10323 184th Ave SW
Rochester, WA 98579

What a sham! Very disappointed in the lack of safety, lack of discrimination and overall care for the students.

As a concerned and involved parent, I have been deeply disappointed with the way this school has chosen to treat some of its parents. It has become increasingly clear that there is a clear bias towards certain parents, while the rest of us are treated with disdain and disrespect. Despite my efforts to engage with the school and ask essential questions, I have found that the staff are often unable or unwilling to provide me with the answers I seek. Recently, I attended a parent-teacher conference, hoping to discuss my child's progress and any concerns I had. However, what I experienced was nothing short of a complete letdown. The conference was rushed and chaotic, and I felt ignored and dismissed. Even though I arrived on time for my appointment, the staff skipped over me in favor of another parent who was running late. When it was finally my turn, I was rushed through my appointment and told that the conference's purpose was not to ask questions but simply to receive information. I left the conference feeling frustrated and angry. I had come to the school in good faith, hoping to engage in a productive conversation about my child's education, and instead, I was treated like an inconvenience. It is deeply concerning that the school seems to have no interest in engaging with parents or addressing their concerns. As a parent, I have a right to be heard and to receive answers to my questions, and I expect the school to honor that right.

Very good school for respectful and hard-working kids, But due to laws and other things of the sort, Its almost impossible FOR them to enforce rules, which many of the kids, and evidently the kids parents, done care about and they cant really stop them, though they put in a good effort

There are some teachers who don't really follow on the "great 5 star scale", but most of them do. I am currently a Freshman, and I have already gotten so much help from all the teachers, my counselor, AND the principle. As of right now, I have a 4.0 GPA, and I am on the top 10 GPA's of the freshman class. In Middle School, I struggled to get a 3.5. The teachers do understand sometimes you need some rest, but it's really when you respect them. SO you get respect back. The majority of the curriculum is good. AP classes are great too, the teachers have a lot more depth into the certain subject. Communication is a good way to befriend the teachers for both of your guys' advantage. Both of my older siblings went to Rochester High School (and Middle School), even though it was hard for them (like the dated reviews on this school) it has definitely made a 180 turn. I have excelled in school all thanks to the people who work there.