Bishop Blanchet High School

Bishop Blanchet High School is a Catholic co-ed high school in Seattle serving grades 9–12. The school offers dedicated support for students with learning differences and ADD/ADHD through its Learning Difference Programs, providing structured academic support alongside a comprehensive college-preparatory curriculum. With an average class size of 22 students and 77% of faculty holding advanced degrees, Blanchet creates an environment where students with diverse learning needs can receive individualized attention while accessing rigorous coursework.

The school supports students with learning disabilities and attention challenges through specialized programming that helps them succeed academically while developing critical thinking and leadership skills. Blanchet offers AP and advanced courses across multiple disciplines, and maintains active summer school programming. The welcoming co-educational environment includes 16 sports teams and numerous clubs, allowing students with special needs to engage in extracurricular activities alongside their peers.

Tuition is $15,540 annually, with significant financial aid available—41% of students receive aid, and the school awarded $2.4 million in tuition assistance in 2014–2015. The admissions process is rolling with a January 9 deadline. Families interested in learning more about the Learning Difference Programs and support options should contact Admissions Director Michael Pierce at (206) 527-7711 or visit the school's website.