Summary
Sacajawea Middle School is a public school in Spokane, Washington, serving 855 students in grades 6–8 and ranking among the stronger middle schools in the Spokane area. It ranks 58th out of 514 Washington middle schools, placing it in the 89th percentile with a four-star rating. The school is part of Spokane School District, which ranks around the state’s 50th percentile, so Sacajawea’s results stand out within its district. Its 2024–25 student-teacher ratio was 17.9:1, and 40.35% of students qualified for free or reduced-price lunch.
Academic results are well above both district and state averages. In 2025–26, 66.58% of students were proficient in English language arts, 61.87% in math, and 64.06% in science. Those results were 18.35, 22.25, and 15.79 percentage points above the district, respectively. Sacajawea also leads nearby Spokane schools in math and science and has the highest overall ranking among the listed local schools. Its closest comparison is Carla Peperzak Middle School: Carla Peperzak had slightly stronger ELA results, but Sacajawea was considerably higher in math and science. Compared with Chase Middle School, Sacajawea was ahead by more than 16 percentage points in each major subject.
Performance has improved over time, particularly in science, which rose from 51.68% proficiency in 2023–24 to 64.06% in 2025–26. Seventh grade is the strongest overall grade in both ELA and math, while sixth-grade math is the main area to monitor despite remaining well above district and state levels. Subgroup effectiveness is generally strong, including for Hispanic students, English Language Learners, and students from low-income families. Special education performance improved substantially, reaching the 60th percentile statewide, though continued progress is worth watching. Overall, Sacajawea combines strong achievement, positive trends, and consistent grade-level results in a relatively large school.
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