The school isn't too bad itself. A little unorganized but that happens. The front desk who I didn't…read moreget good vibes from last year is still rude and has a terrible attitude for being the first line of office ladies. The dark haired lady in the back of the front of office is super nice. I personally will try to talk over the rude lady to the nice lady just to avoid feeling like I am inferior for no reason. Our daughter does like the school itself and she seems to learn better here than other schools. Here's an update. Our child has a medical condition where she needs to have access at any time to the bathroom. And under regulations students with a medical issue must be excused from school when necessary. Apparently the front desk doesn't feel she is allowed those privelages and that she doesn't have a medical condition. Do we need to share with you her scar across her stomach where they had to put her intestines back into her? Next step school board. This is unacceptable. Lady next time you hang up on us we will trek to the school on foot (since we are snowed in and can't get a vehicle out of our road, since they don't plow low traffic areas). You can't hang up on us if we are in front of you.

After homeschooling during Covid, we've had our children enrolled in the lower and upper…read moreelementary, Jr. High, and High School for a few years now, and have LOVED it! We found exemplary educators who, like us, sought smaller class sizes, use Christian-based, Abeka advanced curriculum, and cultivate a loving, supportive learning environment. They are consistently certified each year as an approved WA State Private school, and we've personally experienced incredible personalized care for each of our children. Lowest tuition out there for private education that we could find. Highly recommend.

This school does not have special education or advanced placement. Teachers do not all have college…read moredegrees or are qualified to teach. Please do your research and do not be swayed by the principle. My children were a year behind in some subjects when entering public high school.