Graham Kapowsin High School

Students and Parents. Do any colleges know you exist? Are you contacting the college of your choice on a regular basis (starting grade 9)? Can your Grandmother read your twitter and Facebook? You attend a good school but if you are doing things that show poorly on you in Facebook and twitterit it does YOU and the school no good. Yes Colleges read your facebook. Please remove anything that is not in good taste by adult (grandmothers) standards. Remember Getting a quality education is not a spectator sport!

It's college bound and I like it because it's challenging and sets you apart from other schools and as students we become better, more respectful people as we transcend through the school years.
--Submitted by a parent

GKHS has a great student body. In my experiences chaperoning and on campus, these kids are great! They are motivated and college bound. The staff has been excellent to work with and they really try to keep the parents informed. They support their sports and fine arts programs. This school is an asset to our community.
--Submitted by a parent

Great choir and band!! The kids and staff are the nicest I've seen in years!
--Submitted by a parent

As a parent of two HS graduates (1 from BHS and 1 from GKHS), I greatly appreciate the communication and dedication of the GKHS staff! Continue to great things for our young adults!
--Submitted by a parent

i went here when i was in high school grate prep for college and staff helps find you a place to go
--Submitted by a parent

I attended this school for the final two years of my high school education. I was in the first graduating class and I know that I will forever miss GKHS. Leadership worked extremely hard to unite the school and they succeeded. Teachers are amazing - many of them are young enough to still be able to heavily relate to the students (Not that older teachers can't relate, but they've been farther gone). The class choices are superb. Tons of AP and Honors classes to choose from. Lots of activities, clubs, events, etc. to keep everyone involved in school. I will miss GK so much and I spent the best two years of my life there!
--Submitted by a student