Summary:
Loon Lake, Washington, has two schools serving grades prekindergarten through eighth grade: Loon Lake Homelink Program serves grades K–8, while Loon Lake Elementary School serves grades PK–6. Both are part of the Loon Lake School District, which serves 251 students overall and ranks in the 22nd percentile among Washington districts.
Loon Lake Homelink Program is the stronger academic performer based on the available data. It ranks in the 43rd statewide percentile, compared with the 14th percentile for Loon Lake Elementary School. In 2025–26, Homelink reported 50.57% proficiency in English language arts and 39.08% in math, close to Washington averages. The elementary school reported 21.15% proficiency in English language arts and 15.38% in math. Homelink’s sixth-grade math result was a particular bright spot at 53.33%, above the statewide rate. Several Homelink science and grade-level results are suppressed, meaning the state did not publish them; they should not be interpreted as zero or poor performance.
Loon Lake Elementary School has more favorable reported resource measures, including spending of $23,562 per student and a 10.8 student-teacher ratio, compared with $8,256 and 45.8 at Loon Lake Homelink Program. However, the figures may reflect different program structures and accounting methods rather than typical classroom size or instructional quality. Elementary science improved substantially to 41.67% in 2025–26, although it remained below the state average, while English language arts and math declined. Parents comparing the schools should consider the different grade spans, educational models, and student populations, rather than relying on rankings alone.
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