Marysville Pilchuck High School 5611 108th Street Northeast, Marysville, WA 98271

"My 3 kids attempt to goto this school since we lived across the street.My first child who is 31 now dropped out in 11th grade my 2nd child who is 24 transfered to Getchel cause he felt hed benefit more there,My 16 year old who just turned 16 Started 9th grade here now it is the end of 10th grade.She is not the same girl.she said their are alot of fights regularly at the school,most kids there at least smoke weed,the teacher dont care about much,you can go there miss mutilple days come and go as you please get on going straight fs and no one cares,they will fight u on a 504 plan or IUP cause they cant afford it.They dont allow kids to switch classes if there is a problem.Death school.Graffitti all over the place wich they call art.Gangs.I swear the 9th grade counsler smoked weed and acted like a kid him self with all his toys in his office,very unproffesional..Never was able to connect with or b involved with the school would have loved too.They still had people in the school that were close to the kids in the shooting when my last child enrolled.Big mistake to think my 3rd child would make it threw this school.My daughter was harassed and bullied and the staff took the bullies side and blamed my daughter.We will not be there next year and pray that you wont eighther.Save your childs life dont go here !!!! That is a dangerous school..........Thank God my girls are tough."

"Loved this school. All the staff that work here are great people. Sports teams are good. Overall great school"

"I loved attending Pilchuck. Good teachers and good kids. I was there in the late 90s,I'm proud to have been a Tomahawk."

"A new Marysville-Pilchuck High School should be built somewhere else... The old one has safety issues. Marysville-Pilchuck High School pools are old and original (They need to be removed) Class rooms were added to the school Stadium Stand back in 1990 is another dangerous violation. Went to MPHS in the mid 1990's things were falling apart in those younger times,"

"I graduated from MPHS in '06 and at the time, there was bullying but MOST of the time, the security would stop it. I really enjoyed the academics it offered to the student body. If schools were something you could recommend, MPHS would be up there. Just make the right friends."