Harbour Pointe Middle School

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Harbour Pointe Middle School is an International Baccalaureate middle school in Mukilteo, Washington. The school was built to accommodate overflow population from the overcrowded Olympic View Middle School when the Mukilteo School District decided to switch their junior high schools to middle schools, in which they added 6th grade, for the 1993 - 1994 school year, and is one of four middle schools in the district. The school is open to grades 6, 7, and 8. It is one of three schools in the district with a special needs Life Skills program. The school feeds into Kamiak High School which is located on the adjacent property. It cost $13 million to build.AthleticsBasketball Cross CountryFootballSoftball Volleyball Track and FieldWrestling Sports are offered to any seventh or eighth grader. The Physical Education program at Harbour Pointe offers a variety of programs. Archery, Swimming, Track, Rollerblading, Basketball, and Softball are a part of the curriculum.ClubsBarbershopBook wormsBuilders club/community and serviceChamber orchestraCooking clubDrawing clubChess and games clubIntramurals/Sports clubsOrigami ClubScrapbook clubCompetitive swim clubUltimate frisbee clubSTEM club Clubs are open to most students yet some clubs are grade level specific.Notable alumniJean-Luc Baker, ice dancer