This school is simply unacceptable. It is NOT a suitable learning environment for our children. The…read moreplace is old and unsanitary, and the staff seem like they do not enjoy working there, according to my child Jimmy. This school needs to rehire their staff and remodel the campus if they want a better Whitman.

I don't want to write a review where everyone is bad because we had one bad experiences but I've…read morehad mostly good experiences here at Whitman I will be switching schools going from here to villa academy but this school is very nice most of the staff is very nice there strict but reasonable and I must say the school is saying no bully tolerance but they don't do A lot to enforce that but most of the bad things that happen to the school such as vandalism and bomb threats and fights are no thanks to the 8 graders not saying all off them are like this but a lot of them vandalize I have witnessed my self and I encourage the school try and find the people who do this via cameras or other but I feel bad for the staff and janitor's who pick up the mess us boys and girls leave in the bathroom but the teachers and staff are nice I've close with my history teacher and ELA teacher the school it's self is I'm not the best condition the tiles are uneven there rust and other weird stuff you can find but all in all this is a pretty nice school lots to improve though

I graduated from Shorewood High School in June 2010 at 17 years of age with my commencement one…read moreweek after my commencement from Shoreline Community College for an Associate of Arts and Sciences degree. Attending the school on-campus from the autumn of 2006 to the spring of 2008, I enjoyed the classes and variety of electives offered. My teachers were good to excellent and I enjoyed the campus design. It has since been remodeled into a multi-story structure. I took part on the swim team all four years, track and field one spring, and water polo two springs. Some of the dynamics between students in my classes and in sports came to be a bit tiring, so I decided to take part in the Washington State Running Start program full-time from the autumn of 2008 to the spring of 2010. This meant I took 100% of my classes at Shoreline Community College instead of the high school. It was a great was to transition to college coursework and attain my first college degree in conjunction with my high school diploma as the credits I earned counted for both.

It's horrible.Everybody ignores you and when you try to talk to anybody else, they just keep…read moretalking to each other as if you were never there.Most of the student population are just mediocre lazy people who just scroll on social media for another dopamine hit.They never have any hobbies, either!I'm literally a programmer, an electronics engineer, a musician/composer, and a multi-instrumentalist, yet all anybody else knows how to do is, scroll on Instagram,TikTok,orYouTube Shorts.SometimesI might find somebody who knows a thing or two, but like everybody else,they ignore me.And if that wasn't enough, there are some of the most wretched bullies in here!Just the other day they decided to throw food(that were taste testing in health class) at me, as they kept cackling like the devil!Finally,Ican't find any actual clubs about any of my hobbies, so it's not even diverse.(The only thing that came close was LEARN how to code, which I already know well).If only there were clubs for me at least!

I went to Roosevelt and made many friends there. They have an amazing Jazz and Theatre program…read more However, their Choir teacher Mrs Kent was the worst teacher I ever had. She told me to stand up in front of my entire class to show them "how not to sing" knowing I had my wisdom teeth removed the day before. She was misogynistic, picked favorites and singled out the girls for laughing with each other before class. she said, "why would we expect men to respect us and not see us as objects when we act like that." Other than MRS KENT... Roosevelt was an amazing school.

This school has a great track and field that is open on the weekends. The parking wasn't an issue…read morefor me either. I would very much recommend this track to other runners.

School pretty good i guess some kid are pretty mean not gonna lie but like its the closest school…read moreto my house so like ya i give it like a 4

Best k-dance club in the state who spread the vibe of joy, inclusion, and happy happyread more

The school is astonishingly mid if not below mid Would not…read morerecommend Lincoln high school

School is little bit on fire. The ppl there are amazing, though there are people who are kinda…read moreannoying but it's pretty good

Hamilton is a good school i guess a lot of ppl fight and like in the girls bathroom it's sometimes…read morea mess honestly making friends in this school is quiet easy (atleast for me) everyone is kind. The teachers are okay there are some who are just very strict so uhh !! Math is either confusing for me or she teaches us stuff that we already know but it's ok as long as i'm not having to do a lot of work i'm fine with it but like my math teacher be giving us test like once a month which is uhh A LOt. Sometimes when it's passing period everything is just wild like there is a lot of pushing and very crowded place also the passing period time is only 5 minutes and in my opinion i think that's a little too low for me, one of the biggest issue are the kids fighting like i'm just trying to get to my locker and then some kid fights and pushes me on my locker like what go do it somewhere else Lastly the lunch is like very nasty but there could be a random day when the lunch is just very good but that happens once in a while so..! I rate this school a 7/10

A true hidden gem. Warmly recommend for anyone looking for a school that fosters creativity and…read morelearning and really engages the kids. I can only echo the other reviews here -- phenomenal art and science programs, daily hour of park time, and kids get to mix with different ages for lunch, play and reading. We also love the strong emphasis on reading. Instead of homework, kids come home with one book to read every day. Our son went from deciphering 3 letter words to reading books within weeks of starting K at Matheia. All this without screens. And where else do you get to build a rocket and launch it at the park!

We are part of the school and moved from a local public school where we completed kindergarten. We…read morelove the school. Among its strengths: project based education (kids get depth of learning rather than transactionally hopping across disjointed exercises and concepts every 10 mins), low student to teacher ratio (which means teachers are not stressed, truly attuned, and can tailor approaches for each student), very strong and friendly parent community, phenomenal art and emotional development program.

I have visited this high school twice so far to support my friends' daughter school events. So far,…read moreI have been impressed with the results. I don't have personal experience to be a student here, so I can only comment on what I have seen and what my friends (parents of students there) tell me. All my friends, as parents, and their children, as students, are quite happy with this school. Other than being well known for their academics, I am also very impressed with their extracurriculars. They offer a wide variety of sports, theaters, and clubs of every type. They even have a chicken coop. My friends' daughters participate in swimming, wrestling, choir, theater, and more. In particular, my friend told me despite their reputation for academics, they don't push the college path for their students. The students are encouraged to choose - college or not. For this visit, we went to watch their drama group's "Urinetown" production. It is an impressively edgy story for a high school production. Apparently, the drama teacher wanted something very opposite of their previous production, which was the family friendly "Seussical". The students choose drama class as an elective. They can choose to be performers or be in the tech team. Some of these kids can sing very well! The sets are very good, too. Their theater is quite nice, too. Bathrooms are just outside the theater. Parking is plentiful during non-school hours. If you are interested in supporting a local high school, there are two more shows available. Tickets can be purchased online here. https://bsd405.hometownticketing.com/embed/all?schools=14