Summit Valley School District

Summit Valley School District has one school, Summit Valley School, serving prekindergarten through eighth grade in Addy, Washington. The school enrolls 108 students, has a 17:1 student-teacher ratio, and serves a community where 86.11% of students qualified for free or reduced-price lunch in 2024–25. Because it is the district’s only school, families cannot compare schools within the district; the most useful comparisons are with Washington statewide results and the school’s own performance over time.

In 2025–26, 21.88% of students were proficient in English Language Arts, 23.44% in math, and 35% in science. Science was the school’s strongest subject and improved the most, rising 8.91 percentage points from the prior year. Math also improved by 6.25 points, while ELA remained unchanged. The school’s best reported grade-level results were Grade 5 science at 41.67% proficient and Grade 3 math at 40%. Grade 6 math was weaker at 18.75%, making middle-grade math an important area to monitor. Compared with Washington overall, the school trailed in every reported subject, with the largest gap in ELA: 21.88% proficient locally versus 52.81% statewide.

The school’s statewide ranking declined from the 51st percentile in 2023–24 to the 20th percentile in 2025–26, although small grade-level cohorts mean that a few students can significantly affect percentages from year to year. For parents, the main academic priority appears to be strengthening literacy while maintaining recent gains in math and science. Families may also want to ask about early reading support, middle-grade math intervention, attendance and engagement programs, and services for students with different learning needs. Reported per-student spending was $17,441 in 2023–24, but that figure should be considered alongside the school’s small size and broad PK–8 grade span.