Summary:
The Woodland School District in Washington serves about 2,400 students across seven public schools, including three elementary schools, a middle school, two high schools, and a K-12 alternative academy, with performance that ranks it in the middle of Washington districts.
Among elementary schools, North Fork Elementary School is the top performer, with notably strong math scores, while Columbia Elementary School has shown impressive recent improvement. The district's middle school, Woodland Middle School, maintains steady rankings and leads in science proficiency. At the high school level, Woodland High School achieves a graduation rate above the state average but faces significant challenges with math proficiency.
Notable variations exist in school size and resources, from the very small Yale Elementary to the large middle school. The alternative options, Woodland Alternative School and the charter Lewis River Academy, serve different needs, with the former having a very high student-to-teacher ratio. Overall, the district shows strengths in science and elementary math but has clear areas for growth at the high school level.
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