Summary:
Riverview School District has two high schools serving grades 9–12 in the Duvall and Carnation area: Cedarcrest High School and Clip. The district ranks 14th out of 238 Washington districts, placing it in the state’s 94th percentile. Together, the schools enroll 953 students, but enrollment is very uneven: 889 students attend Cedarcrest High School, while 64 attend Clip.
Cedarcrest High School is the stronger overall option based on the available results. In 2025–2026, 80.2% of students were proficient in English Language Arts, 52.38% in Math, and 75.14% in Science. The school’s ELA and Science results exceeded district and state averages, while Math was below the district average but still above the state. Its 2024–2025 graduation rate was 94.7%, compared with 92.3% for the district and 82.6% statewide. Its 2.8% dropout rate was also better than both district and state rates. Recent statewide rankings place Cedarcrest High School around the 91st–93rd percentile. Math is the clearest area to monitor, and Science declined from the prior year.
Clip offers a much smaller setting, a lower student-teacher ratio of 17.7 compared with 21.5 at Cedarcrest High School, and nearly identical per-student spending. However, its available outcomes are weaker: 2025–2026 ELA proficiency was 58.82%, and its 2024–2025 graduation rate was 79.0%. Current Math and Science results are suppressed, so they cannot be fairly judged. Its latest available ranking was at the 53rd percentile, compared with Cedarcrest High School’s recent 93rd-percentile placement. Because Clip has a very small enrollment, annual results may vary more and should be interpreted cautiously.
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