Summary:
ZIP code 99201 includes three schools serving students from prekindergarten through 12th grade: Holmes Elementary for PK–5, Bryant Center for PK–12, and Open Doors for grades 9–12, all part of Spokane School District.
For current academic performance, Bryant Center stands out. Its 2025–2026 proficiency rates were 78% in English language arts, 61% in math, and 71.05% in science—well above district and state averages. Math improved from the prior year, while science was nearly unchanged and ELA declined somewhat. Because it is an alternative school serving a broad range of grades, its results should not be compared directly with a traditional elementary or comprehensive high school. Several grade-level results are suppressed, meaning there is not enough reported data for reliable conclusions.
Holmes Elementary serves the largest enrollment and has shown modest improvement, with year-over-year gains in ELA, math, and science. However, its current proficiency rates—28.86% in ELA, 26% in math, and 41.03% in science—remain below district and state averages, with fifth-grade math especially weak at 17.95%. Its ranking improved but remains in the lower statewide range. Open Doors is a small alternative high-school program with no current test data provided. Its historical 2017–2018 graduation and dropout figures show serious challenges, but they are too old to describe present conditions. Families considering these schools should weigh each program’s grade span, mission, student needs, and the limited availability of current data.
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