It's just very thoughtful…read more Everything is well maintained. The locker room is pristine, comfortable, and spacious. The lap pool is just the right depth and temperature. The sauna and steam room are brilliant. The staff are kind and helpful.

This is gym is in my top 5 all time YMCA. The children's areas is very nice as well as the pool…read morearea. Furthermore their sauna and steam room always works! Keep it up!!

Campus needs updating ... except for the wood bleachers in the gym ... I love that!…read more Here for the high school girls basketball game - on the visitors side. The people here are friendly and helpful.

Paying out of pocket for school. Was told by Olympic College Records and Registration employee that…read moreI have to pay for parking. According to Security staff at Olympic College, I did not have to pay for parking. Parking is free in the summer. I was charged anyway for parking by the cashier while paying out of pocket for my classes. The Accuplacer Placement Exam is to see if I should take a certain Math course for Medical Assisting. The office where you could ask questions about the exam, closed at 1130am the day I was told to sign up for the test. I went online to sign up for the test and found out the fee was 25 dollars. Another out of pocket expense. Since the office was closed that handles the exam was closed: i put my credit card in the system and paid the 25 dollars. Unbeknownst to me, and because the office was closed, I did not know that the 25 dollars was not refundable. When I checked my calendar at home, I found out I had doctor appointments when the exam was to be taken. I immediately called the testing center at Olympic College to try and get a refund. No one answered the phone and of course no one was in the office. On the website for the 25-dollar Accuplacer test , there was not a warning that I would not get a refund if I canceled the test. The warning came after you had given the 25 dollar payment. I was shocked that an institution would not warn students beforehand. Becoming a Medical Assistant was my next goal after CNA program. When I talked to an employee who helped run the program, she told me that my previous courses taken at Olympic College would carry over to getting me a Medical Assistant certificate. When I met with the supervisor who was in charge of the program, her response took a negative tone. The supervisor told me that I would have to pay for all the classes over again. Being suspicious of her antics, I emailed the Dean of Olympic College. I got no response from the Dean. To me, this seems like a money grab. I am paying for my own college classes. I should not be paying to take the same classes over. Olympic College should ask the lawmakers to give them more money to stay open. Do not depend on students paying (out of pocket).

You can't say anything without offending someone of no pronouns, no gender, etc. etc. How are we…read moresupposed to grow as individuals if we're just offended all time. A lot of the classes are too long and should be split. Most of the classes I attended were people talking over the teacher asking questions that didn't pertain to most people. These questions should've been answered at the end of class so the lesson wasn't interrupted

Great atmosphere for students and families. The owner keeps the area very clean and open. The…read morestudents are always engaged in authentic Montessori learning. I highly recommend this school for families looking for a great foundational learning block for their 3-6 yr olds. The only missing pieces I would recommend or suggest is bringing the building up to fire code like public schools have to. Making sure staff have food handlers cards as they prepare all the snacks. For Staff and those interested in staff positions: As a previous staff member the job is posted as part time. Zero benefits, no insurance, paid leave etc. Pay is not great. You will work 7.5 hours four days a week. 5 hours on one day. You will not get any breaks. No lunch break or 15 minute break. You are required to eat lunch with other staff and students. You will get summers off although it's highly encouraged that you help with the summer school. You will also be required to work one weekend a month to clean the school. Casual dress code. Occasional after hours or before hours for different things. Follows local district schedules with regard to holidays and snow days.

Amazing food! Probably the best wedding food I've ever had, and lest you think that's a low bar, it…read morereally would deserve five stars as a restaurant too. The dishes were so special to the couple, and they really seemed to go above and beyond. Their lamb was probably the standout dinner dish -- I'd say their meats, breads, and fruits were all very very good, and their veg and salad game weaker. Their cocktails were fine to really tasty, though on the sweet side. The venue itself is a gorgeous forest with lovely walks, and the buildings are really in nice condition with interesting touches.

When I was at islandwood for a 5th grade field trip it was the best 4 days either out my phone I…read morehad so much fun collaborating with people and just in general finding peace, my favorite part about islandwood is probably the obstacle course where there was a very very tight metal rope you had to walk on to get to one tree or the other. Sadly I didn't finish it because I had to go number 1 really bad. And my leader named Cassidy is the best she deserves a raise because she was so nice and she knew how to treat us and it was so so easy to talk to her I loved it so much.

I love this school. It feels like family in here and every teacher is willing to go out of their…read moreway to help you. We get the chance to let out some energy by playing volley ball. Such a family based high school. I'm proud to be a Phoenix.

After attending SK for less than a year, I decided to try the alternative school. Most people think…read morethat alternative schools are for "bad kids." This is not the case. The school was fantastic. Yes there are alot of teen moms that go here, but so what, they would be completely rejected at the regular high schools. The kids that go here are amazing, they have had all kinds of obstacles to jump through in their lives. The student to teacher ratio is so much better than SK. There are about 15 kids per class. The work that is done here is based on what level you are at in a particular subject and then you climb the latter from there, instead of just getting thrown into a class and not knowing what to expect. They still have programs like ASB and yearbook, and they take a trip the Puyallup Fair every year. The best part is you still get a regular high school diploma. Some of the perks are you get an off campus lunch, you only go 2 days a week so it gives students the opportunity to work part time. The teachers are amazing, and the principal and admin staff are so nice. I loved this school.

Nice program of activities for all age groups…read more Participants in many local charity events by providing signage and drop off locations. They do a real nice job over the holidays supporting the local food banks. Looking forward trying a class or two this spring. Keep up the good work!

This is a very welcoming and super friendly studio fully equipped with a large hand building work…read morespace and 12 potters wheels! Classes are comprehensive and you will be making beautiful pieces by the end of your series. Register for classes & workshops online, show up & get ready to have fun