Summary:
ZIP code 99122 has two public schools serving preschool through grade 12: Davenport Elementary serves PK–5, while Davenport Senior High School serves grades 6–12, together educating 664 students in the Davenport School District.
Davenport Senior High School has the stronger overall academic profile. It ranks in the 74th percentile statewide, carries a four-star rating, and reports an 85% graduation rate, above both the district’s 80% and Washington’s 82.6%. In 2025–26, its proficiency rates exceeded state averages in English language arts, math, and science. Math is a particular strength, with school results ranging from 47.06% in sixth grade to 55.56% in tenth grade, all above state rates. The school also has a lower student–teacher ratio—15.3 compared with 19.8 at the elementary school—and its ranking has improved steadily over the past three years.
Davenport Elementary remains a solid above-average school, ranking in the 68th percentile statewide and improving substantially from the previous year. Its strongest areas are math and science: overall proficiency was 50.99% in math and 61.11% in science, both above state averages. However, elementary English language arts declined nearly 12 percentage points year over year, and fifth grade was the weakest grade in both ELA and math, with proficiency at 44.44% in each subject. More than half of students at both schools qualify for free or reduced-price lunch, indicating meaningful economic needs across the community. Overall, the local K–12 system offers a particularly strong secondary school, while upper-elementary literacy and fifth-grade achievement are the clearest areas for additional attention.
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