Pine Lake Middle School

My oldest is in 6th grade at PLMS and I could not more impressed with this school administration, teachers and students. As a parent, I was dreading the middle school experience but at PLMS, the kids seem to thrive and love their time there. Great anti-bullying policies, seasoned teachers with high expectations and a strong parent body that supports the administration and students. Truly a joy to be included at this school.
--Submitted by a parent

This school has the best teachers, management and Office Staff I have ever seen. All of my kids loved going here. The academics are challenging but really prepare you for High School.
--Submitted by a parent

this is a nice school and their music programis amazing im in 7th and im playing 9th grade music thanks to mr. miller

Im in 6th grade at pink lake, and i think that pine lake is the best school ever!!! Everyone there is nice and it feels like everyone is my friend
--Submitted by a student

i love my school. it taught me a lot, and i grew a lot from it. i met a lot of great and inspiring people, and it prepared me great for high school!!!!!
--Submitted by a student

The leadership and the spirit in this school shines. This is a great school!
--Submitted by a former student

Pine Lake is the best middle school in the Issaquah School. The teachers and everything about it is great.
--Submitted by a former student

Pine Lake is a superb teaching facility. Aside from high WASL test scores, the students have excellent extracurricular activities as well. Their sports are always first class. Having Fall, Winter, and Spring athletics. And also choir, band, and orchestra perform at many concerts around Washington. The teachers are qualified and are actually interesting to listen to.
--Submitted by Ktsl, a student

This is a great school--excellent test scores, wide variety of sports afterschool. A new web designing class is popular. There is a lot of technology available.
--Submitted by a parent

Pine Lake is a decent middle school, unless your child falls outside of the 'middle ground' range. The classes are large, so the teachers tend to teach to the students who are average, and those struggling because they are behind or ahead of the learning curve fall through the cracks.
--Submitted by a parent