Summary:
North Beach School District No. 64 serves approximately 638 students in four schools—two elementary schools, one junior high, and one senior high—covering prekindergarten through grade 12 in the coastal communities around Ocean Shores and Pacific Beach.
Ocean Shores Elementary is the district’s strongest overall school, serving 254 students in grades PK–6. It ranks near the statewide midpoint among elementary schools and improved notably from the prior year. Its math proficiency, at 37.07%, is the highest reported math result in the district, while its ELA performance is also above the district average. Results are strongest in earlier grades, including third-grade math, but sixth-grade ELA and math are considerably weaker. Pacific Beach Elementary, serving 91 students, has much lower available ELA results and historically low rankings. However, its small enrollment and several suppressed 2025–2026 results mean families should view single-year percentages cautiously.
The secondary schools show a clear contrast between science and math. North Beach Junior High School has the district’s strongest relative ELA performance among the schools, and its science results improved substantially, but math proficiency fell to 18.10%. North Beach Senior High School has the district’s strongest science performance, with 57.81% proficiency, yet math remains very low at 16.98%; its 68.1% graduation rate is also well below the statewide rate. Overall, the most important district priorities are strengthening math instruction from middle school through high school, supporting upper-elementary achievement, and improving graduation outcomes while building on stronger science performance.
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