My experience with Bethel School District has been deeply disappointing. My child has fallen two…read moregrade levels behind, and getting real support has been a constant struggle. This district has shown clear bias, and the treatment of BIPOC children is unacceptable. The environment does not feel safe, supportive, or equitable for all students. Graham Elementary and the BVA program were especially concerning. Communication is poor, accountability is low, and the Superintendent's leadership has not improved anything. If you have a BIPOC child, please look elsewhere. This district has been one of the worst experiences we've had, and I would not recommend Bethel School District to any family wanting fairness, progress, and real educational support.

First day of school, it's hectic, but leaving on kid on the bench ALL DAY IN FRONT OF THE OFFICE…read moreBECAUSE THEY COULDN'T FIGURE OUT WHERE THEY PUT HIS HIS SCHEDULE IS INCOMPETENT AND RIDICULOUS! I have never even heard of such thing! My friend's sweet and gentle boy was taken advantage of and they better be glad I do not live within driving distance of this sorry excuse for a school! I mean who does this to a kid! I would make them sit on a bench all day without pay and let them feel just a little of what this gentle soul had to go through. .

Pretty good school from what I think the orchestra teacher ( Mr. Goldstein ) is very nice. I…read morerecommend this middle school if you want to

Parkland is an excellent school offering a solid Christ-centered foundation that prepares students…read morefor success in both school and real life. I highly recommend Parkland for quality private school education.

Love our pre-school! Our second child to attend. Wonderful, caring staff. Learn basics; colors,…read morenumbers, interactive skills. Bible verses and chapel, singing. Couldn't be any better.

My daughter started middle school here and it was the best decision we made. We're very happy with…read morethe staff, the teachers' great curriculum, and safe environment. It's a real blessing to be a part of this community.

My son loves St. Frances Cabrini! He is in his first year there. The teachers are great, the…read morefaculty are great, the other families are great. You really feel like you are part of something special here! We also really like the faith based virtues that are taught at the school too. (Respect, Integrity, others) We love this school and the decision to send our child here!!

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One of my kiddos was physically hurt by a teacher at school. After he was hurt he "threatened the…read moreteacher" by saying "do that shit again ima beat your ass" (I'm being 100% transparent here) now he's being suspended. The teacher slammed a door on his entire forearm and the school is lying saying that the door only bumped his elbow. MIND YOU THERE IS VIDEO FOOTAGE. I headed down to the school and confronted everyone. I told them I'd be taking it to the superintendent and if necessary the news station. I told them that someone needs to apologize to him for hurting him. That if the teacher (Mr. Gwenzy) doesn't apologize then the dean of students / principle (Mr. Fiteny ) should because THATS YOUR EMPLOYEE WHO FUCKED UP. You don't hurt children. You sure as hell don't act a whole ass because you don't want to apologize when you're in the wrong. That being said to this day no one has apologized. I went to the ER and they looked at his arm. They said his arm was swollen and they said he had a contusion and it will be sore for 2-3 weeks. I already made a request for the video footage. I made a police report as well and I plan on pressing charges. This all could have been avoided if Mr. Gwenzy or Mr. Fiteny apologized for the way they handled the situation. Regardless if now they're saying it was an accident, they should have done the adult thing and apologize. Completely disappointed in Clover Park High School.

Unfortunately, I graduated from this pitiful place. I went there back in the days of the…read moreportables. Yes, they set up temporary buildings due to the fire the idiot started the year prior to my attendance. Then they built a brand new brick building (the one now used for the school) and it starting cracking and had holes in the concrete pretty much right after we moved in sometime during third trimester. Wonder who the genius engineers were on this project... Probabaly graduates of CPHS and UW no doubt. The way this new building was built offered little in managing the progress of students, because students could wander around and not be in classes. We had some students who were druggies and pranksters, but we never had cops patrolling the hallways as they do today for the hellions. I guess the parents today are worse than they were in my day as a student. At least, there was an attitude difference. For the most part, we actually had a conscience as opposed to most kids today. The setup is a reminder of the Harry Potter school--4 "schools" in a single building. Yes, students are segregated in the same manner and it teaches them not to be competitive or helpful, but to fail. Kids and teachers alike don't care. Teachers want to shove the problem kids out to AI and don't want to help them with academics. They would rather help polish the ones who are already A students. Those are few and far between as several of these students come from lower middle and below income levels. Just check the stats on "free meals." And what the hell is this WASL crap? We didn't have to do any of that to graduate. We had to actually learn the math, grammar, writing, chemistry, etc. to graduate. Teachers are teaching to the state test and producing idiots. It's not just at CPHS, but statewide and this is a disservice to the students. No wonder so many of them drop out. They can't use the useless crap they're teaching and apply it in the real world.