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Best High Schools in Zip Code 98948


At a glance
3
Schools
1,306
Students
2
Districts
Top rankedToppenish High School372nd of 396 Washington high schools
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Biggest riser
Toppenish High School up 26 spots statewide this year
Summary:

ZIP code 98948 has three high schools serving grades 6–12: Toppenish High School (grades 9–12), Computer Academy Toppenish High School (grades 6–12), and Yakama Nation Tribal School (grades 8–12), with 1,306 students combined; all three serve communities with substantial economic need, and the available academic information varies considerably by school.

Toppenish High School is the largest school, enrolling 969 students, and has the strongest documented graduation result at 98.2% in 2024–2025—well above both the Toppenish School District rate of 88.8% and the statewide rate of 82.6%. Its main academic concern is standardized-test performance, especially math, where 10.21% of students were proficient in 2025–2026. ELA was a relative strength locally at 36.44%, exceeding the district rate, but all reported subjects declined from the prior year and remained below state levels. The school also reports a 20.5 student-teacher ratio and $19,549 in per-student spending.

Computer Academy Toppenish High School has the most concerning reported outcomes: a 49.0% graduation rate, a 19.6% dropout rate, an 11.9% ELA proficiency rate, and a higher student-teacher ratio of 28. Its smaller size and broader grades 6–12 configuration may affect comparisons, but the gaps warrant attention. Yakama Nation Tribal School enrolls 152 students and reports the highest economic-need indicator, with 98.03% participating in the free/reduced-price lunch program. Its student-teacher ratio is 21.7, but graduation, dropout, test, ranking, and spending data are not reported, so its academic performance is unknown rather than necessarily weak.

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