It is a member of the National Catholic Educational Association and the Washington Federation of Independent Schools (WFIS).

[13] The next campus was also rented from the Bellevue School District at the former Ringdall Junior High (1970–87) at 11650 SE 60th Street in Newport Hills.

[18] This failed to quell the controversy, and on January 22, 2014, the president of the school, Sister Mary Tracy, resigned.

[15] The school board of trustees accepted her resignation, saying, "For Sister Mary it was a difficult but necessary decision so that a new leader can be brought in to ensure the entire Eastside Catholic community is on a positive path forward.

Heric was also removed from his position as school chaplain and relocated to another Catholic church in the Seattle area.

[20][21] The turmoil resulted in the school being unable to open on time for its fall session, so the start of classes was delayed by a week.