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Reading Reading Math Elementary/ Middle Math Proficiency Graduation Rate State LEA Name LEA NCES ID School Name School NCES ID Proficiency Participation Participation School Other Academic Reward School Status Target Target Target Target Target Indicator Target WASHINGTON Kelso School District 5300003 Carrolls Elementary 530000300167 Yes WASHINGTON Kelso School District 5300003 Barnes Elementary 530000300587 Yes WASHINGTON Aberdeen School District 5300030 Stevens Elementary School 530003000011 Yes WASHINGTON Almira School District 5300090 Almira Elementary School 530009000179 Yes WASHINGTON Anacortes School District 5300150 Anacortes High School 530015000016 Yes WASHINGTON Anacortes School District 5300150 Fidalgo Elementary 530015000017 Yes WASHINGTON Anacortes School District 5300150 Island View Elementary 530015000018 Yes WASHINGTON Arlington School District 5300240 Kent Prairie Elementary 530024001190 Yes WASHINGTON Arlington School District 5300240 Presidents Elementary 530024001815 Yes WASHINGTON Asotin-Anatone School District 5300280 Asotin Elementary 530028000027 Yes WASHINGTON Asotin-Anatone School District 5300280 Asotin Jr Sr High 530028000028 Yes WASHINGTON Auburn School District 5300300 Auburn Senior High School 530030000032 Yes WASHINGTON Auburn School District 5300300 Pioneer Elementary School 530030000039 Yes WASHINGTON Auburn School District 5300300 Gildo Rey Elementary School 530030000040 Yes WASHINGTON Auburn School District 5300300 Auburn Riverside High School 530030002445 Yes WASHINGTON Auburn School District 5300300 Auburn Mountainview High School 530030002978 Yes WASHINGTON Bainbridge Island School District 5300330 Bainbridge High School 530033000043 Yes WASHINGTON Bainbridge Island School District 5300330 Capt. Charles Wilkes Elem School 530033000044 Yes WASHINGTON Bainbridge Island School District 5300330 Capt Johnston Blakely Elem Sch 530033000045 Yes WASHINGTON Bainbridge Island School District 5300330 Eagle Harbor High School 530033003110 Yes WASHINGTON Battle Ground School District 5300380 Battle Ground High School 530038000049 Yes WASHINGTON Battle Ground School District 5300380 Captain Strong 530038002278 Yes WASHINGTON Battle Ground School District 5300380 CAM Academy 530038002782 Yes WASHINGTON Bellevue School District 5300390 Bellevue High School 530039000060 Yes WASHINGTON Bellevue School District 5300390 Bennett Elementary School 530039000062 Yes WASHINGTON Bellevue School District 5300390 Cherry Crest Elementary School 530039000063 Yes WASHINGTON Bellevue School District 5300390 Chinook Middle School 530039000064 Yes WASHINGTON Bellevue School District 5300390 Lake Hills Elementary 530039000075 Yes WASHINGTON Bellevue School District 5300390 Medina Elementary School 530039000076 Yes WASHINGTON Bellevue School District 5300390 Newport Heights Elementary 530039000077 Yes WASHINGTON Bellevue School District 5300390 Newport Senior High School 530039000078 Yes WASHINGTON Bellevue School District 5300390 Phantom Lake Elementary 530039000082 Yes WASHINGTON Bellevue School District 5300390 Sammamish Senior High 530039000085 Yes WASHINGTON Bellevue School District 5300390 Spiritridge Elementary School 530039000088 Yes WASHINGTON Bellevue School District 5300390 Stevenson Elementary 530039000089 Yes WASHINGTON Bellevue School District 5300390 International School 530039003149 Yes WASHINGTON Bellingham School District 5300420 Alderwood Elementary School 530042000098 Yes WASHINGTON Bellingham School District 5300420 Happy Valley Elementary School 530042000106 Yes WASHINGTON Bellingham School District 5300420 Lowell Elementary School 530042000108 Yes WASHINGTON Bellingham School District 5300420 Silver Beach Elementary School 530042000115 Yes WASHINGTON Bethel School District 5300480 Bethel High School 530048000119 Yes WASHINGTON Bethel School District 5300480 Spanaway Lake High School 530048001821 Yes WASHINGTON Bethel School District 5300480 Rocky Ridge Elementary 530048001925 Yes WASHINGTON Bethel School District 5300480 Liberty Middle School 530048003343 Yes WASHINGTON Blaine School District 5300570 Blaine High School 530057000132 Yes WASHINGTON Bremerton School District 5300660 Bremerton High School 530066000139 Yes WASHINGTON Brewster School District 5300690 Brewster High School 530069000149 Yes WASHINGTON Bridgeport School District 5300720 Bridgeport High School 530072000151 Yes WASHINGTON Camas School District 5300810 Helen Baller Elem 530081002083 Yes WASHINGTON Camas School District 5300810 Skyridge Middle School 530081002512 Yes WASHINGTON Camas School District 5300810 Liberty Middle School 530081003066 Yes WASHINGTON Camas School District 5300810 Camas High School 530081003152 Yes WASHINGTON Camas School District 5300810 Grass Valley Elementary 530081003312 Yes WASHINGTON Cape