Summary:
Camas School District has three public middle schools serving grades 6–8 in the Camas area of southwest Washington, a highly ranked district with 1,745 middle-school students across schools that range from a small 277-student campus to schools with more than 700 students.
Skyridge Middle School is the strongest overall performer, ranking 27th of 514 Washington middle schools and scoring in the 95th percentile. It leads the group in 2025–26 English language arts at 78.8% and science at 83.0%, and narrowly leads in math at 64.3%. Its ranking improved from 35th the previous year, while science proficiency rose by nearly 10 percentage points. Grade-level results are especially strong in eighth grade, with 82.9% proficiency in ELA and 70.6% in math. Odyssey Middle School is also a top-performing option, ranking 45th statewide and in the 91st percentile. It has especially strong science results at 81.6% and the highest seventh-grade math result, 78.4%, though its smaller enrollment and wider grade-to-grade variation suggest that families may want to consider multiple years of results.
Liberty Middle School ranks 78th statewide, placing it in the 85th percentile, and has shown encouraging momentum: its ranking rose from 107th, and proficiency improved in ELA, math, and science. Its results—63.9% in ELA, 54.9% in math, and 65.1% in science—remain above Washington averages but trail the other two schools and the district averages. Math is the main academic opportunity across all three schools, while science is a particular strength at Skyridge and Odyssey. Liberty has the highest reported free- or reduced-price lunch share, the lowest student–teacher ratio, and the highest spending per student; these figures provide context but do not by themselves explain achievement differences.
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