Top Local Businesses and places in Evergreen highlands, Vancouver, Clark county, Washington, United states

St. Joseph Catholic School

Address: 6500 Highland Dr, Vancouver, WA 98661, USA

“The staff here is great. They care about the kids. Catholism is at the core of the school environment.”

Seattle Second & James LLC

Address: 5803 Texas Dr, Vancouver, WA 98661, USA

Learning Avenues Child Care Centers

Address: 5701 MacArthur Blvd, Vancouver, WA 98661, USA

“The teachers are absolutely amazing. The staff is always friendly and helpful. I took my soon here for the first time when he was 2.5 years old and I was nervous, they let me visit and pop into check on him. When he was sick they would call me to come get him and when I got there he was always being held and rocked by the staff when I came to get him. They are very patient and loving. Our family was very lucky to have found this group of amazing people.”

Donna M. Haney, LCSW

Address: 5810 Highland Dr, Vancouver, WA 98661, USA

Saint Joseph School

Address: 6500 Highland Dr, Vancouver, WA 98661, USA

“Its a very good school”

Vancouver Heights United Methodist Church

Address: 5701 MacArthur Blvd, Vancouver, WA 98661, USA

“Welcoming Church full of love and friendship. No one is a stranger all are welcome.”

Career Development Software

Address: 5905 Buena Vista Dr, Vancouver, WA 98661, USA

Tanne Emanuel MD

Address: 6517 Buena Vista Dr, Vancouver, WA 98661, USA

St Joseph Catholic Church

Address: 400 S Andresen Rd, Vancouver, WA 98661, USA

“Parking can be tight. Nice grounds for walking all areas, including the sports track and field. The air in the large chapel smells good but sunbeams revealed that it is very full of particulate dust. There are kneelers, but the floor is stone or concrete. Nothing said about gluten-free host. No coffee hour in the summer. There is usually room to sit, but it's a full church. The sound system is alright and at least it never hurts your ears, even if you miss a few words. The people are friendly, but the children do run in the chapel halls after Mass, even through the Disabled door. The parents don't mind it, either. So. Be careful or wait for it to clear out if you don't want to risk a collision or fall. The priest is a positive type of person. Mass moves quickly - mark the hymns ahead of time because there won't be time to flip around, as in common in many churches. Here, way too many people come in extremely late and even more leave shamelessly early right after Holy Communion. When Mass ends, a lot of people don't wait for the leaders to exit first, so the population gains momentum moving out, which makes it awkward, in advance of the priest. Overall, it's a great place and good Mass.”