Summary:
Stevenson, Washington, has two schools serving students from kindergarten through grade 12: Skamania Elementary serves grades K–8, while Stevenson High School serves grades 9–12. The schools are part of different districts and serve a small community, with 108 students at Skamania Elementary and 271 at Stevenson High School; there is no separately listed middle school.
Stevenson High School is the higher-ranked individual school, placing in the 81st percentile statewide and earning four stars in 2025–2026. It stands out for English Language Arts, with 76.47% of students proficient compared with 52.81% statewide, and it also exceeded the state in science. Its 85.5% graduation rate was above Washington’s 82.6%, while its dropout rate was slightly below the state rate. Math is the main area to watch because proficiency was 41.67%, just below the state’s 43.11%, although the school improved in math and ELA from the prior year. The school belongs to the Stevenson-Carson School District.
Skamania Elementary has shown the strongest long-term improvement, rising from the 43rd to the 68th statewide percentile over three years. In 2025–2026, it exceeded state averages in ELA, math, and science, with especially strong third-grade math and fifth-grade ELA results. However, math performance varied by grade, and several grade-level results were suppressed, so those figures are unknown rather than zero. Its smaller enrollment, lower 15.3-to-1 student-teacher ratio, and higher per-student spending may support individualized attention, though small cohorts can make results fluctuate. The school is part of the higher-ranked Skamania School District. Overall, literacy and science are local strengths, while consistent math performance is the clearest shared opportunity for improvement.
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