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Reading Reading Math Math Met Met NCES NCES Proficiency Participation Proficiency Participation Unexcused Graduation Improvement Title I District Name Code School Name Code Target Target Target Target Absence Rate Step School Aberdeen School District 5300030 A J West Elementary 5300030 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Aberdeen School District 5300030 Harbor High School 5300030 Yes Yes Yes No Yes Yes 4 Yes Aberdeen School District 5300030 Mcdermoth Elementary 5300030 No Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes Aberdeen School District 5300030 Miller Junior High 5300030 No Yes No Yes Yes Yes 1 Yes Aberdeen School District 5300030 Robert Gray Elementary 5300030 No Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes Aberdeen School District 5300030 Stevens Elementary School 5300030 No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Adna School District 5300060 Adna Elementary School 5300060 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Almira School District 5300090 Almira Elementary School 5300090 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Anacortes School District 5300150 Island View Elementary 5300150 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Anacortes School District 5300150 Secret Harbor 5300150 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No Yes Arlington School District 5300240 Kent Prairie Elementary 5300240 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Arlington School District 5300240 Presidents Elementary 5300240 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Arlington School District 5300240 Trafton Elementary 5300240 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Asotin-Anatone School District 5300280 Asotin Elementary 5300280 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Asotin-Anatone School District 5300280 Asotin Jr Sr High 5300280 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Auburn School District 5300300 Alpac Elementary School 5300300 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Auburn School District 5300300 Arthur Jacobsen Elementary 5300300 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Auburn School District 5300300 Chinook Elementary School 5300300 No Yes No Yes Yes Yes 1 Yes Auburn School District 5300300 Dick Scobee Elementary School 5300300 No Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes Auburn School District 5300300 Evergreen Heights Elementary 5300300 No Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes Auburn School District 5300300 Gildo Rey Elementary School 5300300 No Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes Auburn School District 5300300 Hazelwood Elementary School 5300300 No Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes Auburn School District 5300300 Pioneer Elementary School 5300300 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Auburn School District 5300300 Terminal Park Elementary School 5300300 Yes Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes Auburn School District 5300300 Washington Elementary School 5300300 No Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes Bainbridge Island School District 5300330 Homeschool Support Program 5300330 Yes Yes Yes Yes No Yes Yes Bainbridge Island School District 5300330 Odyssey Multiage Program 5300330 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Bainbridge Island School District 5300330 Ordway Elementary 5300330 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Bainbridge Island School District 5300330 Sonoji Sakai Intermediate 5300330 Yes Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes Battle Ground School District 5300380 Daybreak Primary 5300380 No Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes Battle Ground School District 5300380 Maple Grove Primary 5300380 No Yes No Yes Yes Yes 1 Yes Battle Ground School District 5300380 Yacolt Primary 5300380 No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Bellevue School District 5300390 Ardmore Elementary School 5300390 No Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes Bellevue School District 5300390 Eastgate Elementary School 5300390 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Bellevue School District 5300390 Highland Middle School 5300390 No Yes No Yes Yes Yes 1 Yes Bellevue School District 5300390 Lake Hills Elementary 5300390 No Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes Bellevue School District 5300390 Odle Middle School 5300390 No Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes Bellevue School District 5300390 Phantom Lake Elementary 5300390 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Bellevue School District 5300390 Robinswood Middle and High School 5300390 No Yes No No No No Yes Bellevue School District 5300390 Sherwood Forest Elementary 5300390 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Bellevue School District 5300390 Spiritridge Elementary School 5300390 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Bellevue School District 5300390 Stevenson Elementary 5300390 No Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes Bellevue School District 5300390 Tillicum Middle School 5300390 No Yes No Yes Yes Yes 1 Yes Bellevue School District 5300390 Woodridge Elementary 5300390 Yes Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes Bellingham School District 5300420 Alderwood Elementary School 5300420 No Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes Bellingham School District 5300420 Birchwood Elementary School 5300420 Yes Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes Section 1.4.4.1 Reading Reading Math Math Met Met NCES NCES Proficiency Participation Proficiency Participation Unexcused Graduation Improvement Title I District Name Code School Name Code