935 Boyer Avenue
Walla Walla, WA 99362

My girls just started here this year and they LOVE it. I was encouraged by the dual language learning program as it will enhance their opportunities later on in life. I wish something like this had been around when I was a youngster. Both girls love their kindergarten teachers claiming 'they are the best EVER'. The staff is friendly and encouraging. Overall appearance is clean and well kept. The only thing I've seen so far is that as a new to the school kindergarten parent a little more organization and instruction would be helpful. Overall, I love this school.

I a wanting to transfer my student to a different school due to the way this school handles bullying.

Depending on which pathway you go through, the experiences can be wildly different. The honors/AP pathway is fairly good. You are surrounded by many students and teachers who are passionate about learning, and are prepared very well for the tests. The normal pathway is okay. Most kids aren't passionate about school, but aren't extremely disruptive. The CTE classes are great and very fun, and the students in these classes are always very engaged. Most teachers would love to take time out of their day to help students after school, and the after-school tuition is pretty good. The after-school activities are very nice. Sports that have a small amount of students (Cross country, bowling, etc.) have a very nice sense of community and are very supportive. The individual classes give more busy work on average than other schools, but almost always instruct you on the exact material in the homework and test. The food is above average (and free!), and lunch is longer than most schools I've been to. One of the problems here is some of the kids. Vaping is rampant, and many kids don't show up to school. Gangster culture has become a bit of a thing, but is relatively harmless (compared to other schools I've been to). Teachers are fairly amiable to parent requests, but are strict on enforcing most reasonable guidelines. You can tell that the teachers want to be engaging and fun, but some of the kids take that as a chance to be problematic. Cheating is a big issue here, and the teachers can be quite clueless. The assemblies here are jokes, and some administrators (not naming names) are absolute Karens and dislike anything other than perfectly orderly and fair conduct. These few teachers/administrators can be such sticklers for the rules that they will write you up for the most stupid stuff. The language programs here are good.All in all, this was a great experience and one of the best schools I've been to. The sheer amount of after-school programs , classes, and freedom to do whatever you may be passionate about was actually quite overwhelming. The sense of community fostered in some of these places were the strongest I've ever encountered in any school. While there may have been quite a bit of (quite easy) homework and very stressful tests, most teachers were really concerned for the welfare of their students and eager to help before, after, and during school. We also get plenty of days off. 7/10, best school I've ever been to. Make sure to get involved in sports!

My son and I loved this school! He was having some challenges before we moved. His teacher was very helpful and always communicated with me.