Summary:
Shoreline School District, serving the Shoreline area north of Seattle, has two public middle schools—Albert Einstein Middle School and Kellogg Middle School—both serving grades 6–8 and enrolling a combined 2,023 students. The Shoreline School District is highly regarded statewide, ranking 16th of 238 districts and receiving a five-star rating. Both schools are also strong compared with Washington overall, ranking around the 81st–82nd statewide percentiles and receiving four stars.
Albert Einstein Middle School is the stronger overall performer in the latest results. It ranks 92nd statewide, ahead of Kellogg Middle School at 99th, and leads in English language arts and science. Einstein’s 2025–26 proficiency rates were 62.33% in ELA, 51.10% in math, and 69.54% in science. Its eighth-grade results are especially impressive: 65% proficiency in ELA, 60% in math, and 69.54% in science, all above the district’s eighth-grade averages. Einstein also improved its statewide ranking from the prior year and posted a notable 12.48-point science gain.
Kellogg Middle School stands out for mathematics, particularly in sixth and seventh grade. Its all-grades math proficiency was 54.04%, compared with Einstein’s 51.10%, and Kellogg exceeded district averages in sixth- and seventh-grade math. However, Kellogg’s ELA and science results were lower, including 57.28% science proficiency compared with Einstein’s 69.54%. Kellogg’s recent statewide ranking has declined from the 91st percentile in 2023–24 to the 81st percentile in 2025–26, while Einstein has recently improved. For families comparing the schools, Einstein offers stronger current overall and science performance, while Kellogg may appeal most for its steadier early-grade math results.
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