I graduated from Shorewood High School in June 2010 at 17 years of age with my commencement one…read moreweek after my commencement from Shoreline Community College for an Associate of Arts and Sciences degree. Attending the school on-campus from the autumn of 2006 to the spring of 2008, I enjoyed the classes and variety of electives offered. My teachers were good to excellent and I enjoyed the campus design. It has since been remodeled into a multi-story structure. I took part on the swim team all four years, track and field one spring, and water polo two springs. Some of the dynamics between students in my classes and in sports came to be a bit tiring, so I decided to take part in the Washington State Running Start program full-time from the autumn of 2008 to the spring of 2010. This meant I took 100% of my classes at Shoreline Community College instead of the high school. It was a great was to transition to college coursework and attain my first college degree in conjunction with my high school diploma as the credits I earned counted for both.

It's horrible.Everybody ignores you and when you try to talk to anybody else, they just keep…read moretalking to each other as if you were never there.Most of the student population are just mediocre lazy people who just scroll on social media for another dopamine hit.They never have any hobbies, either!I'm literally a programmer, an electronics engineer, a musician/composer, and a multi-instrumentalist, yet all anybody else knows how to do is, scroll on Instagram,TikTok,orYouTube Shorts.SometimesI might find somebody who knows a thing or two, but like everybody else,they ignore me.And if that wasn't enough, there are some of the most wretched bullies in here!Just the other day they decided to throw food(that were taste testing in health class) at me, as they kept cackling like the devil!Finally,Ican't find any actual clubs about any of my hobbies, so it's not even diverse.(The only thing that came close was LEARN how to code, which I already know well).If only there were clubs for me at least!

Not recommended. Like all the other schools, teachers/admins do nothing about school bullying since…read moreI once attended here many years ago. A lot of cyberbullying also happened

Love love love this school! Teachers and administrators and volunteers combine to make a wonderful…read morelearning environment. The Academic Resource Center means that a struggling student has all the support they need to get to the next level. This is a highly competitive school with a reputation for academic excellence, but the students are kind and supportive of each other. We have 3 graduates and one current student at AMHS. Go Wildcats!

My grandbabi went to Explore Middle School. The experience from 6 grade to 8th grade was truly…read moreawesome and most rewarding. She excelled academicly, socialbly, and mentally. She met a totally new group of friends that she still shares friendship with today, even though she lives in another state. I was truly impressed with the staff, including the secretarial and security staff. They all became acquainted with each student, protecting them and directing them to their necessary destination. I particullary must acknowledge Ms. Grace and Ms. Elnocia. They became an excellent supporter to my grandbabe. I would give Explore Middle School a 5/5 rating. I was . . . .just . . . . . that. . . . . pleased. Ms. Esther Callaham Mahgoube McNair Academic High School

School food sucks it tastes ok it's better than shake shack this is honestly more appealing than…read moreshake shack's grilled cheese

One star because zero isn't an option, this is the reason I hate living in this neighborhood. Not…read moreonly do the parents of kids attending this school suck at driving and my kid can't walk to their school anymore because they've almost been hit over 10 times by students and parents alike but the students are terrible drivers and incredibly disrespectful of the community around them. Typically when you live next to a school sure there are some annoying things but you get the benefits of community spaces and groups. Not with this private religious school, all you get is knowing a catholic person somewhere is rich and no you can't use their field or gym. I want to move out of the neighborhood I've loved for 10 years because of this school. The staff I've contacted about this are incredibly rude. The students I have seen doing some incredibly questionable projects over the years. All in all, Blanchet makes this Seattle neighborhood absolute garbage.

I have to agree with previous reviews that the staff of this school features some serious duds…read more While many of the teachers are great, some of them lack the motivation to not be complete doofuses, one teacher in particular comes to mind who is seriously lacking in intelligence, and overall personality.

The worst educational experience I have ever received due to the diabolical behaviour of Cheryl…read moreRenar at the front desk. Incredibly unprofessional, yells/verbally abusive towards and meddles with students... I caught her in multiple lies and trying to intentionally set students up for failure. Told the examiner she gave me a paper with my score, while telling me she would send me an email with it that evening (shocking, that email never came I had to email the director of the school the next morning asking for it). Friendly and sweet as ever one minute then yelling and demeaning the next. Sociopathic behaviour.

I do not recommend this class especially if you're new to medical stuff. They don't teach you…read moreanything besides reading the book. Which I can literally do by myself if I had the choice. That's all they literally do. When you ask questions, the answers they have is useless. They don't help you with anything. I wish I listened to my friend who also did this class. He said to choose a different site, but I didn't listen and now here I am regretting. The instructors are also literary rude especially the moderator Cheryl.

On a Friday evening, it was pleasantly bustling but not too loud. The ambiance really took me back…read moreto my childhood and the steak was exquisite; this little hot spot's great reviews are well-deserved. However, be warned: the cheesecake IS NOT gluten-free and our waiter neglected to mention this, but aside from that little hiccup, all of my expectations for a home-by-seven night on the town were met flawlessly. Definitely coming back.

I love this school. Great teachers! The facilities are very modern and pickup is a breeze.read more