is well-rounded people ready for the world. My son attended grades 6-12, and so we saw first-hand how well the IB program prepared them for college admissions and education. And we saw how the amazing music, theater, and art programs develop interesting and thoughtful citizens of the world.

West Sound Academy has been a great experience for our kid. The teachers meet students where they…read moreare and encourage them to take their learning to the next level. There are lots of leadership opportunities, and the combination of academics and opportunity is unmatched. The campus is beautiful, too!

The new Juanita High School is taking shape thanks to the taxpayers passing the bond measure. A…read moremajor portion of the construction is complete. The newer buildings are great especially the auditorium that looks and sounds acoustically awesome. I appreciate the leadership and hard work of the faculty to cultivate the next generation of leaders. Their Cambridge program is awesome. I would not go by the ratings on greatschools. They have a great music program too. Highly recommend you check out JHS. Go Rebels!

Staff and teachers at Juanita really care about the students, they do the best with the resources…read morethey are given. It is a very diverse school which is great. New admin this year is amazing, hopeful for a bright future for JHS!

Idk why people say this school is bad, it's great, all the teachers and students are nice.read more

The experience I had at McKnight was the reason I hated school so much. As someone with a good…read moreacademic standing from middle to high school, I reserve the right to say that many of their staff were authoritative red guards and unqualified to teach. The rules are highly restrictive and the school has too many policies, resulting in rebellious and hateful attitudes towards the administrative staff. You're not allowed to use your phone at ANY time of the day including lunch and you are required to be seated at all times in the cafeteria. No student is allowed to carry a backpack or bag of any kind, so they are required to use their locker or carry by hand. You are not allowed to have bags or any school materials during lunch. Their programs are terrible and lacking in advanced STEM courses to prepare for high school. It's ironic how they hang up posters that display, "failure is not an option" because at McKnight, failure is on their agenda.

Great school! Definitely recommend it is a really good school and it goes k through 8 you get to…read morehave reading buddies

I'm gonna hang on the commons and then come back and then come to hang this weekend I wanna hang in…read morehere I don't want you going skiing and I'm just not trying to get you I wanna was a really fun night and I just didn't wanna hang this way back I wanna was a good was the day I wanna was a good was a good I wanna was a really fun day and fun day at school and then everybody was talking and I got a ride to work so I'm going skiing and then I'm gonna is it to come to the party tomorrow and I'm going to hang tmr with the girls I have fun and hang up and I don't think you ever get to hang out with me and my brother and I just wanna hang out with you guys and I wanna was a really fun day and I wanna was a really fun day and I wanna was a really fun day and I wanna was a really fun day and I wanna was a really fun day and I wanna was a really fun day I love ya and you have fun with us and hang up with us all night lol bruh bruh is a time to come to over and then come back and?!?!?! Jesus is god

LAKE WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL @ KIRKLAND…read more I went to high school here from 2018 to 2022, so it's been about three years since I last came back. I decided to take a walk around and check out the new high school renovations, and it's absolutely beautiful. I love all the glass windows throughout the building, it makes the space feel very open and modern. Parking looks pretty much the same as before. If you're a student, you're able to park on the right side of the parking lot. There's also a bus station just down the road from the high school, about a two-minute walk, which a lot of students use. Traffic can get really bad during peak times, especially when students are being dropped off or leaving for the day. Overall, my experience attending this high school was really positive. I loved the people and felt like it was a great school environment. The cafeteria food was pretty decent, you do have to pay for it, and there are also vending machines available. The overall vibe was great, and I genuinely enjoyed my time here. There are also a lot of food places right down the road. If you're a senior and able to leave campus during lunch, I would highly recommend checking them out. Overall, this was a great school and a really positive experience.

This is a great school! There's always something new, but the new bell schedule creates a new list…read morefor each day of the week. Parking is also a challenge with the high enrollment but graduation rates are excellent for Washington state schools

Excellent Education. Two of our children graduated from NYHS and I could not be happier with the…read morepreparation they received. There are about 65 kids in 4 grades which seems small but it works out to be an advantage to our kids in the ways that actually matter. My kids did AP and UofW classes, lots of sports, tons of extra curriculars, and grew so much over the four years. One of my kids was super interested in the Jewish part of the dual curriculum and one was less so - but both ended up loving it. Both ended up with their own authentic relationship to their Judaism which seems like one of our top goals. If I was to add one last thought to this, it's that NYHS did a great job at the subtle things that are truly important to the kids' future success and happiness. When we were looking at High Schools 5 years ago, we may not have been focused on the facets that ended up being the most important. Now we know so much more and are so thankful that we ended up at NYHS.

Northwest Yeshiva High School has been an excellent modern Orthodox institution for my son. It…read morefosters a vibrant environment for Jewish learning and community. I appreciate how the school meets each student at their level, striving to support those who need extra help while also challenging those who are ready for more advanced work. The teachers and staff genuinely care about their students and are committed to their overall success. NYHS offers a fun experience for kids, with a variety of electives, a strong sports program, and engaging activities like trips, camping, Shabbatons, and team-building events. I highly recommend this school to anyone with a Jewish background seeking a quality Jewish education!