Our family has been at Windsong for many years. All three of our kids are currently attending. We…read morevalue the commitment of their educators, who are deliberate and meticulous with their teaching practices. We value the school community, who are wholesome, welcoming, and supportive. We value the lack of technology in the classroom, which, in this age, is practically unheard of in any other school setting. All these values coalesce into an education where our children are thriving. Resilience is reinforced through small everyday actions that instill perseverance and enable children to push through life's difficulties. The five C's of twenty-first century skills include critical thinking, creativity, communication, collaboration, and character. I see this every day with my children and their peers. On field trips, facilitators of the tours have commented on observing these traits too - a testament to the quality of their education. Things that should be highlighted: - In the grades, first through eight, the students travel in a cohort with the same teacher. This builds rapport, year after year, and better understanding of how the child learns best. - It's tech free. No computers, no tablets, no movies. Zip. Zilch. Nada. Kids have their hands on realia. Not screens. - Updates. Parents receive updates from their teachers, snippets of what's happening in the classroom. - It comes with a wholesome community. Friendly, welcoming, and inclusive with plenty of coordinated opportunities to socialize with others, if your family is socially inclined. - The kids are outdoors every single day with plenty of recess time and weekly hikes. In the grades, they take plenty of field trips, locally and further. They camp and take international trips. It's an amazing experience for the students. We're excited to be a part of this school community and look forward to many more years here.

We love Windsong so much! Our children are thriving, the teachers are dedicated and passionate, and…read morethe community is vibrant. We love the low-no tech value in the community and the protection of childhood. It's such a unique and wonderful education - so blessed to be a part of it!

First time at Rogers high school to watch my little buddy play his basketball game…read more Looks nice enough.

At the 2024 Fiesta Party. No icream. They took my two tickets (which paid for one scoop per ticket)…read moreand they didn't give me icream. I WANT MY ICREAM.

The best teachers and community in Spokane! The curriculum and flexibility with the small class…read moresizes make this school perfect for giving my kids the education they need. I wish we found this school sooner.

I've only been going here a few weeks and it's much better than Ridgeline High School because they…read moreserve better food, have better staff, the building looks like Charles Xavier's School for gifted youngsters and Hogwarts at the same time, and they don't talk about academic success every damn second. I award this school 4 Stars.

Very well set out wrestling dual meet. The parking across the street was all reserved for the event…read moreall day. Also, affordable to get in to watch the event. There are restaurants within a 4 min walk to and from the event also.

Very unstructured class and in a shooting there is no cover. Teachers don't do the best job. Just…read moreto add the building may have history but should not be used for a school.

I use to got to pride prep but in my personal opinion it was way better than district 81. All…read moreproblems involving bullying were almost instantly solved and the entirely building has been remodeled so that all the rooms are actually rooms I have no complaints other then the two people who run pride prep ( Bryan and Brenda) have some really dark history