Two Rivers School

Two Rivers School is a very small public high school in Snoqualmie, Washington, serving 56 students in grades 9–12 within the highly rated Snoqualmie Valley School District. Its 2024–25 student-teacher ratio was 8.2:1, and 21.43% of students qualified for free or reduced-price lunch. The district ranks 6th out of 238 Washington districts, but Two Rivers’ own 2025–26 ranking was 247th out of 396 high schools, in the 38th percentile. Rankings have varied considerably in recent years, likely in part because results from a school of this size can change substantially when only a few students move between performance categories.

Academically, mathematics is the clearest area of concern. In 2025–26, 25% of students were proficient in math, compared with 73.84% districtwide and 63.22% at nearby same-district Mount Si High School. Two Rivers’ ELA proficiency was stronger at 54.55%, close to Washington’s 52.81% state rate but well below Mount Si’s 89.66%. The school’s science result was suppressed, so it should be treated as unknown. Historical ELA and science results have fluctuated sharply, reinforcing the need to view individual percentages cautiously. Current school-specific graduation and dropout data are unavailable; older figures showed graduation below 82% in every reported year from 2016–17 through 2021–22, with an 18.1% dropout rate in 2021–22.

Two Rivers operates differently from large comprehensive schools. It spent $33,835 per student in 2023–24—about twice the amount reported for Mount Si—and had a much smaller student-teacher ratio than schools such as Tahoma Senior High School or Liberty Senior High School. These figures may reflect higher fixed costs and specialized support needs, not necessarily more services for every student. The district’s 93.6% graduation rate and 2.8% dropout rate are strong, but they should not be mistaken for Two Rivers’ current results. Families may want updated information on graduation, attendance, course completion, and postsecondary outcomes.