Summary:
Eastmont School District serves about 5,860 students in 10 Washington schools, including seven elementary schools, two junior highs, and one senior high, with no alternative school listed. Overall, the district ranks around the middle-to-upper range statewide, at the 57th percentile. Parents will find meaningful differences among schools, with strong elementary and middle-school examples alongside specific areas needing improvement.
Cascade Elementary is the district’s standout school, ranking in the 80th statewide percentile and earning four stars. It leads the district in ELA, math, and science, with especially strong math results. Sterling Junior High School is the strongest secondary school by ranking and performance; it exceeds district averages in all three tested subjects and has improved substantially in statewide ranking over three years. Lee Elementary also performs well, exceeding district results in every subject despite serving a relatively high-need student population. Grant Elementary School is a balanced middle-performing option, though its younger grades have weaker results than its sixth grade.
The main concerns are concentrated in particular schools and subjects. Rock Island Elementary has the district’s lowest overall results and ranking, especially in math, and may benefit from intensive academic, attendance, tutoring, and family-support initiatives. Eastmont Junior High trails Sterling across all subjects. Eastmont Senior High has a strong 89.5% graduation rate and above-state ELA performance, but math proficiency is notably low. ELA declined at every school with comparable results, while science improved at most elementary and middle schools. Results for Eastmont Academy are limited and should not be compared directly because its current scores are suppressed and enrollment is only 10 students.
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