Eastside Preparatory School
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10613 NE 38th Pl, Kirkland, WA 98033

Eastside Preparatory School offers learning opportunities to more than 140 students in grades 5 through 12. The school conducts classes in English, math, science and social studies. Its parent-teacher association facilitates and enhances the relationship and communication between the community of families and the school, as well as enriches the educational and social experience for families, students and school employees. Eastside Preparatory School provides various athletic activities, such as volleyball, basketball, soccer, cross-country, tennis, and track and field. Additionally, it offers several extracurricular activities, including creative writing, Math Olympiad, newsletters, strategy games, yearbooks and debates. The school s library houses a range of books for a variety of leisure reading and reading purposes. Eastside Preparatory School is located in Kirkland, Wash.

Reviews

janelyn

10/15/2010

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Great School! Individualized attention, challenging academics, supportive environment.

My older daughter is in 11th grade, her 6th year at Eastside Prep; my younger is in 8th, her third year. My girls are both very bright, and the school provides plenty of academic challenge for them both, and has alllowed my younger one to skip ahead in Spanish and Math, so she is now in tenth grade level classes in both those subjects, which gives her the challenge she needs. But, beyond the excellent college preparatory academics, Eastside Prep has a lot more going for it: extracurricular activities that are open to all (my daughter was enthusiastically welcomed onto the tennis team even though she'd never actually held a racket); a great arts program with a big emphasis on theater, small class sizes, teachers who know every kid by name and know every kid's strengths, and kids who welcome and embrace the diversity of their fellow students. (I've asked my girls which kids get picked on for being "different" and the question itself confuses them, and they say 'mom, our school is just not like that.')