Summary:
The Mountain View Middle School is the only middle school listed in the Bremerton School District, serving students in grades 6–8 in Bremerton, Washington. It enrolls 856 students and has a 17.7-to-1 student-teacher ratio. About 62.15% of students qualify for free or reduced-price lunch, providing important context about the community the school serves. Per-student spending was reported at $19,553 in 2023–2024.
In 2025–2026, 30.01% of students were proficient in English language arts, 20.17% in math, and 27.31% in science. These results were below district averages of 37.57%, 27.55%, and 37.92%, respectively, and below statewide rates. ELA was the strongest overall subject. Seventh grade had the school’s best results in both ELA, at 32.97%, and math, at 24.09%; seventh-grade math was also the only reported result slightly above the district comparison. The clearest concern is eighth-grade performance, especially math, where just 11.65% of students were proficient, compared with 38.80% statewide. Eighth-grade ELA was 24.30%, and eighth-grade science was 27.31%.
For parents, the main takeaway is that the school’s achievement levels have remained low relative to state results, with a one-star rating and a reported ranking near the bottom of its comparison group. Results changed only modestly from the prior year, although science declined by 2.20 percentage points. Families may want to ask about supports for eighth-grade math and ELA, science instruction, tutoring, attendance, and how teachers build on the comparatively stronger seventh-grade results. Because there is only one middle school in the district, there is no in-district alternative for direct comparison; families would need to examine similar schools in nearby communities to compare programs and outcomes.
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