My kids have been going here for two years and are In first grade and kindergarten. I love it. No…read morecomplaints.

They offer non-religious preschool as well as daycare (learning center). They also have a…read moreChristian-based elementary school that is phenomenal. All COVID precautions taking place (and then some). Caring staff, small class sizes, super cute school. Grateful we found Gateway!

this school is like my dog white small and annoying i am…read more depressed from the way they treat me here

Found toes in my pizza with hair, it tasted great but I think the sausages in the pizzas aren't…read morefrom pigs

This is one of my very favorite schools. Teachers and office staff are awrsome! Best school…read moredistrict in Washington, but it's my opinion!

ETA: The new leadership team is amazing. The school went through some challenging times, but it's…read moreback to feeling like a home away from home again.

Think hard, don't lie to yourself... Does your child need a bit of support academically? Do you…read morethink they might? Do you want small class sizes? Are they on meds that need to be administered at school? Are they Neurodiverse (Dyslexic, Anxiety, ADHD, Autistic, Dyscalculia, etc.)? If you have answered yes to any of these questions, this school probably isn't for you. We really loved the school when the kid was younger. But, partway through the lower school, supports and amenities suddenly got a lot more scarce! The Middle School is even worse. Were the staff at fault? Usually not. Decisions were made and the kids that needed a bit of help paid the price. There isn't a school nurse. They have remodeled some of the specialist-type classrooms to convert them into classrooms. There has been quite a bit of staff leaving in the last 5 years. There isn't a real 9:1 kid to teacher ratio in practice, they use alternative accounting practices including counting staff members like the librarian (kids see the librarian for an hour or less per week while most teachers rush back to their rooms for preparation time leaving the librarian often alone with the kids). Teacher assistants in the lower school are not necessarily full time and are often pulled from class to cover teachers and things like playground duties. The administration is actively trying to add more students per class, and more classes overall, as all administrators are prone to do. In short, while it is a beautiful school, it isn't for everyone. Try not to be dazzled and ask the hard questions. See if this is right for your family. It is an expensive question to get wrong.

The booster club hosts a viewing of 10 Things I Hate About You here and I LOVE it! The school looks…read morejust like in the movie, maybe even more magical. The water view and beautiful architecture are just amazing. We were in the stadium and the stairs killed us- these students must be in great shape! Lots of steps from street level down to the field. I was very happy to support the booster club and watch one of my favorite movies. They have a great parking garage with several entrances, and also some great street parking. Lots to do nearby- so much great food and wine. Excited to come to more events here someday!

If you've ever seen 10 Things I Hate About You, you'll instantly recognize this iconic high school!…read moreIf you haven't, I highly recommend watching this fun take on Shakespeare's Taming of the Shrew. Stadium High School is a centerpiece of the film, with many scenes shot right on campus. Visiting in person felt like stepping onto a movie set! The drive from Seattle to Tacoma took about 45 minutes, and navigating the city was fairly simple. There's plenty of street parking around the school, but be mindful of your surroundings. I actually witnessed someone breaking into a car in broad daylight, so I opted to park around the corner on a busier street for peace of mind. The school itself is breathtaking--its grand, castle-like architecture makes for stunning photos. Around the side, you'll find the football field, which offers incredible views of the water and boats in the distance. The gates were open while people were exercising on the track, so we were able to walk right in. Just a heads-up: the stadium stairs are steep, and there's no alternate way back up, so take your time climbing! This spot is a must-visit for movie lovers, architecture admirers, or anyone looking to soak in a bit of cinematic history. Just remember--it's an active high school, so weekends are the best time to explore without disrupting students.

The facilities are falling apart -- crumbling buildings, disgusting bathrooms reeking of drugs, and…read morea general "poor school in a poor town" vibe that screams neglect. Teachers range from decent to outright lazy, with too many phoning it in while students learn next to nothing. Academics are abysmal (bottom 50% in the state, terrible test scores), resources are chronically short due to massive budget deficits and upcoming cuts, and extracurriculars are basically irrelevant.

I aggree with Dan P and wanda schools policys are crap,…read morethey pick and choose on who and what kids deserve if anything at all, bullies and victims are brought together to talk things out witch makes things worse, my understanding from a teacher last year that the school got rid of there zero bulling policy because when disciplining them, it hurt their feelings, i suggest when your kids are bullied file a report to police , take the kid to court , and file a report on the school as well,

I came here thinking I would end up having to do 11th grade twice and not graduate on time. I came…read morefrom GHHS, which was a bad school if you are in the minority, and not popular or in a sport. The first day, after not expecting to make any friends, I had a group of people throughout the day who came up to meet me. Amazing environment. In the end of that year, 2023, I loved all of my teachers and was devastated that a favorite teacher was being laid off from the district. The next year I had even more of the greatest teachers, and I could not believe the love and support from not only them, but the ENTIRE staff. I could not stand graduating this last year, and it was heartbreaking when that day came. I finally had a good place, a place I felt supported in, other than the places I already had some support in. I wish I could've stayed forever. My legacy project will, though, and I will always visit my favorite people.

It's a school for kids who've had problems in other schools. Staff are extremely dedicated, but do…read morenot expect any academic rigor from them. If your kid's goal is successfully graduate high school without getting arrested or self harming, go here. Otherwise, you will probably find more useful opportunities elsewhere.

This school is truly a great school, led by a caring principal and support staff. The ability for…read morethis school to operate under today's conditions, amazes me. I feel sorry for the teachers who have to pay for stuff out of their own pockets, is beyond me.

This school is pretty good! The only thing this school lacks is dealing with bullying. I had a…read moreproblem with bullying and they said to use "Kelso Choices" and deal with it myself i would like that to change. Nothing else wrong with this school.