Summary:
Mukilteo School District serves about 15,012 students in 21 schools across elementary, middle, and high school grades in the Mukilteo and nearby Everett area. The district includes 13 elementary schools, four middle schools, and four high schools or specialized programs. Overall, it ranks around the middle of Washington districts, but school-level results vary widely. Parents should compare individual schools rather than rely only on the district average, especially because some high school programs serve students with different needs and missions than traditional comprehensive high schools.
The strongest academic results are at Mukilteo Elementary, Kamiak High School, Columbia Elementary, Endeavour Elementary, Picnic Point Elementary, and Harbour Pointe Middle School. Mukilteo Elementary ranks in the state’s 93rd percentile and leads the district in elementary English, math, and science results. Kamiak High School ranks in the 90th percentile, with an 89.5% graduation rate and the district’s lowest traditional high-school dropout rate. Harbour Pointe Middle School is the leading middle school, outperforming the district in all three tested subjects.
The greatest needs are at Horizon Elementary, Discovery Elementary, Olivia Park Elementary, Voyager Middle School, and Explorer Middle School, where math proficiency is particularly low. ACES High School has shown ranking improvement but reports a 59.6% graduation rate and a high dropout rate. Mukilteo Reengagement Academy Open Doors has a distinct reengagement mission and should not be compared directly with conventional high schools. Other schools, including Challenger Elementary, Lake Stickney Elementary School, and Serene Lake Elementary, show encouraging improvement. Parents may wish to focus on math support, school-specific trends, and available student services when comparing options.
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