Summary:
Schools in ZIP code 98328 include six schools serving elementary, middle, high school, online, and specialized-program students, with about 1,786 students overall. All are part of the Eatonville School District, which ranks near the middle of Washington districts. The area offers two elementary schools, one middle school, one traditional high school, and two very small alternative programs.
Eatonville High School is the strongest choice for graduation and English language arts, with a 96.7% graduation rate and 60% ELA proficiency, both better than the state averages. Its main weakness is math, at 29.55%, along with below-state science results. Eatonville Elementary School stands out for science, where 61.9% of students were proficient, and it has the lowest student-teacher ratio among the larger schools. Weyerhaeuser Elementary leads the local schools in math proficiency at 46.86%, but its ranking and science results declined notably from the prior year.
Eatonville Middle School has shown the most encouraging recent ranking improvement, rising from the 20th to the 45th percentile over three years. However, it remains below state averages in ELA, math, and science, with especially weak eighth-grade results. Parents may want to pay close attention to secondary math, eighth-grade preparation, and the stability of science performance. Education Service District New Beginnings and Eatonville Online Academy are very small programs, so their limited data and different student populations make direct comparisons with traditional schools difficult. Overall, the district is improving in rankings, but performance varies significantly by school and subject.
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