Summary:
ZIP code 98568, in the rural Oakville area of Washington, contains a single high school: Oakville High School, a small school of 142 students serving grades 6 through 12 within Oakville School District. Because it covers both middle and high school grades, its all-grade results blend the performance of 6th through 12th graders. With only one school in the area, there is no local comparison to make; the useful benchmarks are the district and Washington state.
On proficiency tests, the school trails the state across the board. In 2025–26, all-grade English language arts was 20.73% versus 52.81% statewide, math 16.87% versus 43.11%, and science 31.71% versus 50.95%. Its ranking has also slipped, from 325th of 437 schools (26th percentile) in 2023–24 to 390th of 396 (2nd percentile) in 2025–26, dropping from 1 star to 0 stars. The district itself ranks 220th of 238 in the state, at the 8th percentile with 0 stars.
There are some bright spots. Eighth grade scored above the district in ELA (27.27% vs 23.08%), math (30.43% vs 25.93%), and science (39.13% vs 33.33%), and 6th grade matched the district exactly in ELA and math. All-grade math improved from 13.75% to 16.87% and edged past the district's 14.19%, while ELA and science declined year over year. The most recent school graduation rate was 75.0% in 2023–24, below the district's 83.0% and the state's 82.6% in a later year, and the school's dropout rate was 21.4% in 2021–22. About 64.79% of students qualified for free or reduced lunch in 2024–25, per-student spending was $24,003, and the student-teacher ratio was 12.8. The state suppressed 7th grade ELA and math and 10th grade math results, so those cannot be judged.
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