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Best Elementary Schools in Sequim, WA


At a glance
2
Schools
1,014
Students
Top rankedHelen Haller Elementary School386th of 1,138 Washington elementary schools
Summary:

Elementary schools in Sequim, Washington come down to two schools serving about 1,014 students in the Sequim School District: Helen Haller Elementary School (grades 2–5, 508 students) and Greywolf Elementary School (grades PK–2, 506 students). The two split the elementary grade bands rather than competing for the same grades, and the district itself ranks 69th of 238 in Washington — the 71st percentile — with 4 stars.

Helen Haller Elementary School is the clearer standout, and math is why. In 2025–2026 its all-grades math proficiency was 58.61%, well above the district's 46.88% and the state's 43.11%, and its 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade math scores all beat the state — 3rd grade math reached 65.43%. ELA was solid but not dominant at 53.86%, above the state's 52.81% yet below the district's 55.78%, and science at 54.14% was above the state benchmark but below the district. One caution for parents: the school declined in all three subjects compared with the prior year, and its rating slipped from 4 stars and the 75th percentile to 3 stars and the 66th percentile.

Greywolf Elementary School has no current test scores in this data, which is expected for a PK–2 school rather than a sign of weak performance. Its earlier rank history improved from the 65th percentile with 3 stars in 2020–2021 to the 73rd–74th percentile with 4 stars in the following two years, though those years differ from Helen Haller's, so the two shouldn't be compared directly. On resources the schools are near twins: enrollment of 508 versus 506, student-teacher ratios of 15.5 versus 15.6, and per-student spending of $20,103 versus $19,748. Greywolf has a slightly lower free/reduced-lunch rate, 51.58% versus 56.69%.

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SchoolDigger data sources: National Center for Education Statistics, U.S. Department of Education, the U.S. Census Bureau, the Washington State Department of Health and the Washington Office of Superindentent of Public Instruction.

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