Summary:
St. John School District is a small Washington district with two schools serving 145 students across grades PK–5 and 9–12; both schools are located at the same address, and no middle or alternative school is listed.
St John Elementary is the district’s strongest current academic performer. In 2025–2026, 69.23% of students were proficient in English Language Arts and 71.79% in math, compared with 52.81% and 43.11% statewide. Math was a particular strength, including a 70.59% proficiency rate in third grade. The school also improved from the prior year in both reported subjects. Its 4-star rating and ranking in the 71st percentile place it well above average, although its historical percentile has declined from 81st in 2021–2022. Some grade-level and science results were suppressed because of small student counts, so those areas cannot be fully evaluated.
St John/Endicott High presents a more mixed picture. Its ELA proficiency rate was 61.11%, above the statewide comparison, but only 25% of students were proficient in math—well below both the district and state. The high school’s ranking fell to the 47th percentile and its rating declined to 2 stars. It also reports greater economic need, higher spending per student, and a lower student-teacher ratio than the elementary school, yet math remains the clearest priority for improvement. Families should also ask about current graduation and dropout data, since the available school-level figures are older and indicate a historically elevated dropout rate. Overall, the district has strong elementary results but needs focused support for high school mathematics and completion outcomes.
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