Central Valley Virtual Learning High School

Central Valley Virtual Learning High School is a small grades 9–12 virtual school in Spokane Valley, Washington, serving 108 students within the comparatively strong Central Valley School District. The school’s statewide results, however, are much weaker than the district’s overall standing: it ranks 370th of 396 Washington high schools, in the 7th percentile, while the district ranks 46th of 238 districts, in the 81st percentile. This makes the school a notable low-performing outlier within its district.

Academic performance is below both district and state averages in every tested subject. Proficiency is 33.77% in English Language Arts, 5.19% in math, and 28.57% in science. Math is the clearest concern, with a rate 46.01 percentage points below the district and 37.92 points below the state. The grade-level results show the same pattern: 10th-grade ELA proficiency is 33.77%, 10th-grade math is 5.19%, and 11th-grade science is 28.57%. The school’s subgroup rankings are also low across the reported groups, suggesting that the challenges are broad rather than limited to one student group. These figures describe school outcomes, not the abilities or potential of individual students.

Nearby comparisons provide useful context. Similarly sized Mica Peak High School enrolls 107 students but ranks 202nd statewide and posts higher proficiency in ELA, math, and science. Nearby Spokane Valley Technical ranks 9th and reports much stronger math and science results, although its current ELA result is suppressed. The larger Central Valley High School and University High School also substantially outperform the virtual school. Because enrollment is small, percentages may shift with changes involving only a few students, and no graduation, dropout, staffing, or spending data were supplied.