Eastside Catholic is pleased to announce that Gabby Lindblad has been selected as head coach for the girls swim team for the 2018-19 school year.
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 2018 graduating class was college bound
50-acre campus with state-of-the-art facilities
7 state championships have been awarded to High School athletic teams
37 years supporting academic, spiritual and personal success
65% of our faculty hold advanced degrees
Students attend EC from 46 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
In 2017, students volunteered a total of 27,975 hours of community service
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I love Eastside Catholic because...
I have learned to be a leader, to be kind; and that to try my hardest is the key to success."
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...
my teachers go above and beyond."
Recent News
The Seattle Times released their 2018 preseason state high school football rankings and EC tops the list for 3A teams.
Eastside Catholic welcomed 12 students from Macau, China as part of a two-week summer camp program organized by the Hou Kong Premier School.
In the inaugural mission trip for our middle school, eight students spent the week serving and learning in Bellingham with the Agape Program.
We are proud to share our 2017-18 second semester honor roll of all high school students who have earned distinguished scholar, highest honors, first honors and second honors.
Congratulations to the newest members of the French National Honor Society and the National Honor Society! Students will be members starting next school year.
Students in Ms. O’Donnell’s Advanced Drawing and Painting and AP Studio Art classes worked with the Memory Project this year, a nonprofit organization that invites art teachers and their students to create and donate portraits to youth around the world.
We are proud to congratulate four medal winners and 11 honorable mentions in the National French Contest (Le Grand Concours) this year.
Upcoming Events
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Athletic Pavilion
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Meet in the Courtyard
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