Snohomish School District

The Snohomish School District in Washington state is home to 17 schools, including 10 elementary schools, 2 middle schools, 3 high schools, and 2 alternative schools. The district boasts several standout institutions, with Little Cedars Elementary School and Valley View Middle School consistently ranking among the top schools in the state. At the high school level, Glacier Peak High School is the district's highest-performing, ranking in the top 100 high schools in Washington.

Academically, the schools in the Snohomish School District generally outperform the state averages in both English Language Arts and Math, with Little Cedars Elementary and Valley View Middle School standing out for their exceptional test scores. Graduation rates vary across the district's high schools, ranging from 62.2% at AIM High School to 95.8% at Glacier Peak High School. Dropout rates also differ, with AIM High School having the highest rate at 16.9% and Glacier Peak High School the lowest at 3.4%.

The district's schools serve diverse student populations, with some, like Little Cedars Elementary, having a more racially diverse student body, while others, like Snohomish High School, are more homogeneous. Student-teacher ratios also vary, with Totem Falls Elementary having the lowest ratio at 14:1 and Central Emerson Elementary the highest at 30.4:1. The district's two alternative schools, AIM High School and Parent Partnership, have lower academic performance and higher dropout rates compared to the traditional schools.