Man alive. My daughter went, very hesitant, to BASE, at the beginning of last school year as a 6th…read moregrader. We got SO lucky to get the second round lottery pick to enroll. She wasn't thrilled because she thought she was going to Summa. But I told her "baby cake, give it a year for me, if you hate it you can leave, but I think you're going to find your people there." And she SO has. She loves her teachers, the classes, andnshe has FOUND her people. I'm HOPEFUL (hear me Universe!!) That my son gets in for 6th grade as well because Conestoga is NOT an option. Principal Fitzpatrick and Principal Davilla are both very hands on and involved. I've become involved with the PTO and it's everything a PTO SHOULD be. A group of parents whose kids attend, who are looking to raise money for their kids school, make it more FUN, and support the staff and students. There is NO snooty BS, no cliques. Just good people who work SO hard to make an impact. BASE is still a baby school, having formed in 2020, and then not really having a chance to gel before the pandemic. They brought the Health and Science school together with the tech. And BASE was born. Now those incoming 6th graders are freshman this year and my daughter's class (Class of 2032!) is the FIRST to have the PTO formed and operating. I'm so excited to see how BASE will grow and be even better in the next 7 years!! Also, can we have a parents night where we get to explore the autopsy table?!?!

We had our son enrolled at BASE for one year (6th grade) before deciding to withdraw him at the end…read moreof the school year. The school presents an air of elitism, but in our experience, the educational process and academic quality does not reflect that image. It is difficult to find a teacher who took a truly proactive role in ensuring that students fully grasp the material. Most seemed to limit their involvement to lecturing, answering questions, grading assignments and quizzes, and leaving the rest to parents. We saw no exceptions to this during our year at BASE--though to be fair, we were only there for 6th grade, so perhaps there are more engaged teachers in other grades. However, we were not willing to wait and see. A major challenge is the Beaverton School District's shift away from using standard textbooks. BASE follows this approach, and none of our son's 6th grade classes used any official textbooks. Instead, each teacher compiled and used their own collection of materials, which varied in quality and structure. This lack of consistency made it difficult for students to follow a coherent curriculum and nearly impossible for parents to effectively support learning at home. The Social Studies class, in particular, was taught by a stereotypical "blue-haired they/them" individual. The so called teacher promoted Howard Zinn's revisionist version of American history. One example was an assignment where students held a Mock Trial of Christopher Columbus for "the crime of genocide, crimes against humanity, war crimes, and environmental crimes against millions of Taino people and Mother Earth", portraying him entirely through Zinn and his followers' lens. After researching Zinn's work myself, I found zero credible historical (!) evidence supporting many of the claims made in class. Finally, in our initial meeting with the principal, she told us--twice, without being prompted--that if parents don't like the school, they're welcome to go elsewhere. That statement left a lasting impression and unfortunately set the tone for our experience.

I call portland home for some reason. it's not really my home though. i was born in korea and first…read moremoved to los angeles and went to elementary there. I moved to oregon and finished all my primary education, came back to so cal for college and have been here ever since. i've lived in la longer than anywhere else. yet why do i call oregon home? maybe i don't want to be an angeleno. or maybe home is where you go to high school? whenever i am home in beaverton, oregon. i tend to drive around my area to see how things have changed and i always drive by sunset. i slow down and lower my window and just linger and look at the sign about the new game, or school play and let it all come back to me. how i remember high school and how it really was, is probably 2 different things. i thought i was a character, memorable. i remember speaking to mr. shlegal, a teacher i really got along with, a lot of time had passed but he didn't remember me. he was sorry but told me class clowns like me come through ever year. i remember mr. coply my ap econ and ap history teacher. i saw him some place and he didn't recognize me. i thought i was an econ and history prodigy but probably one of me every year... though one person i swear does recognize me is my old wrestling coach, coach parker. haha i always got this notion he still holds a grudge when i quit the team my senior year. whats funny is i still wrestle and compete to this very day, but now its more like ufc (not useful funny cool but ultimate fighting championship) style. i remember when westview was built and our school looked old and small and they took half our students and all our best athletes...freakin westview!!! i remember friends becoming enemies, friends being separated, because of new school boundaries... i remember break dancing in the halls. listening to my walkman at all times. wearing my letterman's jacket as a badge of honor and pride. pride... some kids hate their high school, or their experience. high school was rough. but needed to make me who i am. i made life long friends i still talk to, not a lot of people can say that. my best friend from then is my best friend now. my car from then is my car still. hey who says sam can't keep a long term relationship! i even still wrestler dammit haha. i still got school pride. i remember blushing when girls used to ask me for my jackets or if i could show them a move, or for me to dance a lil bit. i remember making home movies with my friends with hopes of becoming a filmmaker. i remember writing a lot. i remember picking on a lot of other people and smacking kids around. the bullied becomes the bully sometimes. i remember smoking behind the school, i remember drinking at my friends house and falling in love with liquor. I remember catcher in the rye and robert cormier books and the great gatsby and ethan frome and crime and punishment and so many more. i remember garretty and zinn. i remember warm summers eating outside, laughing, and care free eating orange creamcicles. before i was an adult. i was a human being. it was almost idyllic, or thats how i remember it. i remember what it felt like to be at home. i remember pride. sunset apollos.

