Private Schools

Our child has been at Eton for over a year and we absolutely love it! The teachers are empathic, dedicated, and effective. The community at Eton is energetic and supportive. It's a wonderful school.

Don't listen to Owen bcs is great

Eastside academy ROCKS!!!!!!!

This is the absolute best gifted school for young children. Meera is the gifted child "whisperer." She simply gets gifted children in a way that I have not seen at other schools (and we looked at many). Meera will ensure that your child is ready for the next step and will help guide you every step of the way. She really cares deeply about each child and makes sure they get the individualized attention and care that they need. We feel very fortunate to have found BK Academy and Meera.

You acutally dont learn anything there

We have both of our daughters attending the Living Montessori community, one was at the Early Education and just transitioned to the Academy while the younger is currently at the Early Education. With both daughters we saw great development in all areas. They both enjoy going there every morning (My younger doesn't even look back to say goodbye...). Although there were some misunderstandings at the beginning regarding certain issues, the moment the gaps were clarified to the Living Montessori team, we found them to be very attentive and open to all of our sometimes peculiar requests, from special diets to cloth diapers through very early age potty training - all were well accepted and handled. Afrose is very involved in running the school and with her leadership team, creatively accommodated multiple challenges we encountered and were always very responsive to our questions and requests. We also found the extra curricular recreational program to be pretty comprehensive and fun for our daughters, they are even adding Capoeira classes pretty soon! All in all, I would highly recommend Living Montessori to any parent!

My son is an 8th grader at Eastside Academic School (which is both a middle and high school). He was sick today, so I looked up the phone number to call it in. I was disturbed to stumble upon the earlier negative review, because we are so incredibly happy with this school and I felt it undeserved. So I will take the time to tell you why this school is such a gem and has been the saving grace of our son's negative public school experiences, thus far. This year, at EAS, our 14 year old's academic attitude and outlook has COMPLETELY turned 180 degrees. I don't even recognize my teen, and that's a good thing! He looks forward to school again, loves all the teachers, who he says actually care about him and respect him as a person, as well as how he is learning. Charlotte is wonderful. My son has her for art and she goes above and beyond, making a point to come out to my car, at pick up, to tell me how much she enjoys him in her classroom and to explain to me specifics about his work. When could anyone ever expect this kind of caring commitment, on the part of a teacher, at other schools? This school is truly a gift! I am grateful we took a chance, pulling our son out of a nearby public middle school, where he was failing, hated school and felt nobody cared about him. We were beyond worried, at the end of our rope. Our son was on the precipice of traveling down a dark path, starting to seek out negative outlets that DID make him feel good. EAS was exactly the intervention we needed. The future now looks hopeful and bright, with all As and Bs. It just took people who are able and willing to work with my son's individual learning needs. He is easily distracted, with ADHD. The environment at EAS is extremely nurturing. The teachers and staff are 100% committed to making sure he succeeds. If he misses, he stays later or goes in on Fridays. They took the struggle of our HW battles OUT of the equation, which has brought our family peace. He comes home every day (even if it has to be later) feeling on top of the world, because he got all his work done at school, with constant help and guidance from the teachers. If his grades even remotely reflect his falling below the B range, the staff will alert us and help our son to get the extra help he needs in a gentle and encouraging way. We never have to worry. He feels like he's a smart kid again. He feels loved and accepted where he is. I could go on and on and on. I am just one very excited and happy parent!! :) Our son now says, "Life is Good." Life is, indeed, good again!

Catholic centered education serving diverse students with excellent teachers and innovative individualized learning.

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I lived in Seattle around 2006 to 2011 and now am in sixth grade. I have went to this school for my majority of time there and loved it completely. The atmosphere is pleasant and there and many kids smart and ready to learn. I recommend this school to all kids that are able to attend. :)

We were fortunate to find OWS when our son was entering Kindergarten. He continued at OWS through middle school. Our son agrees that it was an exceptional experience and set the trajectory for excellent performance in high school. The project / time management skills learned at OWS continue to pay huge dividends and will likely do so for life. We would not hesitate to recommend OWS. That said, if you are looking for a classic military style "drilling" type institution, this is definitely not that.

went to the school for 5 years and it was good until middle school. thats when it gets clique-y and you've known these people for too long, and so it just gets boring and the bubble needs to be pushed. but the first few years were golden.

Owners are very good, teachers are nice, my daughter is enjoy her Pre-k life.

This is a wonderful learning environment for homeschoolers and unschoolers. Great teachers, interesting selection of classes and a wide range of students from toddlers to high schoolers!