Eastside Academics School

09/02/2026

Check out our blog post:
Why Small Class Sizes Are Beneficial:

At independent schools, small classes of 2–7 students give bright learners exactly what they need to stay challenged and engaged. With more one‑on‑one teacher interaction, personalized pacing, deeper discussions, and stronger relationships, students can learn at the level that fits them best.

When kids feel seen, supported, and connected, their confidence grows — and so does their learning.

Why Small Class Sizes Are Ideal for Students When families begin exploring independent schools, one of the first questions they often ask is why a class of 2–7 students can be more effective than the traditional larger public‑school model. Some parents also wonder whether fewer peers might limit...

09/02/2026

Excited for the 1st day of school today!

08/25/2026

Come join us on Saturday, October 3rd for a fun night Under the Fairway Lights!

Buy Your Tickets Here Purchase your tickets before September 3 to receive early-bird pricing: General Admission: $70 Admission + Two Drinks: $90 Beginning September 3, ticket prices increase to: General Admission: $80 Admission + Two Drinks: $100 Under the Fairway Lights: Our 2026 Silent Auction Is....

08/11/2026

07/29/2026

https://www.eastsideschool.org/dnd-camps/

Dungeons & Dragons has quickly become one of the most beloved traditions of summer at EAS. What started as a single camp has grown into a staple of our program — so popular that we now offer it three

07/14/2026

Check out our new blog post about graduation requirements for seniors that are changing and our EAS programs that meet it:

Last month, State Superintendent Chris Reykdal introduced a new proposal aimed at strengthening senior‑year preparation across Washington. In addition to the existing 0.5‑credit civics requirement, he is recommending an added semester‑long course called the Senior Year Postsecondary Launch Cou...

06/15/2026

Senior Highlight #10: Will
During his time at the Issaquah campus, Will has built strong relationships with his peers and teachers. His dry sense of humor has been showcased in some of the writing assignments he has completed over the years. He has also demonstrated leadership skills throughout his time at EAS.
While not in school, Will also has been pursuing a passion of his - flying. He has been working diligently on accruing flying hours.
Next year, Will is planning on attending Arizona State University where he will study Business.
We are confident he will be successful in everything he does and will continue to build strong relationships in college.

06/12/2026

Senior Highlight #9: Liem
Liem has attended the EAS Bellevue campus for all 4 years of his high school experience. During this time, his calm and positive demeanor has had a great impact on the other students around him. He has always been dedicated to his studies. This year, he chose to enroll part time at Digipen to further his artistic abilities. It has been amazing seeing him grow.
Next year, Liem will be studying at Bellevue College. His plan is to study Engineering.
We are thrilled for Liem and know he has big plans ahead of him!

06/10/2026

Senior Highlight #8: Seana
Seana joined the Issaquah campus halfway through her high school experience. During this time, she has created a role as a leader among her peers. She created content for the leadership class, was a Teacher Assistant this year, met with Administration if she had any concerns and built strong friendships with the other seniors. Her tenacity and determination are strong qualities she developed over time that will serve her well in her future.
Seana will be attending Eastern Washington University in the fall where she will be studying Social Work.
We are proud of her efforts and her leadership during her time at EAS!

06/09/2026

Senior Highlight #7: Salina
Salina has been at the Issaquah campus the longest out of all our graduates. She started in middle school when we were up at the Highlands. Throughout her time at EAS, Salina has grown so much as a student.
Her s***k and personality have stood out among her peers and she is known by all the students. Her resilience in difficult situations is admirable and yet, she always shines with a smile.
Next year, Salina will be attending Bellevue College. We can't wait to see what she does in her future!