We loved kindergarten here, hated first grade. Mrs. Archibald, the first & kindergarten teacher is…read moreamazing. However they changed the math program- curriculum & teacher and both are awful. The math teacher should not be teaching young children- she is rude, doesn't communicate well, she mocks the children (as I witnessed in online class) and my child who normally loved school, didn't want to go to math because of how rude she was. She taught them a phrase "chocolate chip, zip your lip" which I found, as well as other parents, was not appropriate. And the math curriculum they brought in was NOT customizable or user friendly. It was awful. And I brought it to the administration and basically was told "too bad". I spent countless hours reading, learning, trying to ensure my child learned in the best way possible & the only reason they worked with me was because my child had a 504 plan. It was a mess and we left because of these changes. It's truly sad because Mrs. Archibald is a saint and amazing at what she does, but she doesn't have the school mirroring her.

I had all four of my children attend and graduate from this amazing school. I will always…read morerecommend this school to everyone!! Amazing teachers/staff that were so involved in my children's school, prompt responses when I had questions. Great communication between teachers/staff and parents. I was always notified of things and always in the know. But the best part is that my kids graduated high school with an Associates degree paid by the school!! We had an amazingly positive experience with this school. Again, highly recommend!!

Super cheap pedicure I love it they have a cosmetology class they do your hair nails and facial…read moreplus it's super affordable

The Sabin-Schellenberg Center is a professional technical high school in the North Clackamas School…read moreDistrict. It offers over 15 professional & technical based programs for high school students to study. Some examples are Child Development, Auto Tech, Health Services, Forestry Mngt., Fire Science, CAD, Culinary Arts and Cosmetology. High school students from the 3 other high school district take elective classes at SSC and gain hands on experience in a professional based environment. Students can also earn college credit and articulation with Clackamas Community College.

Our kids have been at Marylhurst for three years, and they're thriving academically, socially, and…read moreemotionally. Our fourth grader is reading at a tenth-grade level, and our first grader is doing second-grade math--but more importantly (to us), they LOVE their school and are having an awesome experience. The teachers are just exceptional. They're all deeply attuned to each child's learning style and emotional development. The narrative reports we receive twice a year are so thoughtful and insightful that it's palpable that our kids are really KNOWN and appreciated for who they truly are. Their personality quirks, the edges where they're being challenged by a concept... it's all there. The teachers seriously SEE our kids. All of the teachers we've had has been experienced, compassionate, and connected with the kids. But the best part is that our kids have fallen in love with learning, which is what we hoped for most. Our oldest was quickly becoming an anxious perfectionist at a public school in kindergarten before we made the switch, but as soon as we moved to Marylhurst, he began to expand into a flexible, growth-mindset oriented student who understands that mistakes are one of the best ways to learn. The kids get to learn not through endless worksheets or computer programs, but through student-led projects that often turn into elaborate, imagined worlds. Since the kids own so much of the process together, they are invested in their projects, and learn to collaborate across ages in blended classrooms. And the campus is beautiful; it's woodsy and peaceful, with a pond and forested trails for cross-country running. We couldn't be happier with our kids' experience at Marylhurst. It's a nurturing, inspiring community that fosters curiosity and confidence. 10/10, five stars.

This is my son's first year at Marylhurst and he loves what he is learning and how he is learning…read moreit. He is currently in pre-school participating in music, PE and Spanish and we plan to extend into Kindergarten and beyond. There is a true sense of community amongst the school. The learning style is definitely great for our kiddo. I highly recommend you tour, it's what sold me!

Our oldest daughter just graduated from this high school and had a positive experience. I…read moreappreciate how inclusive they are for students in the LGBTQIA+ community.

Do not send your child to this school, especially if your child plays sports. Their AD has no clue…read morewhat she is doing. They hire people with zero experience. Tricia Halonen is the worst AD in the state and it is NOT even close. She has no experience in Sports Leadership and she has no idea how to hire or lead coaches and young people. She is NOT qualified and this needs to be known with the school board. Tricia, please find a way into a different career or school. You are not capable of doing your job and you are not supporting children in the process.

the school education system is so bad. In half the classes you don't learn anything and the teaches…read moredon't care at all. it's so annoying when you get in trouble for the smallest thing. Im student at this school and its just horribl.

The NUMBER ONE reason I am posting this review is because "Mr. A" is AMAZING. He runs the TLC (for…read morestudents with special educational needs) and he completely transformed the experience my child had in middle school. He is so kind and is SO GOOD with his students. Really, the entire TLC team is amazing, and they have built an incredible community among the students they teach.

Nothing compares to the experience our son is gaining at Three Rivers. The teachers and staff are…read moresecond to none, and their priorities in education are in order. Thanks to all!

This school sucks I…read morepayed so much money just to get horrible teachers who don't teach. Watch out for Lisa moran and sue pinto. They are mean and won't help when i need it. The school is so old and the bathrooms are full of crack heads. NEVER GO HERE

I currently attend La Salle and absolutely love it. the teachers are very much involved and…read moreencouraging you to succeed and they really do care about they're jobs and the lives of they're students. The classes are challenging, but it would be boring if they were easy so I really enjoy and struggle at the same time with the challenges and the hard tests and assignments they throw my way. Highly recommend if you are looking at La Salle for yourself or your child.

Portland Waldorf School is a truly magical place. Our child has flourished here -- from the…read morenurturing environment of preschool to the thoughtful, inspiring rhythm of the grade school. The teachers are extraordinary: they see and support the whole child -- academically, emotionally, and creatively. Each day feels intentional and full of wonder, and the community is warm, grounded, and deeply connected. We're so grateful to be part of a school that honors childhood while cultivating capable, curious, and confident learners. I hope more families explore the Waldorf philosophy.

wonderful high school with a great director. most of the teachers are wonderful but the Spanish…read moreteacher Isabel Umanzor will flunk your student without any explanation or communication. my son went to 8 years of Waldorf in Sonoma county with wonderful teachers who helped with so much support. We were happy to get him into P.W.S in Portland. But the Spanish teacher is reactive and punitive without due diligence or clarity. I would give P.W.S five stars if it wasn't for her.