Eastside Catholic School is a Catholic faith-based educational community where students learn to integrate their thinking and believing in ways that encourage intellectual excellence, nurture relationships and inspire a life of leadership and service to others.
We Are Eastside Catholic!
99% of the 2024 graduating class was college bound
50-acre campus with state-of-the-art facilities
10 state championships have been awarded to High School athletic teams
44 years supporting academic, spiritual and personal success
55% of our faculty hold advanced degrees
Students attend EC from over 69 different zip codes
Arts students have received the highest number of All-State honors of any private school
Approximately 75% of students play at least one sport each year
On average students volunteer more than 31,000 hours of community service annually
I love Eastside Catholic because...
of the community. The first day of school I didn’t know anyone, but so many people said hello, and how is your day. I met friends that I still have today."
I love Eastside Catholic because...
it has taught me to be a leader. Leadership is about inspiring people to do the very best they can."
Recent News
The best way to experience what sets Eastside Catholic apart is to visit us and learn firsthand what it means to be a Crusader.
The road to the starting running back role was filled with determination for Jeremiah Burrows '25.
Eastside Catholic School follows the guidelines provided by Washington State for all physical activity, from PE to athletic practices and events.
We are proud to share our 2023-24 second semester honor roll of all high school students.
We are pleased to congratulate the Class of 2024 on their outstanding achievements as they graduate from Eastside Catholic School.
On May 10-12, middle school band and choir students traveled to Idaho to perform in the Music in the Parks Silverwood Festival.
Congratulations to Jacob Cofie '24 who was named to the All-USA Today HSSA Boys Basketball Team.
Congratulations to the following seniors who signed National Letters of Intent to participate in college athletics.