Summary:
Middle Schools in Two Rivers PCS are served by a single campus, Two Rivers PCS - Young Middle School, which enrolls 224 students in grades 6–8 in the Washington, DC area, with a low student–teacher ratio of 8.6 and per-pupil spending of $26,168.
The school's strongest academic showing is in 8th grade ELA, where 46.2 percent of students met proficiency in 2025–2026, exceeding both the district average of 44.4 percent and the state average of 45.4 percent. Mathematics, however, is a major concern. Overall math proficiency was just 15.4 percent against a state average of 28.2 percent, with 6th grade math at 8.3 percent (state: 27.7 percent) and 7th grade math at 12.9 percent (state: 28.3 percent). Encouragingly, 8th grade math reached 24.7 percent, matching the state average exactly. In ELA, 6th and 7th grades trail the state as well, with 20.3 percent and 29.5 percent proficiency compared with state averages of 40.8 percent and 45.9 percent.
The school made notable year-over-year gains, with ELA proficiency improving from 25.4 percent to 32.3 percent and math from 10.4 percent to 15.4 percent, both outpacing district and state improvements. State ranking has been volatile: the school sat at the 63rd percentile in 2023–2024, dropped to the 36th percentile in 2024–2025, and recovered modestly to the 40th percentile in 2025–2026, ranking 40 of 67 schools statewide and 23 of 46 within the district. While high per-pupil spending and a low student–teacher ratio suggest strong resources, overall proficiency still lags state averages, indicating that these investments have not yet produced broad academic gains, particularly in the lower grades.
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