206 E Alder St
Alder, WA 98568

The class sizes are very small making it so the teachers are very aware of your child and their needs. The teachers will do a good job communicating with you but you have to open that line of communication with them first. The strategy they are currently using to have every child enrolled/enlisted/employed, has good means and I hope they get it fine tuned. The athletics director tries her heart out to fulfill the needs of the school even when you can tell hers are not being met. The principal does not have great focus, is constantly behind on tasks and seems to focus on things that should not be a priority. Growing up I never really had contact with my principles so if you have a child that you are not concerned with needing to deal with them often this school is great. Like all small school they lack in funding and resources so if your child has special needs that exceed the normal I don’t know if they would be met but if you were to contact them they would be able to tell you. The administrator will do a good job listening and trying to find ways for you to have your child be welcomed and succeed if you reach out to him for help.

The school has been working really hard to support students, and update the school. The small town allows students to get the support they need.