Summary:
ZIP code 98668 has one listed high school: Open Doors, serving grades 11–12 in the Vancouver area. The school enrolls 284 students and is part of the Vancouver School District. Because it is the only high school in the ZIP code, there is no direct within-area school comparison. Its upper-grade, relatively small-school structure also differs from a traditional high school serving grades 9–12.
Open Doors reports that 67.96% of students qualified for free or reduced-price lunch in 2024–2025, meaning about two-thirds of students met that measure of economic need. This information provides important context for parents, but it does not measure student ability or school quality. The school has a 2-star SchoolDigger rating, while the Vancouver School District ranks 163rd out of 238 districts, at the 32nd percentile. District achievement rates were below Washington averages in both English language arts and math, with math generally the weaker subject. However, all school-level test results for Open Doors were suppressed, so its own academic performance is unknown rather than low.
Other reported figures should be interpreted carefully. Per-student spending was $9,450 in 2023–2024, but there is not enough comparison data to determine whether that is high or low. The reported student-teacher ratio of 73.9 to 1 is unusually high and may reflect the school’s staffing model, shared personnel, or the way students and teachers are counted; it should not automatically be treated as classroom size. Parents considering Open Doors would benefit from asking about graduation and completion rates, credit recovery, attendance, counseling, postsecondary or workforce outcomes, and how the school supports students in grades 11–12.
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