Seems nice so far. Pe is best thing on planet earth. Math is cool. Teachers r nice. Cafeterias…read moreleave something to be desired. But over all great school ( hope I didn't jinx it)

This is actually Olympic View Elementary not the Oak Harbor School district. Great school with…read morecaring teachers and an amazing Principal. Parents are very involved at the school and kids learn and grow.

At first I was very worried about sending my (then 13 months old daughter) to daycare for the first…read moretime. We had just moved to the area, didn't know many people, and thus had no resources for whether it was a GOOD or STAY AWAY sort of day care. To my relief, when I walked in I was greeted by the director, Angel, who was warm, friendly and very informative. Immediately many of my fears dissipated. We decided to give it a shot. The first few weeks were tough for my daughter, but the staff and director made it so easy for her, and for me. I would recommend them on all counts from $$, to education, to cleanliness, to student/teacher ratio.

Our previous daycare that both of my kids went to had closed. We were a little nervous about…read morefinding a new daycare and learning how to trust the caregivers at the new daycare. Luckily Bibity Bobity had openings. The transition for both of my kids went well. I think my kids did better than I did. Some of the other kids from the previous daycare were now at Bibity Bobity. And there was Miss Rose which made me smile. She was an asset at the previous daycare that my kids had been at, and she is still an asset at Bibity Bobity. Thank you, thank you, thank you, Thank You Jesus that there was a good daycare that my kids could go to in Sequim. Change is not easy. Bibity Bobity is a little more organized. I like how the different rooms are organized. I like how there is an option to pay more money to have our son in preschool. I like the two separate playgrounds-one for the old kids and one for the younger toddlers.

Great teachers. Nice people. Some of the people wrongly label are the nicest of all. I wish people…read morewould people a second chance. My gym teacher is great!

This school is truly a great school, led by a caring principal and support staff. The ability for…read morethis school to operate under today's conditions, amazes me. I feel sorry for the teachers who have to pay for stuff out of their own pockets, is beyond me.

This school is pretty good! The only thing this school lacks is dealing with bullying. I had a…read moreproblem with bullying and they said to use "Kelso Choices" and deal with it myself i would like that to change. Nothing else wrong with this school.

Amazing day/boarding school that not only helps its students excel in academics, but also in fine…read morearts and sports. The school helps its students discover their own unique talents and supports them in ways not many other schools do. Students at SMUS are constantly being challenged but still always have time to push themselves to try new things. The boarding community is a tight-knit community, where boarders are able to bond with other fellow boarders through weekend activities or house games. One of the best boarding schools in Canada.

My three (now teen) children went to The Island School from Kindergarten to 5th grade. The teachers…read morespent time getting to know what made each of my children unique. Because of this school, my children know themselves, how they learn best and that they matter. We still spend many family dinners reminiscing about Island School memories including Monday Morning Sing, Cultural Study, the Science Fair Egg Drop, Junk Art, Fletcher...so many fabulous memories!!! This is an absolutely fabulous school!

When we went looking at schools for our son's Kindergarten year, we looked at the best options…read moreavailable in Kitsap County. After vetting and visiting our top three, there was no question in our minds - The Island School was the unanimous pick of our family! That was two years ago, and we are so happy we made the right choice. The Island School is a place where children can not only get an engaged, high-quality education that nurtures their natural strengths and curiosity, but also the equally important social instruction that communicates kindness, respect, and love for each other, regardless of race, background, gender or orientation. Check it out!

I wanted to update my previous review (see the looooooooooong one below about how well this worked…read morefor my two developmentally delayed toddlers). My children are in elementary school now, and I continue to see my decision to place my kids at Knowledge House to be an excellent one. My kids started kindergarten academically ahead of their peers, and having already developed the social skills necessary for elementary school. They could work well with others, treat each other and adults with respect, and solve problems peacefully. I see the influence of their education at Knowledge House sneaking out in all sorts of positive ways: they shake hands with people and are confident when sharing their ideas, they include others in their play and notice when someone is left out, they love to explore and learn new things, and they use many different ways to solve problems. To add to all of that, despite the fact that many of their former classmates at Knowledge House attend different elementary schools, the kids still play together at playdates and we still talk with our former Knowledge House families. Mark and Valerie make this preschool a place for children to grow and learn at their own pace, and where children develop a sense of community and self-confidence.

Amazing school! My daughter has learned so much here and enjoyed her time with her peers.read more

**THE PORT TOWNSEND HIGH SCHOOL DRAMA DEPARTMENT** is as…read moreReal as it gets....... About this time last year, I ran into a young woman selling student-produced postcards at the Saturday morning Port Townsend Farmer's Market. She was from the high school's drama club. I bought a few cards and had a nice chat with her . "You are from SAN FRANCISCO??? You are sooo lucky....." I promised that I'd come to the high school play in May 2010. And I did. "OLIVER TWIST YOU CAN'T DO THIS, SO WHAT"S THE USE OF TRYING???" You just haven't seen a great London play until you've seen "OLIVER!" *performed live... *by high schoolers... * in a high school auditorium... *in Port Townsend,WA... * overlooking the mountains, Victorian houses, clipper ships, and forests of the Olympic Peninsula. Trust me on this, you just can't do it....so what's the use of trying???? "Oliver!" was performed by graduating seniors Mikaela Euro and Paul Krabill. (They should be well on their way through college, even as I write this. ) Raven Pope made a convincingly puckish Artful Dodger, and Kellyn Traenkenschuh (who also was a graduating senior) choreographed many of the numbers in the show. It was stupendous. The parents, staff and kids of Port Townsend High are to be commended for putting together a show that I might have paid mega-bucks for had it been in London. Or in San Francisco, my home turf. $5.00 for admission. I'm a senior citizen. (It would have been $10 for the rest of you.) Should you be within voting distance of the Port Townsend School District, go ahead and bite the bullet...Give 'em your vote! If you are farther away, give 'em a hand! Or at least give your jewelry a jingle... And if you are in London or San Francisco (and you know who you are.).......give the kids a look-see when they get to your stage. And do save Fagin, The Artful Dodger and the "Boys of the Thieves Den" the trouble....just turn over your wallets at the door. These actors will put your money to good use. These kids are good...really good. They deserve your money and your time. Whistling as she exits stage left...."You've got to pick a pocket or two......"..........

Our daughter is in the Nursery/PreK class. We have never felt more welcome or supported as a family…read moreas we do here. There is an incredible level of focus on each individual, and the teachers and philosophy do an amazing job meeting each child's needs. What drew us to Waldorf education was it's strong focus on building the whole child, and a huge component of this is character and world citizenship. The teachers at WIWS are absolutely incredible; far and away it's best asset. We are also impressed with the ongoing education opportunities available to parents and the community. The community is warm and vibrant. The setting is stunning. We love our little school in the woods!

I am so thankful to have found this gem of a school in these beautiful woods on Whidbey Island…read more The teachers are incredible; their love for the children is so evident in many areas of their work and care. The community built here is strong, warm and welcoming. This school offers a great balance of learning, movement, being outdoors, care and respect for our world and other people. I couldn't imagine being in any other school!