Timberline High School

Elma Elementary School provides educational opportunities in preschool through grade five and is located in Elma, Wash. Its curriculum includes subjects, such as reading and writing, music, physical education and computer study. Its accelerated reader program is a computerized reading management system that is used to motivate and build reading skills. Its support staff includes a librarian and media specialist, psychologist, speech therapists and a counselor. It participates in Washington's state-funded early childhood education and assistance program, which provides education and health and social services to low-income children. Its early childhood special program provides services for children with development delays. It is a part of the Elma School District.

Federal Way High School, established in 1938, is a public secondary school located in Federal Way, Wash. It is a part of Federal Way Public Schools District, and offers extensive preadvanced and advanced placement programs to students in grades nine through 12. It provides advanced placement courses in various subjects, including calculus, American history, biology, world history, English, chemistry, and physics. The preadvanced placement programs offered by the school include history of Pacific region, English, world history, freshman science and biology. It also offers the Advancement Via Individual Determination and Air Force Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps programs. Its career and technical education department provides courses in American Sign Language, auto mechanics, business education, careers with children, commercial art, design technology, marketing, photography, sports medicine and woodworking. It also provides special education, counseling, nutrition, health and transportation services, and various athletic options. The school s activities include bands, choirs and cheer, drama and dance team. It also has clubs, such as eagle credit union, poetry and Pacific islander clubs.