Summary
Seaview Elementary is a 402-student K–6 neighborhood school in Edmonds, Washington, serving families in the Edmonds School District, about 0.7 to 2.5 miles from several nearby comparison schools. It is a consistently strong performer, ranking 178th of 1,138 Washington elementary schools in 2025–26, or in the 84th percentile, with a four-star rating. Seaview has maintained a four-star rating in every year shown since 2015–16, making its performance record notably durable.
The school’s clearest strengths are mathematics and science. In 2025–26, 66.97% of students were proficient in math, 73.47% in science, and 68.33% in English language arts. These results exceeded district averages by 19.20 points in math, 18.51 points in science, and 9.89 points in ELA. Seaview’s science result was the highest among the nearby traditional K–6 schools with reported scores. Fourth-grade math was especially strong at 76.71%, while sixth-grade ELA reached 82.22%. The main area to watch is third-grade ELA, where 51.85% proficiency was slightly below the district average, although still above the state result. ELA overall also dipped modestly from 71.75% to 68.33% in the latest year.
Among nearby schools, Seaview ranks behind only the differently structured Maplewood Parent Coop and is ahead of Edmonds Elementary, Westgate Elementary, Meadowdale Elementary, Chase Lake Elementary, and the other listed comparison schools. Its 24.88% free/reduced-price lunch rate is lower than most nearby schools, but its results are also strong relative to schools with similar or greater economic need. With a 16.0 student-teacher ratio and $19,686 in reported per-student spending, Seaview does not have the smallest ratio or highest spending locally, yet it remains one of the area’s strongest traditional elementary options.
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