Non-Neighborhood Choice Enrollment Now Open for 2025-26

  • October 28: Choice enrollment application opens in ParentVUE
  • January 17: Choice application closes for grades 1-12

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Why Mount Tahoma

Mount Tahoma graduates

Mount Tahoma High School promotes lifelong learning, preparing students for future success in a diverse and interdependent world.

Staff and teachers set high expectations for academic success and encourage students to be creative, strive for excellence, become responsible and graduate on time. Mount Tahoma's facilities were designed to increase student achievement and staff effectiveness by creating personalized learning environments that help to strengthen the relationship between students and staff. Additionally, Mount Tahoma has many high-quality athletic facilities, with the crowning jewel being the football stadium.

 

Mount Tahoma graduates
Mount Tahoma graduates
Mount Tahoma graduates
Mount Tahoma graduates
Mount Tahoma graduates

By The Numbers

1355

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Students

89%

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Graduation Rate

63%

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Rate of Students Taking Courses of Academic Rigor

97%

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Rate of Students Accepted to Next Institution 

Programs at Mount Tahoma

 

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Beautiful Campus in South Tacoma

Mount Tahoma building

The original Mount Tahoma High School was built in 1961. In 2004, Mount Tahoma opened its new buildings that were designed to increase student achievement and staff effectiveness by creating a personalized learning environment that helps to strengthen the relationship between students and staff. To do that, the school organized into four independent learning academies, which house 400 to 450 students each.

In addition to the new buildings, the 2004 construction project added new high-quality athletic facilities. The crowning jewel among those was the new football stadium, which seats more than 5,000 spectators, and has become a go-to site to host high school athletic events in and around the Pierce County area.

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