170 Gleason rd
Rockaway Beach, WA 98531

I didn't really like this school. On my sons first day Teachers weren't very welcome. I didn't like the fact that teachers/staff treated students different from each other. For example teachers/staff treated ''popular people'' different from others. They let them off easy and treated them very different. Also some teachers at this school was very rude and unkind. But there is some nice teachers at this school as well. Many students are very mean to each other.. My son was never safe at school and didn't like there was so much Mean people He saids. A reason I didn't like this school is because the the clothing rules Here was Just meaningless. This is the biggest part I took my kids out of this school. If your looking to put your kid In this school wouldn't.

Great collection of students and staff. Staff works hard to support student learning.

This school needs a lot of work internally. The Principal is on a power trip, the bullying is out of hand and the staff do not communicate. I would not put your child in this school! To visit your child's class you have to give at least 24 hr. notice and have a background check done.

I love the staff at this school, they are so sweet and helpful. It is rare to walk into a school and find that everyone is so great, but this is certainly one of them! The only complaint I have about it (and the reason I did not give it 5 stars) it needs a better Special Education program. My son has a minor learning delay, has been classified as special ed his entire time in the education system but the only program they had for him was to stick him in a class of severely disabled children. He was basically forgotten in the midst of the day-to-day chaos that would ensue (although, I absolutely loved his teachers because they communicated with me on a daily basis) and was not taught anything. He would also get scared by the way some of the severely disabled kids behaved. Otherwise, everyone in that school was/is fantastic. It is a shame to see some of these schools who have a staff that is there for all the right reasons not have the funding to offer what a minority of the kids need.