Summary
Bridgeport Middle School is a 154-student public school serving grades 6–8 in Bridgeport, Washington, a small community in north-central Washington, and is part of the Bridgeport School District.
The school faces significant academic challenges. For 2025–2026, it ranked 513th out of 514 Washington middle schools, placing it in the 0th percentile. Student proficiency was 13.27% in English language arts, 7.65% in math, and 11.70% in science—well below both Washington averages and the results of nearby schools. Math was the weakest area, with available grade-level results in the single digits; the 6th-grade math figure was suppressed and therefore unknown. Performance has generally remained low over time, with math near or below 8% proficiency during the past three years and ELA declining from 27.54% in 2023–2024 to 13.27% in 2025–2026.
The most useful comparison may be Brewster Middle School, located 7.87 miles away, because both schools reported similar rates of students qualifying for free or reduced-price lunch—90.91% at Bridgeport and 90.18% at Brewster. However, Brewster’s proficiency rates were higher in ELA, math, and science: 39.39%, 29.15%, and 34.78%, respectively. Chelan Middle School, 19.92 miles away, ranked much higher statewide and posted proficiency rates of 57.25% in ELA, 49.62% in math, and 40.51% in science. More than nine in ten Bridgeport students qualified for subsidized meals, and the school spent $17,776 per student in 2023–2024. These figures suggest that families may want to ask about instructional support, intervention programs, staffing stability, class organization, attendance, and how resources are being used.
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