Summary:
Limestone, Tennessee, is served by a single school: West View School, a K–8 elementary school with 267 students. The school is part of Washington County Schools, a district ranked 30th out of 141 districts in Tennessee (79th percentile, 4 stars). Free/reduced lunch percentage and student-teacher ratio data were not reported.
As the only school in Limestone, West View School is automatically the standout, and it performs well on its own merits. In 2025–2026, it exceeded both district and state proficiency rates in all four tested subjects — math (62.4%), ELA (60.8%), science (56.2%), and social studies (64.1%) — giving it a composite proficiency of about 60.9% compared to 52.5% for the district and 45.5% for the state. The school ranked 124th out of 1,019 schools (88th percentile) and earned 4 stars, though it was ranked 90th (91st percentile) with 5 stars in 2023–2024. Chronic absenteeism was 17.5%, essentially in line with the district (17.3%) and below the state (18.3%). Per-pupil spending was $15,541.
The school's greatest strength is early elementary instruction: 3rd grade math proficiency was 87.5%, compared to 40.9% for the district and 42.6% for the state, and 3rd grade ELA was also 87.5%, versus 52.0% and 44.9%. However, performance drops in upper grades. In 5th grade, math proficiency fell to 37.5%, below the district (51.5%) and state (47.4%). In 8th grade, ELA was 38.2% (below the district's 39.8%) and science was 38.2% (well below the district's 52.1%). Social studies is a consistent strength, with 6th grade proficiency at 76.2% versus 59.1% for the district. Overall, West View School remains a high-performing school in a strong district, though recent trends suggest upper-grade subjects deserve continued attention.
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