3943 Hyde Loop NE #126
Olympia, WA 98506

My son goes here and I don’t have anything bad to say about his education here but there has been a lot of suspicious activity with the homeless in the area walking through. There’s also articles online saying they have found multiple suspicious “devices” on campus.

Our students have had a great experience at NT. Overall there are teachers who care and the high school offers many electives and classes for every student. Each student has an option to create their own path towards graduation. There is always going to be the grumpy parent or student review as it takes a village to raise, guide and educate kids. No school will be perfect and kids needs to be taught accountability for their education to be good people in the community. If you live in the area, NT is a good option for your high schooler.

I am extremely disappointed with Pleasant Glade Elementary School. My experience with this school has been frustrating from start to finish. Communication from staff is inconsistent at best important updates are often missed or sent out at the last minute, leaving parents scrambling.One of my biggest concerns is the lack of attention to student safety and bullying. Incidents don’t always seem to be addressed in a timely or effective manner, and it often feels like concerns are minimized rather than taken seriously. No parent should feel uneasy about their child’s well-being while they’re at school, but unfortunately that’s been my experience here.The level of organization within the school also seems lacking. Policies are unclear and sometimes enforced unevenly, which creates confusion for both students and parents. When I’ve tried to raise concerns, it felt like there was little follow-through or accountability.Additionally, the overall environment did not feel as supportive or attentive as I expected. Students who may need extra help don’t always seem to receive the attention they deserve, and that’s troubling in an educational setting.I really wanted to have a positive experience here, but unfortunately, that hasn’t been the case. I hope the administration takes these concerns seriously and works toward improving communication, consistency, and most importantly, student safety.