Summary:
Bainbridge Island School District serves about 3,514 students across 10 schools on Bainbridge Island, including elementary, intermediate, middle, high school, special education, and alternative programs. The district is ranked 2nd among Washington’s 238 districts, placing it in the 99th percentile. Families will find a generally high-performing school system, although school size and program type vary considerably. Enrollment ranges from 27 students at Bainbridge Special Education Services to 1,208 at Bainbridge High School.
Bainbridge High School is the district’s strongest overall high-school option, ranking first statewide in 2025–2026 and reporting a 97.2% graduation rate. Woodward Middle School also ranks among Washington’s best, placing eighth statewide, while Sonoji Sakai Intermediate posted the district’s highest science proficiency at 87.21%. Among elementary programs, Capt Johnston Blakely Elementary School had the strongest math result at 90.26%, and Odyssey Multiage Program had the highest known English language arts result at 88.99%.
Performance is not identical across the district. Eagle Harbor High School serves a much smaller, higher-need student population and reports a 56.0% graduation rate, with math proficiency of 57.89%, well below district levels. Among elementary schools, Ordway Elementary has the lowest known current ELA result at 74.83%, while Halilts Elementary School has shown strong improvement in statewide ranking. Results for Mosaic Home Education Partnership and some other small programs are suppressed or limited, so parents should avoid treating unavailable figures as low performance.
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