Summary:
Lakebay, Washington is served by two public schools within the highly-rated Peninsula School District: Evergreen Elementary (grades PK-5) and Key Peninsula Middle School (grades 6-8), which together educate about 780 students.
While both schools are part of a district that ranks in the top 10% statewide, their academic performance trails behind the district's strong average. Comparing the two, Evergreen Elementary generally has higher test scores than the middle school, particularly excelling in science where it outperforms the state average. It also benefits from a lower student-teacher ratio and higher per-student spending. Key Peninsula Middle School has a larger student population and a lower percentage of students qualifying for free or reduced-price lunch.
Parents should note that performance trends have declined at both schools over recent years, and math scores are an area for improvement, especially in the upper grades. The middle school's scores are below state averages in core subjects. The data suggests that while the schools operate in a supportive and well-regarded district, they face specific academic challenges that the district is likely addressing.
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