Went here as a spectator for a "visitor" football team. The place seemed quite welcoming and…read morepleasant. I had heard all sorts of things about being a visiting spectator for high school football events and this was nothing like any of that...

Okay school but some of the teachers are annoying but Mr striplin is awesome…read more ................

Every thing about this school is bad the food sucks there are some good people there but most of…read morethem suck and and are rude

Our son started at Faith Bible this past September as a high school freshman. We were a little…read moreapprehensive thinking maybe he might have a difficult time starting in high school when many of his schoolmates had likely been together since elementary and junior high school. Our concerns were unwarranted and I cannot say enough positive things about our experiences over the past several months. The staff at Faith are fabulous.The staff all go out of their way to create a positive learning environment that strives to teach our children to become responsible citizens. They push him academically but do so in a spiritual, caring and attentive manner. The class sizes are small and foster a positive learning environment. There truly is a "Faith Family" feeling to all of our interactions with the school, both in and out of the classroom. We couldn't feel more welcome or blessed. Our son has made many friends and most importantly he comes home happy each and every day. We raved so much about our experiences that our dear friends are moving their daughter from a different Christian private high school to Faith in 2020-21. If you are looking for a Christian school you should consider Faith; I have no reservations in fully recommending them.

Great campus...great teachers...great staff....great safe place to send your children to schoolread more

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.

Boi I love this place fr fr great butter chicKen. the goat Mr Jamari teaches there so you know it's…read moregood. he kirkenuinley carry math class. 5 stars

Great school! I have 2 kids attending Valley Catholic School (a boy in elementary and a girl in…read morehigh school). We love the school, and the community. Actually, Valley Catholic School is the only reason we are still living in Oregon.

If you are looking for a private school that is top notch and focuses on each individual child,…read moreplease explore The Catlin Gabel School. In a world where education puts kids in a box, The Catlin Gabel School is a refreshing tangent. I am so impressed with the students who have attended this school. They are the most mature kids who have been educated in a way that brings out the best of their gifts and abilities. Last year I had a student intern from Catlin at my place of business and I was so impressed. She was able to produce a professional video that reached the heart of my acupuncture practice and business. The first thought for most is that they cannot afford the school, but they have a complete system for financial grants and scholarships based on what you can realistically afford. According to the website: "More than one-quarter of the student body receives financial assistance through need-based grants and special scholarships. Grant and scholarship awards are not loans and do not have to be paid back. In 2013-14, we allocated over $3.4 million in financial aid to families with annual household incomes primarily in the range of $15,650 to $170,000. Award grants ranged from $1,830 to $25,750 and averaged $16,235." We hope our boys can attend this school next year or in the future and we applying for the 2014-15 school year. Fingers crossed and wish us luck!

I attended the upper school many years ago. Looking back on it now, I'm so grateful that my parents…read moremade me attend Catlin Gabel. The school really prepared me to be on my own once I graduated and also I was ahead of so many when I got to my college classes. I loved the small school environment once I was there! I can't say anything bad about Catlin! Go Eagles!

very dumb indeed very dumb indeed very dumb indeed no ac in summer just dying from heat also…read moreteachers don't care at all

The principal is a great man...the teachers really love and care about the students. I am impressed.read more

I highly recommend Faith Bible if you are interested in a Christ centered education. The school and…read moreits staff have been a continuous blessing to our family over the past four years. The teachers truly care about my child and their education. I don't feel like they are just "collecting a paycheck", but instead investing in my kids and others. The school is growing and becoming even stronger in academics and athletics. A great place to be a part of with my kids!