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Whatcom County schools ranked by test score

Latest Smarter Balanced + WCAS year (2024-25). 16 schools in Whatcom County, Washington with reported Science scores. Washington state average: 52.2%.
RankSchoolLevelSciencevs state
1Lowell Elementary School
Bellingham · Bellingham School District
Elementary72.7%+20.6pp
2Wade King Elementary School
Bellingham · Bellingham School District
Elementary70.9%+18.8pp
3Parkview Elementary School
Bellingham · Bellingham School District
Elementary70.4%+18.2pp
4Geneva Elementary School
Bellingham · Bellingham School District
Elementary66.1%+14.0pp
5Happy Valley Elementary School
Bellingham · Bellingham School District
Elementary60.6%+8.5pp
6Northern Heights Elementary Schl
Bellingham · Bellingham School District
Elementary59.4%+7.2pp
7Vossbeck Elementary School
LYNDEN · Lynden School District
Elementary58.5%+6.3pp
8Isom Elementary School
LYNDEN · Lynden School District
Elementary55.4%+3.3pp
9Fisher Elementary School
LYNDEN · Lynden School District
Elementary47.7%-4.4pp
10Skyline Elementary School
Ferndale · Ferndale School District
Elementary46.8%-5.4pp
11Nooksack Elementary
Everson · Nooksack Valley School District
Elementary45.6%-6.6pp
12Central Elementary
Ferndale · Ferndale School District
Elementary44.1%-8.0pp
13Eagleridge Elementary
Ferndale · Ferndale School District
Elementary43.5%-8.7pp
14Blaine Elementary School
BLAINE · Blaine School District
Elementary43.4%-8.8pp
15Irene Reither Elementary School
Everson · Meridian School District
Elementary38.5%-13.6pp
16Acme Elementary
ACME · Mount Baker School District
Elementary35.3%-16.9pp

About this ranking

Schools are ranked by the percentage of students who scored at or above the Smarter Balanced + WCAS % Met or Exceeded Standard threshold on the latest available Smarter Balanced + WCAS Science test (school year 2024-25). Only public schools in Whatcom County, Washington with a reasonable cohort size are shown. A higher percentage is better.

The comparison column shows the gap to the Washington statewide enrollment-weighted average. To compare against neighboring counties, use the full Washington ranking.