Summary:
Reardan-Edwall School District in Washington serves about 725 students across three schools — an elementary school for grades K–6, a combined middle-senior high school for grades 7–12, and an alternative program serving grades K–12 — and the district is ranked 43rd of 238 in the state, at the 82nd percentile with 4 stars.
Reardan Middle-Senior High School is the standout, rated 4 stars in each recent year, with a 2024–2025 graduation rate of 92.0% — above the district’s 90.0% and the state’s 82.6%. Its 2025–2026 ELA is 64.67% and science 54.13%, both above district and state averages, including 10th-grade ELA at 80% and 7th-grade ELA at 68%. Reardan Elementary School is weaker overall, with 2–3 stars in recent history and 2025–2026 ELA of 41% and math of 37.31%. Its bright spots include 3rd-grade math at 53.66% and 5th-grade science at 50%, but 4th-grade ELA is 26.67% and 5th-grade math is 22.92%.
Math is the clearest district-wide issue: every school with reported all-grades math falls below the state’s 43.11%. The Reardan-Edwall School District Options’ Program has the highest free/reduced lunch rate (52.31%), the lowest per-student spending ($10,961), and only 65 students, with many scores suppressed by the state — including science — so its results are best read cautiously, as unknown rather than as zero. Science is a relative strength, with district science at 51.88% versus the state’s 50.95%. With such small enrollments, a few students can shift any percentage noticeably.
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