Summary:
ZIP code 99031 has two public schools serving students from prekindergarten through grade 12: Liberty Junior High & Elementary serves PK–8, while Liberty High School serves grades 9–12, providing a complete pathway in the small Liberty School District.
Overall, the district is a strong option, ranking 30th out of 238 Washington districts, or in the 87th percentile statewide. Liberty High School is the standout, ranking 46th of 396 Washington high schools and in the 88th percentile. Its strongest results are in English language arts, with 79.49% of students proficient, and science, at 77.27%—both more than 26 percentage points above state averages. The school also reported a 90% graduation rate for 2023–2024. Its smaller enrollment of 168 students, 13.9-to-1 student-teacher ratio, and higher spending per student may support smaller classes and individualized attention, although small cohorts can make year-to-year results fluctuate.
Liberty Junior High & Elementary ranks in the 71st percentile and performs above Washington averages in ELA, math, and science. It is strongest in ELA and science, while math is the main area parents may want to monitor. Third-grade math proficiency is an excellent 71.74%, but sixth-grade math falls to 27.27%, below the state average, and overall math declined from 54.55% to 47.92% in one year. The school’s ELA and science results remain solid, and both schools show particular strength in literacy and science. Together, the schools offer a small, consistent PK–12 setting with strong high-school outcomes and a clear opportunity to improve math performance, especially during the middle-school years.
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