We've had a wonderful experience at St Stephens. The teachers and staff are caring and provide…read morestudents with a quality education in a safe environment. Covid protocols are strictly followed & the school was quick to transition to online and, when safe, back to in-person learning last fall. Great school!!!

Unlike all the ratings from parents, I am a student at SSA. This place is pure torture for me. I…read morethink the uniform could be improved because,on hot days absolutely NO one wants to wear dark colors during the sunny afternoons. The teachers are super strict and not the good kind of strict, the bad kind. The only reason why I like this place is seeing specific people here. The curriculum is HORRIBLE! No one wants to learn Latin. It's a dead language like what the heck! All the homework is very stressful and really drians out your energy whoch could affect your mental health. Parents, if you love your kid's mental health,don't take them here. They say bad things about public schools but not all public schools are bad. Read the public school reviews, most of them are saying good things about the school.

Public Admission Price: FREE Vendor Help: students are there…read moreto help you unload from your car to your booth, and they help you bring your stuff back to your car. Lunch: can buy. The snack carts come by (2-3x) to give FREE drinks or snacks to the vendors. Parking: parking lot and street Restrooms: on site Elevator to the upstairs lunchroom. Tables/Chairs: chairs provided, 6' tables not provided. Two floors of holiday shopping! As a vendor, this is one place where I made a NEW RECORD HIGH. One reason why I gave one less star: I didn't find anyone to help us, all the students were helping other vendors load their stuff back to the car, and we have to climb up & down the stairs. Only @ the last minute, we found out, they have elevators. NO ONE told us, about it, not even the organizers! I have to find the organizer, she came by my booth, not introducing herself.

Saturday November 14th, 2015 10am- 5pm…read more13000 SW 2nd, Beaverton Public Admission Price: FREE Vendor Help: students are there to help you unload from your car to your booth, and they help you bring your stuff back to your car. Lunch: can buy. The snack carts come by (2-3x) to give FREE drinks or snacks to the vendors. Parking: parking lot and street Restrooms: on site Elevator to the upstairs shopping area Two floors of holiday shopping from local artisans and merchants! Unique handcrafted items, gourmet foods, live music. FREE coffee, cocoa, popcorn, and prizes!! Professional photos with Santa from 11-2.

We love this school! St Cecilia offers a great curriculum, caring staff and an amazing community.read more

My family has been welcomed with open arms by the community here at St. Cecilia. I have had nothing…read morebut positive experiences from the students, parents, teachers, and staff. The principal is supportive, compassionate, and professional. The teachers care deeply about their students and create dynamic lessons that engage the students. I am so happy to be a part of this community and look forward to having both of my kids here through 8th grade.

Have attended my football and baseball games here, cheering my friend's kids on! The set up for…read moresporting events is fantastic - comfortable seating, ability to see everything from the stands, an audio system that is clear and clean restrooms. Jesuit High School is a well rounded, inclusive school with excellent academics, arts and athletics. While the faith component is strong, one does not have to be Catholic to attend. Nor does one have to come from a wealthy family; 25% receive financial aid. They provide a stellar education while teaching students the importance of being a contributing member of society, taking care of themselves while also looking out for and caring about others. Community service is a graduation requirement. Students not only learn about problems Facing today's society,, they are encourage to develop and apply solutions. This should be part of every school's curriculum, imho.

We felt so welcomed at the Jesuit Open House in October. So many current students were smiling and…read morewelcoming us onto their campus and into the community they are so proud to be a part of. The teachers, faculty and administration are top notch and show a care and concern you don't get at many local schools.

The staff and the facilities. It's rundown and dangerous and the staff are unprofessional. There is…read morezero consistency in experience from student to student and zero visibility into what the curriculum actually is. Communication is abysmal and the staff don't seem to care. If you try to be involved and communicate, several of the teachers will just stop responding, as if you are inconveniencing them. It's very obvious which kids they like and which they don't, and I promise you the kids are aware. It's heartbreaking to see.

we transfered our son in the middle of the school year from a larger Catholic school, and I must…read moresay, the only regret we have is not joining St. Matthew School earlier! The principal and teachers are warm and welcoming, and our son finally felt he is cared for! hE IS IN 5TH gradeThere are 17 students in the classroom , and he thrives, he retains more information, now that he is able to interact with his teachers and get his questions answered. He adapted from the first day and made friends easily, I strongly recommend this school beyond other private schools!

My son who's now graduating from high school was a student at Pilgrim from 1st grade to 8th. This…read moreschool is awesome!! While he had some not so great experiences, overall it was wonderful especially the middle school. The teachers are amazing (love you Mrs Hall and Stehle!) and cared deeply about each student! The academic requirements are good and appropriate. We dearly miss Pilgrim

I love this school. All of.my kids went to Pilgrim for 10 years. They exceled in high school…read morebecause of the education they received here. The teachers care and the education is top notch. ​

This is a wonderful school. We had a terrific experience with kindergarten and are now going into…read more1st grade. Mrs Hamilton was an absolute joy to work with. We love the diversity as well.

Didn't know going in but seems the teachers are over-expecting of even 3-year old students... This…read morewill be a rant. They expect them to finish "school work" and "assignments" even though they are pre-school and there are no true assignments for that age. (At least there shouldn't be) We had our child in first grade at the beginning of the year and removed him due to many blatant circumstances... one was due to a combined 1st and 2nd grade experience which he wasn't prepared for the combined learning and greatly divided attention based on acumen. They said they treat both separately but we were sent home with homework that was NOT for a first grader. This brings up a greater issue. We believe this school thinks of themselves as a higher/further educational school for bright children. They are not. They give work to children without the teaching/learning they need to actually accomplish the work. Unless you are the culture/lifestyle that also teaches your child at home, your child may be lost or left behind at this school. This has by far been the most "by the book/rules" "school" that I have seen for CHILDREN as young as three years old. Do we really think that three year olds should "finish their homework"? Do three year olds even need homework!? I believe enrolling my son in this school was one of the worst decisions I have made in my raising him to this date. He has been thriving and multitudes happier since attending public school I can't imagine why he hated this school so much.

Attended the spring band concert. Jazz, concert, symphonic and wind ensemble bands treated us to a…read morenight of varied and skillfully done pieces. This is a large hs (~2500) so each offering was medium to large in scale. We enjoyed it immensely but the wind ensemble captured our attention most due to my g'son composing and conducting one of the pieces. All in all a great program and these students should be proud! Well done!

Good school, decent teachers, nice kids, but THE BATHROOMS?! I don't think I've seen anything…read moreworse. AGS 1 class is getting VR headsets while I'm sitting in a stall, where the floor is damp from broken pipes, lunch food is strewn about like the entire room is a trash can, and the smell of vape is overwhelming. I don't know where the money is going, but it's sure not going to the bathrooms