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About Duvall
Duvall, WA, is a city located in western Washington. It is in King County, and has a population of approximately 7,700 residents. The town hosts an array of events throughout the year, including Duvall Days, a parade and event that fills the center of the city with vendors, live entertainment, and games.
Cedarcrest High School is the primary High School in Duvall, and is under the Riverview School District. To help you work towards success in your courses, expert online or in-home private tutoring from tutors in Duvall is offered for both general class instruction and test prep. Are you interested in attending an elite college after graduating High School? Northwest University in nearby Kirkland is a well-respected institution that ranks in the top 25 best colleges in the west. Another esteemed university near Duvall is Seattle University, which ranks in the top 10 best colleges in the west. Another exemplary college option in the area is Seattle Pacific University. None of these colleges are out of your reach. A good way to take steps to try to get into the school of your choice is by using a private Duvall, WA, tutor who can offer you expert test prep, instruction, and tutoring, either in-home or online.
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