Summary
Harmony Elementary in Bellingham, Washington, serves 288 students in grades K–6 in the Mount Baker School District, an area with a moderate level of economic need and a mix of nearby schools serving different grade ranges. Harmony ranks 563rd of 1,138 Washington schools, placing it at the 51st statewide percentile with a three-star rating. Its ranking has improved from the 41st percentile in 2023–24, suggesting encouraging recent momentum.
Academically, Harmony performs better than its district in every tested subject. In 2025–26, proficiency was 49.69% in English language arts, 43.48% in math, and 52.50% in science. Math was nearly identical to the state rate, while science was slightly above the state rate; ELA was about three points below the state. Compared with nearby schools, Harmony generally falls in the middle or lower-middle: it trails leaders such as Silver Beach Elementary School and Geneva Elementary School, but exceeds some results at Roosevelt Elementary School and Irene Reither Elementary School. ELA and math have improved steadily over the past three years.
Sixth grade is Harmony’s clearest academic strength, with 75.00% proficiency in ELA and 58.33% in math. In contrast, grades 3–5 show more uneven results, especially fifth-grade math at 32.50%, making earlier-grade instruction and intervention important improvement areas. The school also has favorable staffing, with a 14.9 student-teacher ratio, and reported per-student spending of $22,630, the highest among the comparison schools. Overall, Harmony appears to be a well-resourced, improving school that outperforms its district context, while still trailing several nearby schools such as Parkview Elementary School, Nooksack Elementary, and Sunnyland Elementary School on several all-grade measures.
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