The Northwest School

Once upon a time there was a girl who was a little too smart for public school. She wasn’t about to graduate from collage at age 9 or anything über geeky like that, she was just fucking bored most of the time and never «reached her potential» as it were. From 1^st grade to 9^th, she hung about on the fringes of cliques making friends in all of them, but never really fitting in completely. Eventually she receded away from the boundaries of normalcy until she just stopped going to class, found herself a punk rock boyfriend years her senior and ran away from home. Suddenly life wasn’t so boring anymore!
Her father was a wise man and thought that it might make sense to change some things (after he had hunted her down and got her some counseling of course). He found a little school that had been open only 4 years, but had already gained the reputation of challenging and inspiring nihilistic little street punks like his kid without wiping out their individuality. That school was The Northwest School of the Arts, Humanities and Environment (that last one was mostly represented by «Environment Assignments» — chores normally done by janitors not present at NWS).
Northwest provided an outlet for the girls teen aged angst and gently guided her to understand personal and social responsibility. While it took her until her early 30’s to truly put those principals into practice, the seed planted by the talented and dedicated staff of the Northwest School lived — despite all the foulness the girl experienced after leaving their care it was able to sustain itself and come to fruition.
This girl recommends NWS to parents looking for an educational experience that will expose their child to a cross-​disciplinary study in the Humanities, Sciences, and Performing and Fine Arts and save them from the waste and mess that so often is the high school experience.
Note: Financial aid is available and given quite generously to those deserving it.