We got very lucky when we enrolled our kid to this school. It's a hidden gem in Lakewood , and has…read morevery high word of mouth recommendations . The teachers' in this school are so different from what I have experienced in the past. They genuinely love and care for each and every child , helps to develop their character, nurture their mind and provide them with a magical preschool experience. I can't thank the LCOP teachers' especially the beloved Miss Mary enough.The school also provides a sense of community which I am so grateful for. I was new to this area when I first enrolled my kid in the school. A lot of the co parents and teachers became my friends and helped me become a part of this lovely community.I will always have a special place in my heart for LCOP. The school has been such a blessing not just to my kid but also to my family .

Please do not take your child here for daycare! Especially if your child can't talk and tell you…read moreeverything that happened during their day! You will be surprised to find out that they do not have competent 'teachers' and the director has mental issues. It is NOT a christian/loving environment. They are crazy! I find it hard to believe this place has been rated with 5 stars, but maybe that is for the preschool portion. I don't even have words to explain the things that have transpired having my child in their care.

Today I had to come to Tacoma public school Central administration building here. They're in charge…read moreof all the schools as well as education for Tacoma public schools, including special education. I was helped by a wonderful admin assistant. I believe her name was Lisa last name started with a P she went way above and beyond to be able to answer all of my questions and get me in the right location with the right proper paperwork that I needed. It was a really great experience. They were really super nice this place has a lot of parking on the backside of the building. It's centrally located on a main street downtown Tacoma and it's a beautiful Old vintage building. The architect is amazing if you need any assistance with anything Tacoma public schools related this is the main central administration building to go to.

My Aaron was Being abused and neglected school year 2021 in Miss Tresa Makowsky Witkins class my…read moreson is in the autism program they're nonverbal they would leave him in a room all by himself and lock him in there they would not change his diaper they would not let him out if he tried to come out they would hold the door shut with their feet the only time they would let him out Was for last recess right before the bus came the principal Miss Abby so lone knew about it the whole time she's a liar and a fraud please do not send your autism kid to the school

I competed at Curtis High School for my school (Shorewood High School) as part of a high school…read moregirls water polo tournament in approximately 2009. It was my first water polo tournament between different schools. The school was straightforward to find as was parking. The pool deck was well designed for hosting a water polo tournament and the locker room was easy to navigate and located in close proximity to the pool deck. Tournament workers were friendly and very clear in communicating. Overall the high school did a great job hosting the event.

My time here felt like hell. I had no friends and fell down the stairs 16 times. The first 7…read morewe're during my freshman year. I slipped on a banana peel and fell down the stairs ultimately shattering the finger's femur. The when I returned to school, I was pushed to the ground where a hoard of teens who were late to class trampled on my already hurt pinky causing it to grow 5 inches during the healing process. After a month of recovery, I returned to school and on my way to the gym I fell down 5 flights of stairs which ultimately ended with a crushed knee cap. Then while I limped to the nurse I walked into someone locker because they had the door open and 2 of my teeth fell out. The rest of my year was relatively peaceful. I failed a few classes, attended summer school, and volunteered at the elderly dog shelter. The trouble started all over agin next year though because I was bullied for being the shortest junior in my year and while going to report my bullies to the principle, I slipped and triple back flipped on the halls wet ground. Then I slid all the way to the top of the ten flights of stairs and stopped just before what was definitely gonna be my doom. Then when I got up, I slipped on an orange peel which someone had left on the ground and was flung down the staircase I nearly avoided. I broke my hip and cracked a rib on the way down. It was a painful fall full of a constant thumping which has now given me trauma so that whenever I hear a drum, I drift into a panic attack. I wasn't allowed to go back to school after that. I spent the rest of the year recovering from my injuries. I was homeschooled throughout my final year in high school. I was doing fine in school and had been rehabilitated to the point where I could walk. Staying away from that horrid school left me injury free. Injury free until the incident happened that is. I had to take the final in the school so they would know i didn't cheat. Despite all the signs that I should absolutely refuse, I agreed to come thinking that the worst was already over. I walked in and the hall went silent and everyone stared since the rumors of what had happened to me had spread to every student in the school. It was awkward but I just looked forward and walked towards the exam room. But, I was to busy looking forward to notice the basket ball that someone had lost control of heading my way. SMACK!!! It hit me right on the back of my skull shocking me and making me lose my balance and fall down a tall menacing flight of stairs. There was red everywhere and I could hear people screaming. It was a horrific scene. I had broken my neck and sprained my left ankle in the fall. When I reached the bottom, I crashed into an unsuspecting lunch lady holding a tall tray full of room temperature tomato soup. I had ruined the entire school's lunch and just because of this, I give Curtis High School 4 stars. That was the best scene ever and I remember it to this day.

