Summary
Parkwood Elementary is a 390-student K–5 school in Shoreline, in the Shoreline School District; SchoolDigger gives it 4 stars and ranks it 193rd of 1,138 Washington schools, in the 83rd percentile. Its results are strong compared with the state and many nearby schools, but the school’s own trend and district comparisons point to science as the clearest area to watch.
Parkwood is above state proficiency in all three subjects: its 2025–26 results were 67% in English language arts (ELA), 67% in math, and 63% in science, exceeding state results by 14, 24, and 12 percentage points, respectively. Compared with its district, Parkwood was essentially level in ELA, 7 points higher in math, and 4 points lower in science. It also exceeded the nearby K–5 average by 6 points in ELA, 3 in math, and 2 in science; it ranked fourth among nearby schools in each subject. So, while math is a particularly strong result against the state, Parkwood’s advantages over local peers are modest, and science is its weakest comparison.
Results have declined since 2022–23: ELA fell 6 points, math 4, and science 17, even as Parkwood remains above state results. Science fell each year shown, and Parkwood shifted from 12 points above its district in 2022–23 to 4 points below it in 2025–26. Its SchoolDigger percentile is up from 80 in 2023–24, but remains below its 90th-percentile peak in 2022–23. Parkwood’s student-teacher ratio is 14.5, slightly below the nearby average of 14.9; its free/reduced-lunch rate is 43%, compared with a nearby average of 39%, a contextual difference rather than an explanation for results. SchoolDigger’s statewide ranking of how well the school serves Special Education Students fell to the 49th percentile in 2025–26, from the 89th percentile in 2021–22. For English Language Learner Students, the latest listed ranking was the 59th percentile in 2024–25, down from the 92nd percentile in 2021–22.
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