Summary
Edmonds Elementary is a public PK–6 school in Edmonds, Washington, serving about 310 students in a suburban area with several other elementary schools within roughly three miles. Part of the Edmonds School District, it is a relatively small school with a 4-star rating and a 2025–2026 statewide ranking of 236th out of 1,138 schools, placing it in the 79th percentile. Its reported free- or reduced-price lunch rate was 15.16% in 2024–2025, among the lowest rates in the local comparison group.
Academically, Edmonds is notably stronger than both its district and Washington overall. In 2025–2026, 70.2% of students met standards in English language arts, compared with 58.44% districtwide and 52.81% statewide. Math was an especially strong area, with 65.13% meeting standards—17.36 points above the district and 22.02 points above the state. ELA has improved over the longer term, although it declined from 74.47% to 70.20% most recently, while math rose from 61.43% to 65.13%. Current science and fifth-grade results are suppressed, so they should be treated as unknown. Sixth grade was a relative strength, while fourth grade had the lowest reported results in both ELA and math.
Edmonds is a strong upper-tier school locally, though not the area leader. Maplewood Parent Coop, Sherwood Elementary, Madrona K-8 School, and Seaview Elementary currently rank higher, while Edmonds ranks ahead of Westgate Elementary, Chase Lake Elementary, Lynndale Elementary, College Place Elementary, and Cedar Valley Elementary. Spending was $24,051 per student, and the student-teacher ratio was 15.6 to 1, giving the school a favorable combination of resources and outcomes. Key points to monitor are the recent ELA dip, fourth-grade performance, and rising class-size pressure.
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