Timberline High School

Timberline Schools (now grades K-12) has a lot to offer especially for a smaller school. Not only does the school offer an intimate atmosphere with good community support it gives students a chance to succeed where highly qualified teachers genuinely care about each student and go out of their way to help each one. On a personal note: I attended High School at Timberline as well as completed my student teaching at this school. Although the school does not have an abundance of funds it offers a quality education where students feel comfortable in their surroundings and play as many sports as they wish (without being cut from the team). Timberline has many extra-curricular activities including, but not limited to, Football, Cheerleading, Volleyball, Basketball, Track, Baseball, Softball FCCLA, SADD, etc. Timberline has close-knit surrounding communities in which the lines of education and community are meshed together. Many people say It takes a village to raise a child and that s really what happens here.
--Submitted by a parent

Timberline School has changed the life of my 3 children. The elementary teachers are great and Ms. Brown is the best. Mrs. Jared is my daughter's teacher in 6th grade and she is wonderful. My daughter hated school in Washington but nows loves going to school. I also have a senior who loves his math teacher Mr. Knapp. This school does a great job even with the limited amount of money is has. I love this school
--Submitted by a parent

I love the Spartan Pride. I went to Timberline school and now my children go there. The school is the heart of our community and we love it. The staff is excellent and caring.
--Submitted by a parent

This school is an awful cheap school. I would not recommend going to this school. Academics are awful, along with the clickiness going along. This school needs help!
--Submitted by a parent

i think timberline is not a very good place for peoples kids to go...they do not get a the best education available to them and spend to many days out of school.
--Submitted by a parent

There are several teachers with masters degrees, one national board special ed teacher and the advanced math dept is highly qualified. the school offers dual enrollment advanced math courses.
--Submitted by a parent

The academic programs are there for gifted children however, if your child is mainstream or IEP there is no help. The Staff is un careing. The principle has a closed door policy. There is almost no extracurricular activities they go to the school down the hill. The principle has too much on his plate with 2 other schools on the hill to run. There is no support for the studants. Mine takes a bus 30 miles down the hill in Orofino for a better education and Help from the teachers when needed without feeling left out.
--Submitted by a parent

Advanced level courses are offered as meager finances are available. Teachers are multi-tasking to make the school a caring, warm environment for students. Extra curricular activities are available to all. Parental involvement is always welcome and encouraged.
--Submitted by a former student

This school is low quilty and the techers and headmaster arint good the students are smarter then them!
--Submitted by a parent