Summary:
Addy, Washington, has one listed school, Summit Valley School, a small PK–8 school serving 108 students in the Summit Valley School District.
Because it is the only school in the area, families do not have other local schools to compare directly. Summit Valley offers an elementary and middle-grade education in one building, with a reported student-teacher ratio of 17:1. The school serves a community with substantial economic needs: 86.11% of students qualified for free or reduced-price lunch in 2024–2025. This is important context when considering school resources and student supports, but it does not by itself explain academic results. Reported 2025–2026 proficiency was 21.88% in English language arts, 23.44% in math, and 35% in science, all below Washington averages. English language arts was the largest area of concern, with a gap of nearly 31 percentage points compared with the state.
There are some encouraging signs in the latest results. Science improved from 26.09% to 35% proficient, while math rose from 17.19% to 23.44%; English language arts was unchanged. Among available grade-level results, 3rd-grade math was strongest at 40% proficient, and 5th-grade science reached 41.67%. Sixth-grade math was weakest at 18.75%, suggesting an area that may deserve added attention. The school’s statewide ranking also declined, from the 51st percentile in 2023–2024 to the 20th percentile in 2025–2026. Several grade-level results were suppressed to protect student privacy, so they should not be interpreted as zero or poor performance. With only 108 students across eight grade levels, percentages may also shift noticeably when results involve small groups of students.
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