Summary:
Three Washington schools in ZIP code 73093 serve preschool through grade 12 and enroll 1,208 students: 587 at Washington Elementary School, 277 at Washington Middle School, and 344 at Washington High School. In 2025–2026, their average all-grades proficiency was 42% in ELA, 38% in math, and 37% in science, compared with state results of 26%, 25%, and 30%. All three schools were above the state in ELA and math, but the central finding is that strengths differ by subject: no one school leads in all three.
Washington High School led all-grades ELA at 52%, compared with 38% at Middle and 36% at Elementary; its 98% graduation rate was 20 points above the state’s 78%. Washington Elementary School led math at 50%, while High was lowest at 30%. Washington Middle School led science at 48%; High was lowest at 28%, two points below the state. Grade results show why a schoolwide figure may not tell the whole story: Middle’s seventh-grade math was 60%, but its eighth-grade result was 13%; Elementary’s fourth-grade math was 60%, compared with 30% in fifth grade.
Results shifted unevenly from 2024–2025 to 2025–2026. High’s U.S. History proficiency rose 34 points, from 23% to 57%; its science result also climbed from 19% to 28%. By contrast, Middle’s science fell from 54% to 48%, and Elementary’s ELA fell from 41% to 36%. SchoolDigger’s latest rankings place High at the 92nd percentile, Middle at the 88th, and Elementary at the 77th. Student-teacher ratios in 2024–2025 were similar, from 14.7 at Elementary to 15.5 at High; free/reduced lunch eligible rates that year ranged from 27% at Middle to 29% at High. These are contextual figures, not explanations for test results. All-grades scores cover different grade spans, so they are not same-grade comparisons.
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