Summary:
ZIP code 98382 has six schools serving about 2,580 students in grades K–12 through the Sequim School District, including traditional elementary, middle, and high schools plus alternative and virtual options in the Sequim area. Overall, the district performs above Washington averages in English language arts, math, and science, and ranks in the 71st percentile statewide. The largest schools are Sequim Senior High, with 804 students, and Sequim Middle School, with 548.
For traditional schools, Helen Haller Elementary School stands out in math, with 58.61% of students proficient compared with 46.88% districtwide and 43.11% statewide. Sequim Middle School has the strongest science results at 63.54% and has improved substantially in statewide ranking, reaching the 70th percentile. Sequim Senior High reports the strongest graduation outcome, at 91.4%, but math proficiency is a concern at 36.84%, below both district and state averages. The school’s English results are stronger, at 58.42%. Greywolf Elementary School had a strong historical ranking at the 74th percentile, but current achievement results were not provided.
The alternative schools offer different academic patterns. Olympic Peninsula Academy has the highest reported English proficiency, at 66.22%, but math proficiency is much lower at 36.49%; several smaller-group results are suppressed. Dungeness Virtual School reports the lowest current results, especially in math at 18.75%, and its scores declined from the prior year. Because it is a small virtual K–12 program, comparisons with traditional schools should be made cautiously. Overall, secondary math and virtual-school performance are the clearest areas for improvement.
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