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Washington schools ranked by test score

Latest Smarter Balanced + WCAS year (2024-25). 291 schools with reported Mathematics scores. State average: 51.1%.
RankSchoolLevelMathematicsvs state
251Hilltop Heritage Middle School
Tacoma · Tacoma School District
Middle18.8%-32.3pp
252Franklin Middle School
Yakima · Yakima School District
Middle18.6%-32.6pp
253Lewis & Clark Middle School
Yakima · Yakima School District
Middle18.5%-32.6pp
254Hoquiam Middle School
Hoquiam · Hoquiam School District
Middle18.3%-32.8pp
255Granger Middle School
Granger · Granger School District
Middle18.2%-32.9pp
256Showalter Middle School
SEATTLE · Tukwila School District
Middle17.9%-33.2pp
257Olympic Middle School
AUBURN · Auburn School District
Middle17.6%-33.5pp
258Angelo Giaudrone Middle School
Tacoma · Tacoma School District
Middle17.4%-33.7pp
259Washington Middle School
Yakima · Yakima School District
Middle17.3%-33.8pp
260Canyon Ridge Middle School
Kent · Kent School District
Middle17.1%-34.0pp
261Washington Virtual Academy Omak Middle School
Omak · Omak School District
Middle17.1%-34.0pp
262Centralia Middle School
Centralia · Centralia School District
Middle16.7%-34.4pp
263Oakland Bay Junior High School
Shelton · Shelton School District
Middle16.6%-34.5pp
264Cascade Middle School
Seattle · Highline School District
Middle16.5%-34.6pp
265Toppenish Middle School
TOPPENISH · Toppenish School District
Middle16.5%-34.6pp
266Wahluke Junior High
Mattawa · Wahluke School District
Middle16.5%-34.6pp
267Highland Middle School
Cowiche · Highland School District
Middle16.4%-34.7pp
268Olympic Middle School
Shelton · Shelton School District
Middle16.4%-34.7pp
269Marysville Middle School
Marysville · Marysville School District
Middle16.3%-34.8pp
270Chinook Middle School
SeaTac · Highline School District
Middle15.8%-35.3pp
271Miller Junior High
Aberdeen · Aberdeen School District
Middle15.8%-35.3pp
272Sequoyah Middle School
Auburn · Federal Way School District
Middle15.6%-35.5pp
273Illahee Middle School
FEDERAL WAY · Federal Way School District
Middle15.4%-35.7pp
274Shaw Middle School
Spokane · Spokane School District
Middle15.3%-35.8pp
275Pacific Middle School
Des Moines · Highline School District
Middle15.0%-36.1pp
276Gray Middle School
Tacoma · Tacoma School District
Middle14.9%-36.2pp
277Endeavor Middle School
Moses Lake · Moses Lake School District
Middle14.3%-36.8pp
278Evergreen Middle School
KENT · Federal Way School District
Middle14.2%-36.9pp
279Perry G Keithley Middle School
TACOMA · Franklin Pierce School District
Middle14.2%-37.0pp
280Stevens Middle School
PASCO · Pasco School District
Middle12.5%-38.6pp
281Totem Middle School
Marysville · Marysville School District
Middle12.4%-38.7pp
282Hudtloff Middle School
Lakewood · Clover Park School District
Middle12.2%-38.9pp
283Denny Yasuhara Middle School
Spokane · Spokane School District
Middle12.0%-39.1pp
284First Creek Middle School
Tacoma · Tacoma School District
Middle11.4%-39.7pp
285Sierra Vista Middle School
Sunnyside · Sunnyside School District
Middle10.8%-40.3pp
286Wapato Middle School
Wapato · Wapato School District
Middle10.5%-40.6pp
287Glacier Middle School
SeaTac · Highline School District
Middle10.0%-41.1pp
288Ellen Ochoa Middle School
PASCO · Pasco School District
Middle9.3%-41.8pp
289Mill Creek Middle School
Kent · Kent School District
Middle8.6%-42.5pp
290Lochburn Middle School
Lakewood · Clover Park School District
Middle7.5%-43.6pp
291Mount Adams Middle School
White Swan · Mount Adams School District
Middle2.3%-48.8pp
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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 Mathematics test (school year 2024-25). A higher percentage is better.

Only public schools with a reasonable cohort size are included (at least 50 total students enrolled, since the source file does not include per-subject student counts), so very small programs and special-purpose centers are filtered out.

The state average shown above is enrollment-weighted: we multiply each school's score by how many of its students tested, sum those across every public school in Washington, and divide by the total students tested. This way a big school counts more than a tiny one in the typical-student average.