They made us go to school during a snow storm where its clearly not safe to be driving on the…read moreroads. The ground isn't even snow it's straight ice and it's hella slippery.

Teaches using the Inquiry Method: "Memorizing facts and information is not the most important skill…read morein today's world. Facts change, and information is readily available -- what's needed is an understanding of how to get and make sense of the mass of data." Nice school campus. Co-located with the school for the deaf.

I'm shocked at this companies response to COVID 19. They locked their doors with no communication…read moreuntil yesterday. I could still understand that with all the government changes and restrictions but cant believe they demanded March and April full tuition from families impacted by the shutdowns. This is a NON-PROFIT with SEVERAL MILLION annually in sales. They have requested all parents that are lower income ask for government tuition to pay them so parents can keep their spot during COVID 19. This is a multi million dollar non-profit that is asking for limited government funds so they can continue to make money? The money should be allocated to smaller private business that are at risk! I'm disappointed.

If I could give zero stars, I would. This is a daycare center that does not seem to even like…read morechildren. They treat them like cattle to be herded from one room to the next with as minimal effort or movement from the staff as possible. My grandchild was in the pre-school for two 1/2 years and was constantly berated, bullied and terrified....not by the other children, but by the staff. The staff has no concept of child development and have very little training. They should be there to guide, teach and promote healthy self esteem, but instead they belittle and cause emotional damage to vulnerable minds at a crucial point in development. This causes lasting damage. They should be investigated and shut down. I am sure there are other parents out there who are afraid to speak out for fear of repercussions. Instead of speaking up, they just pull their kids out....this has to stop.

i am very bored and dissapointed attending this school onj a day to day time the food is terrible,…read morei ate one of the vegetable pattys and i wasnt in school for 2 days. The students in north salem high school are VERy disrespectful , they indulge in their "gangster activities" and i am constantly having to walk around the school to use the bathroom. Safety at north salem high school is the worst you've ever seen i always fear that i will be ATTACKED because im always getting threats like "im going to jump you after school." The education in this school isn't that good either because most of these students dont really seem that academically smart.

Absolutely terrible. Would give 0 stars if I could. 0/10 would not come again. Bad students and…read morelots of teachers are not very helpful.

Struggles to respect students health issues. personal boundaries, or learning disorders.read more

I attended my freshman year here and was in the choir I had an absolutely amazing experiencing and…read moreall my teachers were kind and caring and taught me so much!

My grandchildren attended for preschool and absolutely loved it. Only due to moving to Wilsonville…read morewill they not be returning. The quality of teachers, staff, and education was very high and we appreciate the care and love you provided for our two grandchildren. Thak you!

A Life-Changing Experience at Salem Academy…read more Middle school can be a tough time for kids, but Salem Academy's Bridge 56 program offers something truly special. It gives students the independence they need while still providing the support and guidance to help them succeed. Our son started at Salem Academy in 5th grade, and this school has changed his life in ways we never could have imagined. Unlike public schools, Salem Academy looks at the whole child--focusing not just on academics, but also on character and personal growth. It's a safe, encouraging place where kids can learn, grow, and become who they were meant to be, surrounded by positive role models and supportive peers. Now, as we approach graduation, our family will forever be grateful for our time at Salem Academy.