Summary:
Snoqualmie Valley School District includes six K–5 elementary schools serving communities in the Snoqualmie Valley, with about 3,150 students across the group. The schools are consistently high-performing: all rank among the top 6% of Washington elementary schools, and their latest proficiency results are far above state averages in English language arts, math, and science. Families will find strong schools throughout the area, with differences mainly involving subject strengths, grade-level patterns, enrollment, and staffing.
Cascade View Elementary School is the leading overall performer, ranking 34th statewide and posting the group’s highest ELA result at 83.05% and highest science result at 86.25%. Snoqualmie Elementary has the strongest math profile, with 82.63% proficiency overall and 87.06% in fifth grade, although its ELA results vary more by grade. Edwin R. Opstad Elementary made the largest broad improvement, rising to 51st statewide while improving in all three subjects. Timber Ridge Elementary School has the highest ELA result at 82.73%, the largest enrollment, and a favorable 14.9 student-teacher ratio.
Fall City Elementary offers the most consistent performance across grades and subjects, with results above 77% in all three tested areas. North Bend Elementary School made the biggest ranking gain, moving to 68th statewide, and is particularly strong in math, though fifth-grade math and ELA are areas to watch. Grade-level results are important: several schools show differences between strong third- or fourth-grade performance and weaker fifth-grade outcomes. Some figures are suppressed for privacy and should not be interpreted as low results. Overall, the district offers six excellent choices, with school selection likely depending on location, enrollment, staffing, and specific subject or grade priorities.
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