Summary:
The Summit Valley School District contains a single elementary school, Summit Valley School, which serves students from Pre-Kindergarten through 8th grade in the small, rural community of Addy, WA.
Summit Valley School serves 108 students and faces significant challenges, with 86% of its students qualifying for free or reduced-price lunch. Academically, the school's performance on state tests is generally below the Washington state averages, though there are some bright spots; for example, its 4th graders performed at or above the state average in math during the latest assessment. The school's statewide ranking has been volatile, dropping notably in the most recent year after a period of more average performance.
For parents, it's important to understand that this school operates in a unique rural context within the Summit Valley School District. The school spends above the state average per student, but outcomes are mixed, suggesting the difficulties of serving a high-need population in a remote area. The dramatic shift in its ranking year-over-year indicates performance may be inconsistent, so parents should seek current information on school improvement plans and support programs.
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