I can give a pretty unique review of this school as I was one of the original students that…read moreattended the school when it first opened in 1997. To say that my experience there was horrific would be putting it mildly. This school is based off of antiquated fundamentalist Christian ideals and the staff have no interest in teaching children about the true love of Christ. They focus so much attention on the legalities of Christianity, rather than focusing on Christ's grace and love for mankind. I was 11 years old when my parents decided to move me to this "school" and it was worst decision they could have ever made for me. I was placed in Laura Young's 5th grade class and she personally attacked and victimized me every chance she got, even though I was only a young child. I was shunned by other staff members, teachers and students alike simply because I liked girly things such as wearing lip gloss or nail polish. Teachers would tell students not to eat lunch with me because I was "too sinful" so I spent most of my time there alone. It was incredibly damaging to my self-esteem as a young child. As far as the education goes, sure, it was better than the average public school but a good education didn't make up for the horrific treatment that I experienced at the hands of the faculty and their offspring. Laura Young made our 5th grade class memorize the declaration of independence word for word. Let me tell you that as someone who now works at one of the largest corporations in the United States and makes well over six figures a year, memorizing the declaration of independence did absolutely nothing to aid me in my career (or in any part of my life for that matter). I have looked at the current faculty as of 2023 and I still see some of the same faces that I did when I was in attendance at this school. Those same teachers and administrators tormented me, all in the name of God. Word to the wise...if you value your child's wellbeing and spiritual health, stay very far away from this school. There are plenty of other Christian schools in the area that still offer a good education, without the extreme judgment and psychological abuse that your child will no doubt experience if enrolled in this utter pathetic excuse for a school.

This is our 4th at the school and we have been so impressed with the academics, Bible teaching and…read moregeneral community of the school. Grateful for our teachers and staff that have gone above and beyond (especially these last 2 years) to make sure the kids are learning and prepared die the next grade ahead. Best decision we ever made as a family was to send our kids here!

i am bored at work and looked and boom here is my high school. i graduated in 06' and haven't…read morelooked back. i have nothing bad to say about the school the auto class was amazing and ahead of all the other surrounding schools. its a school, i would have no problems with my future kids attending here.

Horrible. Especially the special education department. Some of the teachers are not following state…read morepolicies to protect the privacy of the students. Many other rules an policies have been broken. Principals have been notified with the school/schools that those events have transpired. No response , resolution or reprimanded has come from these principles.

my school district sucked. not as bad as some South Seattle…read moreschools... but #15 sucked. or maybe just our administration and funding sucked. either way, my school district sucked. field trips were sucky. funding for sports teams were sucky.

I swam at the Kamiak High School pool as part of Shorewood High School Girl's Swim & Dive…read more(2006-2009). I loved coming to this school for swim meets because I loved the pool so much. The Kamiak Swim Team was formidable competition and I enjoyed getting all spirited up and coming here to race. The pool has built in bleachers (cement) that we could sit at if there weren't many spectators for a given meet. Locker rooms were easy to access and large with two bathroom stall areas. A small pool was available on the other side of the bulkhead of the competition lanes to warm-up and cool-down in. The pool deck was barely above the pool water level and had a grate to cycle overflow water. When there were a bunch of people in the pool for warm-up or the like the water level of the pool would get rather close to the pool deck or overflow meaning very shallow standing water near the pool's edge. I loved this pool deck height and design relative to pool water level. This is primarily because I had an asthma attack while swimming here and had to cross a lane line and pull myself out of the water before I lost all strength in my arms and legs. Not sure I would have had the same outcome if the pool had been designed like others to have several inches to a foot or more of vertical cement/pool deck to pull myself up and out over. There is zero glamor in not being able to finish a race. I am so grateful I had my asthma attack here, at a pool well designed so that I could get out of the water in time. I'd guess that's not what the pool designers had in mind for a low lying pool deck, but a definite perk for me swimming here: knowing that I could pull myself out of the water in time if I had an asthma attack while swimming. An all around beautiful and well designed pool. The rest of the campus that I saw the times I came to swim here were beautiful as well.

Wonderful private school. Teachers really pride themselves in their students education.read more

When I competed for the Shorewood High School swim team, Marysville Pilchuck High School was part…read moreof our set of teams we competed against each year, so we competed on-campus at the Marysville Pilchuck High School pool when they were the home team. I also came here a couple of years for Districts (had to swim a time faster than a cut-off time during the regular season in order to qualify to compete). As our school did not have an on-campus pool, we found it cool Marysville Pilchuck did. The parking for the competitions was not an issue in the handful of times we competed here. Pool workers were friendly and helpful when we had questions. The pool deck could accommodate larger numbers of swimmers, which was especially nice for Districts. Re-visiting the campus today, Wednesday 19 July 2023, I found the pool open for lap swim and fields open to the public. Fun for the school facilities to be open to the public.

Sue in attendance Is amazing and goes out if her way to help parents.. I appreciate all her hard…read morework, my daughter kept getting marked absent in remote learning when she was in school. I called her and she got right on it helping me figure out what/why this was happening, within the hour most of my kids wonderful teacher's had called me back to help deal with the problem . Thank you