A lot of hype and hard sell about their nature connection and environmental stewardship program…read morewith little substance to backing up.

My son has been with Swallowtail since kindergarten and is now in the 7th grade and I highly…read morerecommend it to other parents. The curriculum prepares children for both future academic and social challenges and the environmental education (there is an additional 26-acre farm campus) promotes great responsibility. Highlights include: -Class sizes average 16 students. -The main teacher generally stays with their class from 1st-8th grade. -Media/corporate/commercial-free environment. -No Common Core or standardized testing. -Lots of outside time for every grade level -Kids that like going to school and thrive! This is a well rounded educational experience that helps develop sharp, motivated and emotionally strong young humans.

The education and social environment are by far the best available anywhere. One of our daughters…read moregraduated from the school recently, and we have another daughter attending the school now. They were both equally challenged in the exact ways they needed to be, and to see their growth as teen teenagers becoming young adult adults, we couldn't be happier.

My daughter goes to The Delphian School and she loves it!! I love how much she loves it and I am…read moreamazed at the quality of the education she is getting. I just got back from visiting her and getting to see her in a school play.

This, of course, is the school that was used in the movie "kindergarten cop." The school and the…read moretown of Astoria, were named after the fur trading magnate, John Jacob Astor, He was worth about $50 million, in mid 1800s money. That would easily be a couple billion in today's dollars That's a lot of money. He founded fort Astoria as a Pacific Northwest outpost for his fur trading empire, , and yet even though this place is named after him, he never visited. Seeing the school is so much fun. The school was just used for exterior shots. I was here many years ago, and the back playground was wide open, and again, it was just like stepping into the movie. Since then, however, they've built some buildings, out back, and you don't get a really good view of the playground anymore. Still, just seeing the front of the school is so cool. The school is extremely close to the goonies house in town. Definitely worth stopping by for a moment or two. .

Mr. Kimble was the best kindergarten teacher ever. He put our daughter through "police school" and…read morewhipped her into shape! Before Mrs. Hagley took her leave the kids were so bored. Once Mr. Kimble took over things got really exciting...for the kids. He actually saved my nephew Dominic and his mom, Joyce, from her crazed ex husband Crisp. He came back from France, lit a fire in the library and shot Mr. Kimble in the leg. Mr. Kimble was able to take care of Crisp and save the day! The class pet ferret was cute, but a little stinky!

Hazeldale Elementary School has a welcoming staff and strong community support. With engaging…read moreteachers and a safe environment, it helps students grow. More extracurricular options could make it even better.

This brand new school looks great, and the playground area is amazing for younger kids. It has a…read morecovered basketball court too, which is always nice. Would definitely recommend for a fun time with the kids.

Very good school I personally went here, the teachers and staff are very kind tho the school is…read morekind of out dated. 66% Recommend

Weddle Elementary served as a host location for the Indian Education program within the…read moreSalem-Keiser district that my brother works for. It was the first time we participated, and we made it a family affairs, with both of our girls qualifying as our decendents with our tribal affiliation. We enjoyed dinner in their cafeteria before splitting into groups for learning sessions. The school was clean and cheerful. I enjoyed seeing all of the kids' artwork displayed as we walked through the halls. We attended a robotics class and a native class that focused on geography and traditions. We all learned how to make cornhusk dolls and left with one of our own. Thank you Salem-Keiser for recognizing and teaching Native American culture in public schools!

The school is old and needs an upgrade it's allways dirty and they are racist here even certain…read morestaff not to mention the wifi fuckin crashes every 20minutes and the electives and after school activities are trash they won't help u later when ur an adult the food don't even get me started is trash and overall it just needs lots of improvements

I love forest grove high school, hate there beef and rice. All the teachers are cool and McFarland…read moreis cool hannah