Summary:
The Sequim School District consists of six public schools serving around 2,580 students from elementary through high school, ranking in the top 20% of districts in Washington state.
Among the schools, Helen Haller Elementary School stands out for its strong academic results, particularly in math and science, and has the smallest class sizes. Olympic Peninsula Academy, an alternative school, achieves exceptional proficiency rates in science and English. At the high school level, Sequim Senior High boasts a graduation rate well above the state average. In comparison, the district's other alternative school, Dungeness Virtual School, shows much lower academic proficiency and receives significantly less funding per student.
The district as a whole performs above state averages in English, math, and science, with notable strength in science across multiple schools. A key area for attention is math proficiency, which tends to decline in the higher grades. Both the middle and high schools have shown steady improvement in their statewide rankings over recent years, indicating positive district-wide trends.
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