Summary:
Sequim School District has two elementary schools serving about 1,014 students in a complementary, though overlapping, PK–5 pathway: Greywolf Elementary School serves PK–2, while Helen Haller Elementary School serves Grades 2–5.
The schools are nearly identical in size, with 506 students at Greywolf and 508 at Helen Haller, and their student-teacher ratios are also almost the same at approximately 15.6 students per teacher. Helen Haller has a somewhat higher free- and reduced-price lunch rate, 56.69% compared with Greywolf’s 51.58%, and slightly higher spending per student, $20,103 versus $19,748. Helen Haller’s available academic results are particularly strong in mathematics: 58.61% of students were proficient in 2025–26, compared with 46.88% districtwide and 43.11% statewide. Math proficiency was above the state level in Grades 3, 4, and 5. English language arts and science were also above statewide results, although both were slightly below districtwide figures.
For parents comparing the schools, Helen Haller has the more detailed and current academic information, while Greywolf’s available results mainly show a consistently above-average historical ranking, ranging from the 65th to 74th percentile. Helen Haller’s recent results declined from the prior year in ELA, math, and science, so those trends are worth monitoring even though performance remained above the state in all three subjects. Within Helen Haller, fourth-grade ELA and the gradual decline in math proficiency from third to fifth grade are the clearest areas for attention. Overall, the district ranks around the 71st percentile statewide and has a four-star rating in the supplied data, suggesting generally solid elementary options, with mathematics standing out as the strongest documented area.
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