Summary:
Grapeview School District has one small K–8 school, Grapeview Elementary & Middle School, serving 224 students in the Grapeview area. Because there is only one school, its results represent the district as a whole, and there are no separate elementary, middle, or high schools to compare. The school has a 15.1:1 student-teacher ratio, 50% of students qualify for free or reduced-price lunch, and spending is reported at $18,232 per student. The district ranks 101st of 238 Washington districts, in the 58th percentile, with a three-star rating.
Grapeview Elementary & Middle School has a mixed academic profile. Science is its strongest subject: 59.52% of students were proficient in 2025–26, about 9 percentage points above the state average, and eighth-grade science reached 65%, more than 16 points above the state. Fifth-grade English language arts was another bright spot, with 68.18% proficiency compared with 53.87% statewide. Overall ELA was close to the state average, at 51.77% versus 52.81%. These results suggest notable strengths in upper-grade science and fifth-grade reading and writing.
Math is the clearest area needing attention. Overall math proficiency was 39.01%, below the state rate of 43.11% and down from 45.14% the previous year. Third-grade math was 31.82%, and sixth-grade math was only 20%, both substantially below state averages. Third grade also lagged in ELA, while seventh-grade math was a standout at 55.17%, above the state’s 41.31%. The school’s ranking percentile declined from 53rd to 43rd in the latest year, although ELA and science improved. Parents should view these results alongside the school’s small enrollment, since grade-level percentages can shift noticeably between student cohorts.
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