Summary:
Wilson Creek School District is a very small Washington district serving 118 students in two schools: Wilson Creek Elementary for grades K–6 and Wilson Creek High for grades 7–12.
For parents comparing the two schools, Wilson Creek High currently reports stronger results in every tested subject. Its 2025–2026 proficiency rates were 39.29% in English Language Arts, 21.43% in math, and 34.78% in science, compared with 21.95%, 14.63%, and 30.00% at Wilson Creek Elementary. Even so, both schools generally trail statewide results, especially in math. High school ELA is the strongest current area, and seventh-grade ELA was a bright spot at 54.55%, slightly above the state rate. The high school also improved year over year in all three reported subjects, although its math performance remains low.
Wilson Creek Elementary experienced the sharper recent decline, with ELA falling 8.35 percentage points and math dropping 16.8 points from the prior year. Its reported free- or reduced-price lunch rate is also higher than the high school’s, indicating different student needs across the district. Both schools have small enrollments and low reported student-teacher ratios, but small cohorts can cause large changes in percentages, rankings, and spending from year to year. Several grade-level results are suppressed, so they should be viewed as unavailable rather than as zero. The district ranks near the bottom statewide, making math improvement and consistent academic support important priorities.
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