Summary:
Grapeview, Washington, has one public school serving students from kindergarten through 8th grade: Grapeview Elementary & Middle School. The school enrolls 224 students and combines elementary and middle-grade education on one campus, so there are no other local schools for direct comparison. It has a student-teacher ratio of 15.1 to 1, and about half of students qualify for free or reduced-price lunch. The school is part of the Grapeview School District, which ranks 101st of 238 Washington districts, in the 58th percentile, with a three-star rating.
The school’s strongest overall subject is science. In 2025–2026, 59.52% of students were proficient in science, 8.57 percentage points above the Washington average. Eighth-grade science was particularly strong at 65%, compared with 48.78% statewide. English Language Arts was close to the state level overall, with 51.77% proficiency compared with 52.81% statewide. Fifth-grade ELA stood out, reaching 68.18%, while third-grade ELA was much weaker at 36.36%. Seventh-grade ELA results were not reported, so they cannot be meaningfully evaluated.
Math is the main area where families may want to look for improvement. Overall math proficiency was 39.01%, below the state’s 43.11%. Results varied sharply by grade: seventh-grade math was a strength at 55.17%, well above the state’s 41.31%, while third grade recorded 31.82% and sixth grade 20%. The school’s ranking fell from the 53rd percentile to the 43rd percentile between 2024–2025 and 2025–2026, even as science and ELA improved; the math decline likely contributed. Overall, the school offers a small K–8 setting with notable strengths in science and selected grades, but math consistency—especially in third and sixth grades—is the clearest priority.
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