Summary:
Duvall, Washington, has two public schools serving grades K–12: Cherry Valley Elementary School serves kindergarten through fifth grade, and Cedarcrest High School serves grades 9–12; there is no listed local middle or alternative school. Both schools are part of the highly rated Riverview School District, ranked 14th of 238 Washington districts.
Overall, Duvall schools have strong statewide results. Cedarcrest High School ranks 29th of 396 Washington high schools, placing it in the 93rd percentile. It has a 94.7% graduation rate and a 2.8% dropout rate, both better than district and state comparisons. Its strongest academic areas are English Language Arts, with 80.2% proficiency, and science, with 75.14% proficiency. Math proficiency was 52.38%—above the state result but 3.85 points below the district—making math the clearest area to monitor. The school’s ranking improved in the latest year, although ELA and science results declined year over year.
Cherry Valley Elementary School ranks 162nd of 1,138 elementary schools, or in the 86th percentile. Its standout subject is science, where 82.61% of students were proficient, well above district and state results. Math proficiency was also strong at 65.89%, although fifth-grade math fell 4.46 points below the district while remaining well above the state. ELA proficiency was 67.76%, modestly above the district. Cherry Valley has a smaller reported student-teacher ratio than Cedarcrest, 15.1 compared with 21.5. Parents should note the shared recent ELA decline at both schools, along with Cedarcrest’s math results and Cherry Valley’s fifth-grade math performance, while recognizing that both schools remain well above statewide averages in most reported measures.
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