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Horizon Elementary School
(425) 356-1333
222 W Casino Rd
Everett, WA 98204
Level: K-5
District: Mukilteo School District



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In-depth school information including test scores, student stats, parent ratings and reviews for Horizon Elementary School, Everett, WA.


Cenus InfoValueYear
White, non-Hispanic:26.4% (2008)
Black, non-Hispanic:6.3% (2008)
Hispanic:49% (2008)
Multiracial:5.6% (2008)
Asian:8% (2008)
Pacific Islander:2% (2008)
Native American or Native Alaskan:2% (2008)
Unspecified:0.8% (2008)
Student Teacher Ratio:15% (2008)
Percent Free and Reduced Price Lunch:78.69% (2008)


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Horizon Elementary School Ratings Summary

Average Quality Rating3
Average Principals Rating3
Average Teachers Rating4
Average Activities Rating3
Average Parents Rating3
Average Safety Rating4


Horizon Elementary School Reviews

 
I have children attending Horizon. The teachers, principal and staff are all wonderful and very involved with the kids. Kids get extra help if they need it. Parent involvement seems somewhat low but it is up to parents to get involved. The PTA does a super job of putting on extracurricular activities. Math night had a huge turn out and was super fun and informative. The principal knows many of the kids by their first names. Horizon is a friendly school and it's principal, teachers, office staff and volunteers are very knowledgeable. I'm glad my kids are going to Horizon.

I have two children attending Horizon. Luckily both of my children have GREAT teachers who have made an effort into students who are excelling by providing them with a more challenging curriculum. It is my understanding that resources are available for children who need additional help; however, what about the children who are doing extremely well...what resources are made available for them??? You would think the school would want to also invest in these children especially since it promotes improved WASL scores. We are very active with our children and their academics. I feel the school should also be supporting programs to challenge ALL children as well as help them excel and keep motivated. As for school activities, I don't know if things would be any different if they offered some on evenings other than Thursdays. My children are involved in other activities, so Thursdays aren't good for our family.

My child goes to Horizon and this is the first year I have had a teacher that has kept the parents aware of what the kids were learning in the classroom. Parent involvement is very very low. The school puts on some activities and when they do they don't get a lot of turn out from the families. We go to a a lot and we see the same families involved. I have nieces and nephews in other school districts and they are learning more interesting things and excelling farther. The principal is not that friendly either.

My son has been going to this school for 3 years. There are no challenge courses only courses for those who are behind. The PTA this year is the worst since we have been here. I feel my son is not being challenged. His teacher this year is really good but does not have the resources she needs to provide challenging material.

I found Horizon a very unsatisfying school. The principle was very nice & cordial, the office staff was too - but they had NO energy. My daughter attended kindergarten and LOVED her teacher (who left this year for some of the same reasons I took my daughter out) but the rest of the school was seriously lacking any excitement. I felt that things were only going to get worse as my daughter got older - so I switched her to Madison.The only extracurricular activities were selling things for the school and going to skate deck. The carnival was lame, the kindergartners didn't get to participate in holiday stuff (& they had No K graduation ceremony, other than what the teacher did). We had 1 field trip &, despite the fact that the k's sold more than ANY other classes, they didn't get to participate in ANY events with older classes!

The teachers are great! The music program seems good. They have the reflections program for art, which is awesome! Parent involvement is low, but they're working on making it better.

I think Horizon is an overall good school but there seems to be alott of launguage barriers for the children.

I am new to the state and was very cautious about picking a school. I definitely made the right choice with Horizon. Horizon has a friendly, hardworking, and knowledgeable staff. I feel confident that my child is getting a very good education in a safe and nuturing environment.

Horizon Elementary is a great place for kids and parents to be involved,my children love this school! They have the very best teachers here.I have four children ages 14-9 they all have been at this school and have very good attitudes towards school and homework...I can't say enough great things!



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