Summary:
Asotin, Washington, has two public schools serving about 657 students from prekindergarten through 12th grade: Asotin Elementary serves PK–5, while Asotin Junior Senior High serves grades 6–12. Both are part of the highly rated Asotin-Anatone School District, ranked 27th among 238 Washington districts, or about the 89th percentile statewide.
Overall, the schools report stronger results than Washington averages in most subjects. Asotin Elementary is the stronger math performer, with 68.28% of students proficient compared with 42.86% at Asotin Junior Senior High. Elementary students also performed well in English language arts and science, and the school improved substantially in every tested subject from the prior year. Particularly strong results included third-grade ELA, at 70%, and fourth-grade math, at 72.92%. The elementary school ranked in the 79th percentile statewide and received four stars.
Asotin Junior Senior High stands out for its consistent statewide ranking, placing in the 93rd percentile and receiving five stars in 2024–2025. Science is its strongest subject, with 70.89% proficiency, nearly 20 points above the state result; ELA was also about nine points above the state. High school math is the main area to watch: performance fell 6.12 points from the previous year and was 11 points below the district result, although grades 7, 8, and 10 exceeded state benchmarks. Both schools have similar student–teacher ratios, while reported per-student spending is higher at the elementary level. Graduation and dropout figures are available for different years, so they should not be treated as direct current comparisons with statewide rates.
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