Summary:
Snoqualmie Valley School District includes 13 schools serving approximately 7,145 students in grades PK–12 across the Snoqualmie Valley area, including Snoqualmie, North Bend, Fall City, and nearby communities. The district is one of Washington’s strongest, ranked sixth among 238 districts and in the 97th percentile. Its six elementary schools, three middle schools, two high schools, and two alternative schools generally perform well above state averages. Parents should note that suppressed results marked “—” mean the data is unavailable, not zero, and that smaller or alternative schools may not be directly comparable with traditional schools.
Among traditional schools, Snoqualmie Middle School is the district’s top-ranked school, with 83.43% proficiency in English language arts, 76.29% in math, and 80% in science. Cascade View Elementary School leads the elementary schools overall, particularly in science, while Edwin R Opstad Elementary has shown one of the strongest improvement trends. Mount Si High School is the leading traditional high school, with a 96.3% graduation rate, 89.66% ELA proficiency, and a low 2.5% dropout rate. Its main weakness is math, at 63.22%, well below the district average.
Performance varies by school and subject. Twin Falls Middle School has the greatest need among traditional schools, especially in science, while Chief Kanim Middle School has made encouraging gains. Elementary results are generally strong, although some grade-level results fluctuate from year to year. Two Rivers School and Meadowbrook School serve different student populations and should be evaluated in that context; Snoqualmie Access enrolls only 12 students, making its percentages and per-student spending especially volatile. Overall, the district offers a strong academic environment, with the clearest opportunities involving high-school math, middle-school science, and reducing differences between schools.
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