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.

=== This review is specific to the Mukilteo EACAP program located at Lake Stickney Elementary ===…read more This program is, in a single word, fantastic. My 3.5 yo child began a class here last fall and we've had nothing short of a terrific experience since day 1. School sessions are held in 4 different, fully-functional classrooms, each with a color-name, and supplied with a head teacher and at least two assistant teachers as well as parental volunteers, and each offers the choice between morning or afternoon classes lasting just shy of 4 hours, 4 days a week (no school on Fridays). Even before the school year begins, your child's assigned teacher will visit your home, explain the program and meet your child to make the first day(s) experience as comfortable as possible. Once school begins, classes are structured with daily schedules that include circle/group time, lunch provided by the school in the cafeteria (for PM class, not sure of AM), reading, crafts, fun lessons that usually correspond with a weekly theme, sufficient time for hygiene maintenance ala required hand-washing blocks, teeth brushing and consistent bathroom breaks, and TONS of sensory and free-play. In 5 months, my child is a pro at ABC's and color recognition and is far ahead of where I would expect in letter writing and fine-motor skills such as cutting, coloring within the lines and gluing. My child's classroom (The Red Room with Mary as lead teacher) in particular is a pure joy. My child began the school year very shy and apprehensive in nature. We weren't sure s/he was ready to be in such a bustling setting but it was BECAUSE of this extreme shyness that we wanted to try it out and we are just absolutely thrilled that we did. S/he has made friends quickly, is having a blast learning and playing in a safe, educational setting and the shyness has almost completely dissipated - after only 5 months! Each class is also assigned a family resource counselor who readily offers support both in and out of the classroom via regular check-ins and home visits, and after-school family activities such as Bubble Night, Literary Night and Parent Cafe - as well as open invitations to volunteer in or visit the classroom ANY time you want - ensures that you are welcomed and encouraged to participate in your child's early education experience. There is absolutely nothing I can possibly say that is negative about this school/program. It could use some posted direction and improvements in the parking lots (people parking in front of handicap walkways and in obviously restricted areas) but that's menial in the overall perspective. All in all, love, love, LOVE this place and couldn't be happier.

I attended for 4 years and my experience was horrible, the PE teacher named Mr. Hrushka stole my…read moreapple airpods out of my backpack while I was attending PE class. Also on my first day of senior year someone hit my car leaving a giant scratch and dent while I was in class and the teachers did nothing about it amd told me it was my own problem. 0/10 would not recommend this school.

I competed on the Mariner High School campus over a decade ago (2006 to 2009 time frame) as part of…read morehigh school sports team(s). Once in 2007 for track and field and then later for swim team (if I am recalling correctly). The track and field was nondescript and had all of the essentials for our competition. For the swim meet, it was a non-routine meet between Shorewood (my team), Jackson, and Mariner (I think) in the autumn of 2008 or 2009. The pool deck was a little on the smaller side, though did have the perk of being on campus.

My daughter has been at this school a few months now It seems to be a really good school. My…read moredaughter loves it. The staff is very nice and go the extra mile to help. I am extra thankful!!

We frequent the running track here at the school. Through COVID times it's a great place to go to…read moreand get some exercise and fresh air while maintaining a safe distance from other folks there. There's usually quite a few people out there with their kids and pups either playing, working out, running, walking or biking. Don't know much about the actual school though.

I went here for kindergarten-5th Grade. NOT VERY SKIBIDI :(…read moreFor one everyone is super mean and have no manners. The school was falling apart when I went there--- And I mean FALLING APART, In the middle of the school year the teacher had to tell the boys in our class that they had to use the 2nd grade bathroom while the renovation went on. Renovation? YEA THE CEILING PANELS WERE FALLING OFF!!!! There was also poop on the walls of the boys bathroom and pee on the toilet seats, according to my class mates. DONT EVER GO HERE But all good cuz now its in shamble 3:

This is one of the worst schools ever, this practically traumatized me. I am now in middle school…read moreand so glad I'm out of there. Terrible staff except a few teachers, once I got locked out of the school for 30 minutes and nobody noticed . They didn't check for all the kids either. We had to do a in school restraining order for one of the paras. I moved school to me halfway through 4th grade, couldn't of made a better decision.

There is a parking lot for the elementary and middle school and parents continue to park in nearby…read moreneighborhoods. After contacting the principal she said it's in the newsletter to parents to not park in neighborhoods. It continues to occur daily, they are no help.

Our family was at Martha Lake for seven years and loved the entire time. The staff are caring,…read moreenthusiastic educators who make everyone feel welcome. We always had a sense that they genuinely wanted all students to learn and grow. A lot of opportunities to get involved through volunteering - the school has a big focus on community.