Summary:
Woodland Middle School is the only middle school in Woodland School District, serving grades 5–8 and 739 students in Woodland, Washington, a community in the southwest part of the state.
Woodland Middle School has a generally solid academic profile, with results close to or above district and state averages. Its strongest subject is science: 60% of students were proficient overall, compared with 59.51% across the district and 50.95% statewide. Science was especially strong in fifth grade, where proficiency reached 65.82%. English Language Arts performance was also slightly above average overall, with 53.92% proficiency compared with 53.62% districtwide and 52.81% statewide. Students in seventh and eighth grade performed particularly well in ELA relative to state results. The school’s current ranking is 93rd out of 238 schools, placing it in the 61st percentile, with a three-star rating.
Math performance is more mixed but has improved meaningfully. Overall math proficiency rose from 41.36% to 45.03% year over year, while science increased from 55.33% to 60%. Sixth-grade math was a notable strength at 52.05%, more than 12 percentage points above the state average. In contrast, eighth-grade math was the clearest area for improvement, with only 35.95% proficiency—below the statewide result of 38.8%. Sixth-grade ELA was also comparatively weaker, at 48.28%, although it was essentially equal to the state average. The school serves a varied student population, with 49.8% of students qualifying for free or reduced-price lunch, a reported student-teacher ratio of 20.8, and spending of $17,734 per student. Overall, recent gains in math and science are encouraging, while eighth-grade math deserves focused attention.
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