Summary:
Pullman School District has one middle school in this data set, serving grades 6–8 in Pullman, Washington: Lincoln Middle School. The school enrolls 643 students and is part of the highly regarded Pullman School District, which ranks 26th out of 238 Washington districts. Because Lincoln is the only listed middle school, there are no school-to-school comparisons within the district; its results are best understood in relation to district and statewide averages.
Lincoln Middle School is a strong academic performer. For 2025–26, it ranked 50th out of 514 Washington middle schools, placing it in the 90th percentile and earning a five-star rating. Students performed above state averages in every reported subject: 66.72% were proficient in English language arts, 63.59% in math, and 68.60% in science. Math was the school’s strongest area compared with the state, exceeding the state proficiency rate by 20.48 percentage points. Lincoln also slightly exceeded district results in ELA and math, while science was 1.68 points below the district but still well above the state.
The school’s recent progress is another positive sign. From 2024–25 to 2025–26, proficiency rose 5.15 percentage points in math, 5.42 points in science, and 0.81 points in ELA. Grade-level results were generally consistent: math increased from 61.45% proficiency in sixth grade to 65.20% in eighth grade, while seventh-grade ELA was strongest at 70.42%. Eighth-grade ELA, at 64.22%, is a possible area for additional attention, as is closing the small science gap with the district. Lincoln has 643 students, a reported student-teacher ratio of 20.1:1, and 2023–24 per-student spending of $14,387. Overall, the data indicate a high-performing school with broad academic strengths and encouraging recent improvement.
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