Crescent Heights

I am incredibly grateful for the all the teachers, support staff and principal at CHE. They create an amazing environment for all the kids to thrive. Our principal knows every student's name and knows the families. I have two daughters enrolled at CHE. My oldest was placed on in IEP and my youngest is on a 504. I had zero issues getting support to implement the plans. If I have questions or concerns everyone is always willing to have conversations and give support. Both of my girls are on track with academics because of the teachers. I know other parents at other elementary schools struggle to get the support they need with kids who are neurodivergent but CHE has always been great about creating equity for their students. I just love the school so much and can't imagine my girls any where else.

We had been in a private school for gifted children until recently, when for safety reasons, I enrolled my 7 year old into Crescent Heights Elementary. This was the best decision we ever made for her mental well being after having been bullied at her last school. I veered away from public schools because of the stigma of not getting a quality education. Boy was I very wrong. My daughter is excelling and super confident in her abilities at CHE. Excellent leadership, staff and educators. Based on our past experiences, I would recommend CHE to absolutely anyone!

Wonderful school and leadership. School goes the extra mile to communicate. Strong PTA.

Three kids have or are going through Crescent Heights. Academics are a year ahead of nearby Federal Way schools. Fantastic music and after school programs. Great, approachable teachers. A far better elementary school experience for my kids than I had. Only issue is sometimes the "no touching" policy gets too strict and black and white (although this is better under current principal). Let the kids play tag!!!

By far the best school in the area, great teachers who are involved in the community (coaching sports, running art and theater groups, etc.) You can not find a better Elementary School in the area.