Summary:
Coupeville School District serves about 952 students across four schools in the Coupeville area, including elementary, middle, traditional high school, and alternative high school programs serving grades PK–12. The district ranks in the 91st percentile statewide, and its three traditional schools generally perform above Washington averages. Coupeville Elementary School is the largest school, enrolling about half of all district students, while Coupeville High School and Coupeville Middle School serve the secondary grades.
Coupeville High School is the strongest-ranked traditional school and stands out for English performance and graduation outcomes. It ranks in the 88th percentile statewide, has 77.63% ELA proficiency, and reports a 93% graduation rate compared with 82.6% statewide. Coupeville Elementary School provides the broadest academic strengths, exceeding state averages in every reported subject and reaching 69.23% science proficiency. Its math and science results improved notably, making it a particularly strong foundation school. Science is also a district-wide strength, with all three traditional schools above the state rate.
Coupeville Middle School performs well in ELA and science, but math is the clearest area for improvement. Overall math proficiency is 40.79%, with eighth grade especially weak at 32.88%. High school math also remains uneven despite improving by more than 20 points in one year. Elementary third-grade ELA, at 46.67%, is another useful focus area because later elementary grades perform much better. Results for the small Coupeville Open Academy should be interpreted cautiously: its test scores are suppressed, and its graduation and dropout figures may vary substantially because it serves only 46 students and follows a different program model.
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