Summary:
The Toledo School District has one middle school, Toledo Middle School, serving grades 6–8 in the small community of Toledo, Washington. The school enrolls 186 students, has a 16.4:1 student-teacher ratio, and reports that 48.39% of students qualify for free or reduced-price lunch. Spending was $18,093 per student in 2023–24. Since there is only one middle school in the district, families cannot compare it with another local middle school; the most useful comparisons are with district and Washington averages.
In 2025–26, English language arts was the school’s strongest subject, with 31.77% of students proficient, followed by science at 26.32% and math at 23.96%. These results were below the district averages of 38.36%, 35.29%, and 32.85%, respectively, and farther below state averages. The school was generally close to district results at individual grade levels: sixth-grade ELA and math matched district results, while seventh-grade ELA and math were slightly higher. Sixth-grade ELA was the strongest grade-subject result at 39.44%. However, eighth-grade math was the clearest concern, with only 17.54% of students proficient. Eighth-grade ELA was also low at 24.56%, suggesting that maintaining progress through the later middle-school years is an important priority.
Recent trends provide both concerns and a modest positive sign. ELA proficiency fell 9.34 percentage points from 2024–25, math declined 2.15 points, and science improved 1.73 points. The school’s statewide ranking also dropped from the 40th percentile in 2023–24 to the 18th percentile in 2025–26. For families, the most important questions are how the school is addressing eighth-grade math, supporting literacy growth after sixth grade, and investigating the recent ELA decline. The school’s small size may also cause results to change noticeably from year to year, so assessment trends should be considered alongside attendance, course placement, intervention access, and individual student progress.
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