We were so lucky to have Ms. Cleo for my oldest daughter's preschool teacher. I was so nervous to…read moreleave my first baby but she made it easy. Every child in her classroom was loved, supported and cared for. Ms. Cleo gets to know all of the kids in her class to help each student thrive. My daughter was ready and excited to start Kindergarten and I know so much of her excitement was because of how well prepared my daughter was.

Ms Cleo was an absolutely amazing teacher to our kiddos. She was engaging and empathetic, and…read morehelped us identify some differences in our kiddos and get us along an invaluable track of observation and evaluation before he went to kindergarten. This helped us immensely with make jy sure his needs are met. We still keep in touch with Ms Cleo, and really appreciate her genuine love and care. I have no hesitation in recommending her to take care of your kiddos.

So many things.... They need more money and more para-educators…read more More labs and hands on learning. There is no real gifted learning at some schools... they just threw more handouts at my child, who then tested himself out of it later on to avoid handouts... They started to turn some schools around... they just need more.

I use to go to school in Federal way high school my teacher was MR Prest IN WOOD SHOP…read more Mrs Parker in Panting and my ade William

After nearly 2 years of involvement by my grandson, I wanted to share my review. Small classes,…read morefriendly staff and talented teachers. Most of my involvement has been with the Parent/tot and 2s. Ms Melissa is terrific! She understands 2 year olds AND understands 2 year olds' parents. I am so glad that my grandson is here and look forward to seeing him enjoy many years to come.

This fall will be our 6th year at the co-op and have nothing but rave reviews. When we started we…read morehad just recently moved to the area and didn't know anyone. We had a 1 1/2 year old at the time and figured the parent tot class would be fun and get us out of the house. Ms. Melissa was amazing and I loved her interactions with kids and also the parenting advice when I needed it. Ive met other local mamas that have become friends, and my kiddos have also made some lasting friendships. This area is big but being a part of this school has made it feel a lot smaller; we are constantly seeing the same families at the community center and community sports. My oldest graduated from the co-op last year and is now almost done with kindergarten. The curriculum and play based learning really set him up to succeed in kindergarten. Now my youngest will have her final year at the school this Fall; which makes a total of 6 years for us at the co-op. It will be very bittersweet when the time comes for us to leave. Melissa, Megan, and Hilary are fabulous teachers and care so much for their students. I highly would recommend this school, and if you are on the fence they have open houses to meet the teachers and see what the co-op is all about!

Me and my cousin went here (all years). The new principal is hella rude and strict. My friend got…read moresuspended just for doing the dab and wearing a thick tanktop like wtf. Theres no cafeteria or any after school classes. The only two are Choir (5th/6th grade) and track which never has any games. I miss Sunrise because of the crazy assemblies and past events but at the same time I'm glad I ain't there no more.

This is the worst school ever and I would never send my kids cheap school mean principle.It…read moreliterally doesn't have a cafeteria or art classes.

I was bullied a lot by others, but I had some of the best teachers ever. My band director taught me…read moreso much and was my absolute most favorite teacher. Another staff member helped me with all of my math after the previous year I was with the wood shop teacher, and we got to build things to learn fractions. I still suck at fractions, but I loved that class. I also had an amazing science teacher who makes science fun, even when it's difficult. I was sad when on March 12, 2020, school was cancelled, and I only returned to give my things back, but not to learn. A math teacher bullied my entire class and constantly yelled at us, but I liked most of my other teachers.