In my opinion, Amazing Grace Lutheran Church and School is one of the best schools around. It is a…read moresmall middle school located in Seattle s Rainier Beach neighborhood, and I attended from September 1976 to June 1979. The teachers were outstanding especially Mr. Meyers and Mr. Zaft and I also made lifelong friends, including Merle Watkins, Luin Vadney, and Tom Mallory. I will always cherish the Christ-centered teaching, the friendships, and the many wonderful experiences I had there. I cannot recommend the school highly enough; if you have a middle-school-aged child, I encourage you to consider Amazing Grace Church and School.

One of the best private elementry schools in the country…read more Quality education and Christian values in one package.

It doesn't have fair ruling and is very broke and doesn't do a lot to provide for the familyread more

I love the school song I think it was very educational and my kids learned a lot from this…read moreexperience

Food sucks but some teachers are nice and the principal has a lot of sprit I hate all the drama the…read moreice cream man is nice

the teachers here only care about some students. the food here also sucks. i've got food poisoning…read moremany times from this school and they didn't care. the worst part is how most teachers only care about some students.mostly males. i had gotten SA by a guy at this school and the teachers didn't care but when i punched him in the face started to yell at him for that, the teachers came running to help him and yelled at me for standing up for myself. like wtf.

Excellent Education. Two of our children graduated from NYHS and I could not be happier with the…read morepreparation they received. There are about 65 kids in 4 grades which seems small but it works out to be an advantage to our kids in the ways that actually matter. My kids did AP and UofW classes, lots of sports, tons of extra curriculars, and grew so much over the four years. One of my kids was super interested in the Jewish part of the dual curriculum and one was less so - but both ended up loving it. Both ended up with their own authentic relationship to their Judaism which seems like one of our top goals. If I was to add one last thought to this, it's that NYHS did a great job at the subtle things that are truly important to the kids' future success and happiness. When we were looking at High Schools 5 years ago, we may not have been focused on the facets that ended up being the most important. Now we know so much more and are so thankful that we ended up at NYHS.

Northwest Yeshiva High School has been an excellent modern Orthodox institution for my son. It…read morefosters a vibrant environment for Jewish learning and community. I appreciate how the school meets each student at their level, striving to support those who need extra help while also challenging those who are ready for more advanced work. The teachers and staff genuinely care about their students and are committed to their overall success. NYHS offers a fun experience for kids, with a variety of electives, a strong sports program, and engaging activities like trips, camping, Shabbatons, and team-building events. I highly recommend this school to anyone with a Jewish background seeking a quality Jewish education!

Awful school. Hoffman is the worst; a very uncaring teacher and unnecessarily mean. Admin is…read moreterrible as well. They will always back the teacher even if there's no valid reasoning behind it. Also lied to us in terms of how communicative they'd be about issues that arise, and the principal basically admitted that the staff had given me inconsistent info because they should've "communicated with each other ahead of time and worked on their communication" before talking to the parent. Basically, getting their lies together straight so that they can back each other up instead of being honest with what's really going on!

St. Anthony has been an incredible school for my child. Coming from a larger public school, my…read morechild felt overwhelmed and needed a learning environment that better suited her needs. Now, as she finishes 8th grade, she reflects on her time at St. Anthony as the best choice for her education. The school fosters diversity, faith, and a strong sense of community, making it a truly special place.

A good sport team. People might think it's a dumb school but it's really not it's just the people…read morethat were there made it look bad