Summary:
Walla Walla Public Schools includes 14 schools serving about 5,293 students from pre-kindergarten through grade 12 in the Walla Walla area, with elementary, middle, high school, online, alternative, early-childhood, and technical-skills programs. Because these schools serve different ages and student needs, parents should compare schools primarily within the same grade level or program type. Districtwide, 2025–2026 proficiency was 44.16% in English language arts, 36.60% in math, and 48.15% in science. The district ranks in the 42nd percentile statewide, while traditional high-school graduation outcomes are stronger than the state average.
Among traditional schools, Walla Walla High School has the strongest overall profile, ranking in the 73rd state percentile and reporting a 93.7% graduation rate. Its ELA proficiency was 68.73%, and its math results improved notably. Prospect Point Elementary leads the elementary schools, with 54.34% ELA and 56.16% math proficiency; its third-grade results exceeded 70% in both subjects. Garrison Middle School is the strongest middle school, outperforming Pioneer Middle School by about seven to eight points in ELA, math, and science.
Performance varies considerably among elementary schools. Sharpstein Elementary School has the strongest elementary science result, while Green Park Elementary School showed improvement across all three subjects. Results at Edison Elementary School and Berney Elementary School are more mixed. Alternative programs require separate interpretation: Walla Walla Open Doors reports a 15.1% graduation rate, while Walla Walla Online has stronger ELA and science than district averages but weaker math. Small programs such as Homelink, Walla Walla Center for Children and Families, and SE Area Technical Skills Center have limited or non-comparable data.
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