Summary:
Zip code 99030 has three public schools serving students from prekindergarten through 12th grade: Freeman Elementary School, Freeman Middle School, and Freeman High School, all part of the Freeman School District. Together, they enroll 887 students and serve a generally high-performing area, with the district ranked 31st out of 238 Washington districts.
Freeman Elementary School is the strongest overall academic performer. In 2025–26, about 70% of students were proficient in both English language arts and math, including math results more than 27 percentage points above the state average. The school ranked in the 86th percentile statewide and had the lowest student-teacher ratio of the three schools. Freeman Middle School is the most improved: its ranking rose from the 44th to the 79th percentile over three years, and its ELA, math, and science results all improved in the latest year. Still, its proficiency rates remain below district averages, particularly in math. These results suggest a strong elementary foundation and encouraging momentum in middle school, while also highlighting the importance of maintaining progress through the secondary grades.
Freeman High School has a notably strong 96% graduation rate, but its academic results are more mixed. ELA proficiency was about 66%, while math was 40% and science was 41%, both below district averages; science was also below the state rate. Across the schools, math is the clearest area for improvement, falling from about 71% proficiency in elementary school to 48% in middle school and 40% in high school. ELA is more consistent, remaining near two-thirds proficiency at every level. Overall, families will find strong elementary performance, an improving middle school, and a high school with excellent graduation outcomes but a need for focused support in math and science.
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