Epiphany School

3611 East Denny Way

Seattle, WA 98122

10 Reviews

School District
Grade

PK-5
Type

private

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Submitted by parent on July 23, 2024

We have loved our time at Epiphany School. There is such a sense of community between the students, teachers and parents. Our child has not only excelled academically, but also shown so much growth in social-emotional learning. Epiphany truly makes learning fun and we could not ask for anything more than a child that is eager to learn more.
Submitted by parent on February 05, 2024

Our children are both very different learners and Epiphany has provided enriching academic and social-emotional learning opportunities that have enabled both to flourish in their own way. We're continually impressed with how well the teachers know our kids and truly appreciate being a part of this special community.
Submitted by parent on January 04, 2023

We chose Epiphany because they not only support my daughter they support us as a family. My daughter has attended since kindergarten.
Submitted by parent on December 29, 2022

Due the the gap in age of my children, I have been part of the epiphany community for 12 years. I have seen it change and grow in many ways over the years. The bones of this school are solid. Teacher and staff retention is high, which is a sign of a possitive work environment. My eldest child is now in high school and thriving academically and socially, due in large part to the foundations laid at Epiphany School. My youngest is currently finishing his final year at Epiphany. He has loved his elementary school experence AND he is ready to take off into middle school. It is well worth the investment.
Submitted by parent on December 29, 2022

When we moved to Seattle, we looked for a school that would offer our kids academic excellence balanced with a healthy and happy learning environment. In Epiphany we found an incredible community that has supported not only our children but our entire family.
Submitted by parent on December 27, 2022

Love the community and both of our girls LOVE going to school every day. Epiphany provides a safe space for the children. We are so pleased with our decision. Highly recommend this school.
Submitted by parent on December 20, 2022

We love the epiphany community. Each of our children have grown as learners and are challenged academically. More importantly, each of our children have benefitted from the strong emotional/social curriculum the school offers. The school focuses on creating kind, confident, curious children.
Submitted by other on December 15, 2022

I have never experienced such a warm and committed group of faculty and staff. The teachers truly know every one of their students and are able to foster a joyful and dynamic learning environment where students of all backgrounds, skills, interests, and learning styles thrive. Both the academics and the social-emotional learning approach are top-notch.
Submitted by parent on August 10, 2022

I checked the box "no" but I wish there was a "depends" option. This is a good school for kids that are perfectly normal/typical. Once your child deviates, even slightly in any way, they lack systems to support him/her. You fend for yourself and it could kill your kid's confidence and self esteem (and yours as a parent). This is a great school, but inclusive? Not so much. It is homogeneous and lacks a real vision for how to teach and parent in our current world. Other Seattle private schools are trailblazing paths that Epiphany is trying to follow. But if you wish it was still the 1950s and conformity should come before anything else, then you've found the right place.
Submitted by parent on July 20, 2022

Not a good learning environment for children, primarily due to adults (parents and school employees) inability to look beyond what is ‘on fire’ and this keeps them reactive instead of proactive. School has history of kicking out challenging students if pressure by board members who financially support the school. Not great for those kids or the kids that learn that they solve problems by having their parents handle it.