Summary:
ZIP code 99103 has one listed school, Almira Elementary School, a small K–8 school serving about 129 students in the Almira School District. Because it serves through eighth grade, it covers both elementary and middle-grade education, with no separate middle or high school listed in the ZIP code. Families considering schools in this area will therefore be evaluating one local option rather than choosing among several schools.
Almira Elementary School performs above Washington’s overall results in the most recent available data. In 2025–2026, 60.95% of students were proficient in English language arts compared with 52.81% statewide, while 52.88% were proficient in math compared with 43.11% statewide. Sixth- and seventh-grade math were particular strengths, with proficiency rates of 53.57% and 61.29%, respectively. The school also had strong science results in 2024–2025, when 66.67% of students were proficient compared with 49.38% statewide. The Almira School District ranked in the 87th percentile statewide, or 32nd out of 238 districts.
Parents should also note some uneven and changing results. Fourth-grade math proficiency was 33.33%, below the statewide 49.54%, and overall math proficiency fell from 67.54% in 2024–2025 to 52.88% in 2025–2026. ELA also declined, though less sharply, from 65.49% to 60.95%. The school’s recent ranking was in the 68th percentile, down from the 75th percentile two years earlier. With only 129 students, individual grade results may vary substantially from year to year. The 10.7-to-1 student-teacher ratio may support individual attention, and reported spending was $31,406 per student, although high spending can be common in small districts and does not by itself indicate instructional quality. Many grade-level results, including current science results, are suppressed, so the available data provides a positive but incomplete picture.
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