Summary:
Mukilteo School District has four relatively large middle schools serving grades 6–8, with about 3,333 students across the schools in the Mukilteo area. Overall results vary considerably: Harbour Pointe Middle School and Olympic View Middle School perform above district and state averages, while Explorer Middle School and Voyager Middle School face greater academic challenges.
Harbour Pointe Middle School is the strongest overall performer, ranking in the 78th percentile statewide and leading the group in ELA, math, and science. Its 2025–26 proficiency rates were 55.84% in ELA, 55.27% in math, and 59.16% in science. Olympic View Middle School also produced consistently strong results, ranking in the 70th percentile and exceeding state averages in all three subjects. Science was especially strong at both schools. For families comparing higher-performing options, these two schools stand out, with Harbour Pointe Middle School showing the highest overall results.
Voyager Middle School had the lowest results, particularly in math, where 20.33% of students were proficient; its math performance stayed near 20% across all three grades. Explorer Middle School also remained below district and state averages, but it improved in ELA, math, and science from the previous year and rose to the 30th percentile. Across the four schools, math is the clearest systemwide concern, averaging about 37% proficiency compared with roughly 46% in both ELA and science. Science improved at three schools, suggesting encouraging momentum, while the large differences in eighth-grade math may be important for parents considering preparation for high school.
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