Summary:
The Grandview School District in Washington serves about 3,600 students across six public schools, including three elementary schools, one middle school, and two high schools, in a community with high economic need.
Among these schools, Thompson Elementary School stands out as the district's top performer, with math scores above the state average and the only school ranking above the 50th percentile statewide. In contrast, the other two elementary schools, Mcclure Elementary School and Smith Elementary School, have significantly lower academic proficiency, with Smith receiving the highest per-student funding but showing the weakest results.
At the secondary level, Grandview Middle School shows a notable drop in performance from the elementary grades, particularly in science. While Grandview High School maintains a solid graduation rate above state and district averages, its academic proficiency rates are very low. The district's alternative program, the Contract Learning Center, serves a very small population but has an extremely low graduation rate and a very high student-to-teacher ratio.
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