Target Target Target Target Absence Rate Step School Bellingham School District 5300420 Parkview Elementary School 5300420 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Bellingham School District 5300420 Roosevelt Elementary School 5300420 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Bellingham School District 5300420 Shuksan Middle School 5300420 No Yes No Yes No Yes 3 Yes Bellingham School District 5300420 Sunnyland Elementary School 5300420 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Bethel School District 5300480 Camas Prairie Elementary 5300480 No Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes Bethel School District 5300480 Centennial Elementary 5300480 No Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes Bethel School District 5300480 Chester H Thompson Elementary 5300480 No Yes No Yes Yes Yes 1 Yes Bethel School District 5300480 Clover Creek Elementary 5300480 No Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes Bethel School District 5300480 Evergreen Elementary 5300480 No Yes No Yes Yes Yes 1 Yes Bethel School District 5300480 Rocky Ridge Elementary 5300480 No Yes No Yes Yes Yes 1 Yes Bethel School District 5300480 Roy Elementary 5300480 Yes Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes Bethel School District 5300480 Shining Mountain Elementary 5300480 No Yes No Yes Yes Yes 1 Yes Bethel School District 5300480 Spanaway Elementary 5300480 No Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes Bickleton School District 5300510 Bickleton Elementary & High Schl 5300510 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Blaine School District 5300570 Blaine Elementary School 5300570 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Blaine School District 5300570 Blaine Middle School 5300570 No Yes No Yes Yes No 1 Yes Boistfort School District 5300630 Boistfort Elem 5300630 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Bremerton School District 5300660 Armin Jahr Elementary 5300660 No Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes Bremerton School District 5300660 Bremerton High School 5300660 Yes Yes No Yes Yes Yes 1 Yes Bremerton School District 5300660 Crownhill Elementary School 5300660 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Bremerton School District 5300660 Kitsap Lake Elementary 5300660 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Bremerton School District 5300660 Mountain View Middle School 5300660 No Yes No Yes Yes Yes 2 Yes Bremerton School District 5300660 Naval Avenue Elementary School 5300660 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Bremerton School District 5300660 Renaissance Alternative High School 5300660 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No Yes Bremerton School District 5300660 View Ridge Elementary School 5300660 Yes Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes Bremerton School District 5300660 West Hills Elementary 5300660 No Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes Brewster School District 5300690 Brewster Elementary School 5300690 No Yes No Yes Yes Yes 2 Yes Brewster School District 5300690 Brewster High School 5300690 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Brewster School District 5300690 Brewster Junior High School 5300690 No Yes No Yes Yes Yes 3 Yes Bridgeport School District 5300720 Bridgeport Aurora High School 5300720 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Bridgeport School District 5300720 Bridgeport Elementary 5300720 No Yes No Yes Yes Yes 1 Yes Bridgeport School District 5300720 Bridgeport High School 5300720 Yes Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes Bridgeport School District 5300720 Bridgeport Middle School 5300720 No Yes No Yes No Yes 3 Yes Brinnon School District 5300750 Brinnon Elementary 5300750 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Burlington-Edison School District 5300780 Allen Elementary 5300780 No Yes No Yes Yes Yes 1 Yes Burlington-Edison School District 5300780 Burlington-Edison Alternative School 5300780 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Burlington-Edison School District 5300780 Lucille Umbarger Elementary 5300780 No Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes Burlington-Edison School District 5300780 West View Elementary 5300780 No Yes No Yes No Yes 3 Yes Camas School District 5300810 Helen Baller Elem 5300810 No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Camas School District 5300810 James David Zellerbach Elem Sch 5300810 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Camas School District 5300810 Lacamas Heights Elementary 5300810 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Cape Flattery School District 5300840 Neah Bay Elementary School Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Cape Flattery School District 5300840 Neah Bay Junior/ Senior High School 5300840 Yes Yes No Yes Yes Yes 2 Yes Cascade School District 5300950 Osborn Elementary 5300950 No Yes No Yes Yes Yes 1 Yes Cashmere School District 5300960 Vale Elementary School 5300960 No Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes Castle Rock School District 5300990 Castle Rock Elementary 5300990 No Yes No Yes Yes Yes 1 Yes Section 1.4.4.1 Reading Reading Math Math Met Met NCES NCES Proficiency Participation Proficiency Participation Unexcused Graduation Improvement Title I District Name Code School Name Code Target Target Target Target Absence Rate Step School Centerville School District 5301050 Centerville Elementary 5301050 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Central Kitsap School District 5301080 Clear Creek Elementary School 5301080 No Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes Central Kitsap School District 5301080 Cottonwood Elementary School 5301080 No Yes
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