Summary:
The Grandview Middle School is the only middle school listed in the Grandview School District, serving grades 6–8 in Grandview, Washington. It enrolls about 815 students, has a 17.9-to-1 student–teacher ratio, and serves a community where 84.79% of students qualify for free or reduced-price lunch. Because there is only one middle school, families cannot compare schools within the district; the most useful comparisons are among grades, subjects, and state results.
In 2025–2026, Grandview Middle reported proficiency rates of 34.93% in English language arts, 35.35% in math, and 25.91% in science. Math is the school’s strongest subject compared with Washington overall, with the school 7.76 percentage points below the state rate, while ELA was 17.88 points lower and science was 25.04 points lower. Sixth-grade math was a notable bright spot: 42.11% of students were proficient, slightly above the statewide rate of 39.79%. However, seventh-grade math fell to 28.46%, making it an important area for targeted support. Eighth-grade ELA was also relatively weak at 31.71%.
Science remains the biggest academic concern, although it showed the strongest recent improvement, rising from 20.65% to 25.91% in one year. Eighth-grade science should remain a priority while the school works to maintain that progress. Overall, ELA performance was nearly unchanged, and math declined slightly, so families may want to ask about intervention programs, seventh-grade math support, eighth-grade science instruction, and how the school builds on sixth-grade math success. The school’s recent ranking history places it around the 27th to 31st percentile statewide, indicating modest improvement but continued room for growth.
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