Summary:
The Methow Valley School District in Washington contains one elementary school, Methow Valley Elementary, serving about 368 students from Pre-K through 5th grade in a rural setting.
This school shows notable strengths, particularly in science, where 70.6% of 5th graders met proficiency standards, significantly outperforming both the Methow Valley School District and Washington state averages. Performance in English Language Arts is solid and shows a positive trend, with proficiency rates improving from 3rd to 5th grade. Math scores are above average for the district and state, though there is a noticeable drop in proficiency between 4th and 5th grade that contrasts with the strong growth seen in reading.
With a student-teacher ratio of about 17 to 1 and per-student spending above typical state levels, the school is well-resourced. It serves a economically diverse population, with over 40% of students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch, yet maintains academic performance at or above state averages. The school has consistently earned a 3-star rating in recent years, indicating stable, mid-range performance among Washington elementary schools.
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