Summary
Woodin Elementary is a PK–5 school serving 469 students in Bothell, Washington, within the highly regarded Northshore School District, an area known for strong-performing neighboring schools. Woodin ranks 491st of 1,138 Washington elementary schools, placing it in the 57th percentile and earning three stars for 2025–2026. That is around the middle statewide, but below nearly all comparable nearby schools, including Kokanee Elementary and Canyon Creek Elementary, both in the 97th percentile, and Hollywood Hill Elementary, in the 96th percentile.
The school’s ranking has declined from the 76th–77th percentile in 2020–2022, although it improved modestly from the 55th to the 57th percentile most recently. Woodin’s math proficiency was 50.00%, above Washington’s 43.11% average, while science was 52.63%, also slightly above the state average. ELA proficiency was 50.23%, close to the state’s 52.81%. However, all three subjects were considerably below Northshore School District averages. Science is the biggest recent concern, falling from 65.33% in 2023–2024 to 52.63% in 2025–2026. Third-grade ELA, at 36.36%, and fifth-grade math, at 44.74%, are the clearest grade-level weaknesses.
Woodin’s results are closest to those of Woodmoor Elementary and Maywood Hills Elementary, rather than the district’s highest-performing schools. Its 15.5:1 student-teacher ratio is competitive, suggesting that staffing levels are not an obvious disadvantage. The most significant concern is uneven performance among student groups: effectiveness ranked at the 19th percentile for low-socioeconomic-status students and 39th percentile for English learners. Overall, Woodin offers state-level math and science results and a favorable staffing ratio, but families should weigh its recent performance decline and substantial gap with nearby Northshore schools.
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