Flattery School District 5300840 Neah Bay Elementary School 530084003042 Yes Reading Reading Math Elementary/ Middle Math Proficiency Graduation Rate State LEA Name LEA NCES ID School Name School NCES ID Proficiency Participation Participation School Other Academic Reward School Status Target Target Target Target Target Indicator Target WASHINGTON Carbonado School District 5300870 Carbonado Historical School 19 530087000166 Yes WASHINGTON Cascade School District 5300950 Icicle River Middle School 530095000553 Yes WASHINGTON Cascade School District 5300950 Cascade High School 530095001935 Yes WASHINGTON Cashmere School District 5300960 Cashmere High School 530096000168 Yes WASHINGTON Central Kitsap School District 5301080 Central Kitsap High School 530108000177 Yes WASHINGTON Central Kitsap School District 5301080 Central Kitsap Junior High 530108000178 Yes WASHINGTON Central Kitsap School District 5301080 Ridgetop Junior High 530108002056 Yes WASHINGTON Central Kitsap School District 5301080 Klahowya Secondary 530108002524 Yes WASHINGTON Central Valley School District 5301110 Summit School 530111000188 Yes WASHINGTON Central Valley School District 5301110 Chester Elementary School 530111000192 Yes WASHINGTON Centralia School District 5301140 Edison Elementary 530114000207 Yes WASHINGTON Centralia School District 5301140 Jefferson Lincoln Elementary 530114000209 Yes WASHINGTON Lake Chelan School District 5301200 Chelan High School 530120002058 Yes WASHINGTON Chewelah School District 5301260 Gess Elementary 530126000229 Yes WASHINGTON Chimacum School District 5301290 Chimacum High School 530129000233 Yes WASHINGTON Clarkston School District 5301320 Charles Francis Adams High School 530132000234 Yes WASHINGTON Clarkston School District 5301320 Grantham Elementary 530132000235 Yes WASHINGTON Clarkston School District 5301320 Heights Elementary 530132002433 Yes WASHINGTON Clover Park School District 5301410 Tillicum Elementary School 530141000158 Yes WASHINGTON Clover Park School District 5301410 Clover Park High School 530141000250 Yes WASHINGTON Clover Park School District 5301410 Hudtloff Middle School 530141000257 Yes WASHINGTON Clover Park School District 5301410 Lakes High School 530141000261 Yes WASHINGTON Clover Park School District 5301410 Oakbrook Elementary School 530141000265 Yes WASHINGTON Clover Park School District 5301410 Oakwood Elementary School 530141000266 Yes WASHINGTON Clover Park School District 5301410 Park Lodge Elementary School 530141002581 Yes WASHINGTON Colfax School District 5301440 Leonard M Jennings Elementary 530144000274 Yes WASHINGTON Columbia (Walla Walla) School District 5301590 Columbia High School 530159001758 Yes WASHINGTON Colville School District 5301630 Colville Senior High School 530163000282 Yes WASHINGTON Cosmopolis School District 5301710 Cosmopolis Elementary School 530171000288 Yes WASHINGTON Creston School District 5301860 Creston Jr-Sr High School 530186000294 Yes WASHINGTON Dieringer School District 5302130 Lake Tapps Elementary 530213000310 Yes WASHINGTON Dieringer School District 5302130 Dieringer Heights Elementary 530213002812 Yes WASHINGTON Eastmont School District 5302310 Eastmont Senior High 530231000318 Yes WASHINGTON Eastmont School District 5302310 Sterling Intermediate School 530231001762 Yes WASHINGTON Eatonville School District 5302370 Eatonville High School 530237000327 Yes WASHINGTON Edmonds School District 5302400 Cedar Valley Community School 530240000333 Yes WASHINGTON Edmonds School District 5302400 Mountlake Terrace High School 530240000356 Yes WASHINGTON Edmonds School District 5302400 Sherwood Elementary 530240000360 Yes WASHINGTON Edmonds School District 5302400 Challenge Elementary 530240001189 Yes WASHINGTON Edmonds School District 5302400 Maplewood Parent Coop 530240002474 Yes WASHINGTON Edmonds School District 5302400 Edmonds Woodway High School 530240002673 Yes WASHINGTON Ephrata School District 5302610 Ephrata High School 530261000386 Yes WASHINGTON Everett School District 5302670 Madison Elementary 530267000405 Yes WASHINGTON Everett School District 5302670 Silver Lake Elementary 530267000409 Yes WASHINGTON Everett School District 5302670 Gateway Middle School 530267001725 Yes WASHINGTON Everett School District 5302670 Woodside Elementary 530267001792 Yes WASHINGTON Everett School District 5302670 Cedar Wood Elementary 530267002431 Yes WASHINGTON Evergreen School District (Clark) 5302700 Evergreen High School 530270000418 Yes WASHINGTON Evergreen School District (Clark) 5302700 Mill Plain Elementary School 530270000422 Yes WASHINGTON Evergreen School District (Clark) 5302700 Union High School 530270003222 Yes WASHINGTON Federal Way School District 5302820 Decatur High School 530282000434 Yes WASHINGTON Ferndale School District 5302850
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