Washington Elementary School Rankings

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August 29, 2012: We've posted the new 2011-2012 SchoolDigger rankings for Washington State, just hours after the release of the MSP, HSPE, and EOC test scores from the Washington State Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction!


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Washington Elementary School Rankings

3rd, 4th, 5th Grades Combined
MSP Reading & MSP Math
2011-2012

Rank* (of 1002)		SchoolDistrictCityLow GradeHigh GradeTotal students (2011)Student/ Teacher Ratio (2011)MSP, avg Math** (2012)MSP, avg Reading** (2012)MSP CombinedRank Change From 2011
221Marvista ElementaryHighline School DistrictNormandy ParkPK0656820.876.779.4156.1
26
221Pasadena Park ElementaryWest Valley School District (Spokane)SpokaneKG0540221.972.184.0156.1
34
223Lake Wilderness ElementaryTahoma School DistrictMaple ValleyPK0598319.769.986.1156.0
81
224Farwell Elementary SchoolMead School DistrictSpokaneKG0659419.475.880.1155.9
20
225Badger Mountain ElementaryRichland School DistrictRichlandKG0567721.074.781.1155.8
75
225Canyon Creek ElementaryNorthshore School DistrictBothellKG0662920.774.781.1155.8
119
227Hidden Creek Elementary SchoolSouth Kitsap School DistrictPort OrchardKG0656919.877.678.1155.7
108
228Cedarhome Elementary SchoolStanwood-Camano School DistrictStanwoodKG0556420.877.478.2155.6
93
228Nine Mile Falls ElementaryNine Mile Falls School DistrictNine Mile FallsPK0519418.971.684.0155.6
21
230Alki Elementary SchoolSeattle Public SchoolsSeattlePK0537419.075.580.0155.5
14

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Source:  National Center for Education Statistics, U.S. Dept of Education, and Washington State Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction
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* Rank is determined by adding each school's average MSP Math score with the average MSP Reading score to form a combined average score. The school with the highest combined score is ranked #1.
** The values used in the MSP columns are % met standard.

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