Woodmoor Elementary School

Heritage Christian Academy, located in Bothell, Washington, has been a beacon of Christ-centered education since 1979, dedicated to nurturing the unique potential of each child. Serving students from preschool through high school, the academy focuses on those with diverse learning needs, including language-based learning disabilities and twice-exceptional learners. The school emphasizes a family-driven approach that fosters strong relationships among teachers, staff, students, and parents, creating an environment where every child feels known and valued. Key programs such as the Learning Success Center provide tailored support to enhance academic and social skills, while the STEAM-powered curriculum in middle school encourages creativity and critical thinking. With a commitment to low student-teacher ratios and high-quality extended care for children aged 30 months to 12 years, Heritage Christian Academy stands out for its holistic development of students in both spiritual and academic realms. This unique blend of community involvement and specialized educational resources makes Heritage not just a school but a supportive family where children are equipped to pursue their individual paths with confidence.

Dartmoor School is a private, fully accredited one-to-one school serving students in grades 1 through 12 across multiple campuses in the Puget Sound area, including its Seattle location in the Maple Leaf neighborhood. Founded in 1990, the school specializes in providing a customized academic experience for a diverse student body, including those with neurodiverse profiles such as ADD, Autism Spectrum Disorder, and dyslexia. Dartmoor is approved by the Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction (OSPI) as both a private school and a Non-Public Agency, and its high school coursework is NCAA-approved. The 'Dartmoor Method' is the cornerstone of the school's instructional approach, emphasizing respect for the student and a focus on mastery-based learning. Each student's program begins with a thorough assessment to diagnose their specific learning profile, level, and pace, leading to a personalized, diagnostic-prescriptive course of study. This one-to-one format allows instructors to tailor curriculum to each student’s unique strengths and interests, ensuring that they master concepts at an 80% proficiency level before moving forward. Dartmoor offers a comprehensive range of academic programs, including standard elementary, middle, and high school curriculum, as well as specialized support for credit remediation, SAT/ACT preparation, and summer school. The school operates year-round with a rolling admissions policy, allowing new students to enroll at any time. Families work closely with administrative and instructional staff to develop bespoke educational pathways that align with their children's intellectual curiosity and long-term goals. Staffed by educators who hold at least a Bachelor’s degree in their field, Dartmoor emphasizes a collaborative partnership between the school, families, and outside professionals. The Seattle campus provides a dynamic urban setting where students can pursue academic independence while balancing external interests in the arts, athletics, or STEM. By prioritizing a nurturing, one-to-one environment, Dartmoor aims to rekindle a student's joy for learning and help them reach their full potential.

North Creek High School opened in fall 2017 on a campus of more than 60 acres with wetlands, and almost 1,900 students in grades 9 through 12 now attend from the north end of the Northshore School District in Bothell. Our buildings are heated and cooled with geothermal energy and partly offset by solar power, classrooms have movable glass walls, and hallways include Collaboration Cubes for small-group work. Students can choose from more than 20 Advanced Placement courses, 10 College in the High School courses, Running Start, AVID, career and technical education and classes like Aviation: Introduction to Flight. Arts include drama, band, orchestra and choir, and our Jaguars compete in sports from football and swim and dive to gymnastics and girls flag football. Special education runs through three pathways: the Learning Center, Mid-Level and Functional Skills and Academics (FSA) for students with the highest support needs. School psychologists, speech-language pathologists, behavior specialists, occupational and physical therapists and para-educators deliver services, and FSA students take part in school life through peer coaching, unified bowling and soccer, and a Best Buddies club.