During this unusual time, it's important to have an emphasis on social opportunities for students. This year, we have rolled out new quarterly clubs as well as camps. This last quarter, students had the opportunity to choose between attending: Baking [...]

There is some good news here in the Pacific Northwest! As families are coping with a new reality post Covid, some students who originally planned on attending a 4 year college, either in state or out of state, might be [...]

  EASTSIDE ACADEMICS SCHOOL FALL 2020 REOPENING PLAN August 4, 2020  Research  In the wake of educational uncertainty brought on by Covid 19, EAS has formulated the following plan to begin the fall semester on Monday, September 14, 2020. In [...]

As this school year comes to a close and the class of 2020 embarks into an unprecedented future, there is another group of students left to wonder how to take the lead – the class of 2021. As their senior [...]

We are excited to be offering 3 Dungeons and Dragons camps this summer! Students will be embarking on an adventure with other students in the DnD realm. This camp can be for beginners or students who have played DnD before. [...]

During this unpredictable time, we are offering an online spring break camp - Art Through Anime! Email Jennifer@eastsideschool.org if you are interested in registering for next week. ART THROUGH ANIME CAMP Art Through Anime Camp offers you a journey into [...]

As we are venturing into this new unknown territory together, our school is adapting to change by switching completely online. We are using a combination of our grading program, Thinkwave, and Discord, for students and teachers to engage together and [...]

We had a busy week here at EAS! We are beginning to prepare for our 40th anniversary, which is coming up this fall. As part of that process, we spent some time building out our strategic plan and taking a [...]

Typically, junior year consists of studying and taking either the SAT or ACT in order to prepare for applying to colleges. However, there has been a recent shift among colleges and universities to make the test scores optional. Although Bowdoin [...]