2005 113th
Everett, WA 98208

For how little funding Cascade gets, its doing really well. The teachers are amazing and most of them genuinely care for students beyond just school. However, Cascade does not have much discipline given out by the administrative level hence why many students continue to be disinterested in learning and thereby decreasing the overall performance of Cascade. This decline causes the school to gain very little funding almost every year and cut many of its crucial academic programs instead of expanding and adding more. Overall, the teachers try very hard to make students feel welcome and to teach students. However, the Everett Public Schools district and Cascade Administrative Team continuously makes poor decisions causing us to become a school that doesn't have a lot to offer compared to other schools in the area. Furthermore, administrators are not very strict on rules and regulations making students feel free to discriminate and even ensue violence against others. This is what lead me to not recommend Cascade as a school to attend if you are given the choice. Again, the teachers are amazing, its just the administrators and district employees that have screwed us over.

This school has a Major issue with bullying not just with the students but with the teachers against students. Due to that this school is run in a way that is UnSafe. Bullying isn't the same it used to be and I didn't know it or realize it until Eisenhower. The difference from the school my kiddo is in now to Eisenhower is Massive. The whole school and the ENTIRE staff Needs to be retrained on more than being judgemental Racists right when they meet a CHILD who doesn't look like them. Do better or close down before you hurt more kids.

Parent of two Monroe kids. Very happy with the effort the teachers and PTA put forth to ensure the kids have a fun, challenging and safe place to learn and grow. One of mine has needed extra help and their behavioral programs suited her well even during Covid lockdown.