Summary:
ZIP code 99324 has two public schools serving students from prekindergarten through eighth grade: Davis Elementary serves grades PK–5, and John Sager Middle School serves grades 6–8; both are part of the College Place School District, which is near the middle of Washington districts academically, and no high school is listed in the ZIP code.
Davis Elementary is the larger school, with 698 students compared with 334 at John Sager Middle School. The schools have nearly identical student-teacher ratios, at about 14.5 students per teacher. Davis currently has the stronger overall math result, with 41.23% of students proficient compared with 34.27% at John Sager, and its English language arts performance is also slightly higher. Davis’s clearest strength is Grade 3, where students outperform state averages in both ELA and math. However, results fall substantially by Grade 5, particularly in math and science. Parents may want to ask about upper-elementary interventions, curriculum support, and the notable recent decline in science results.
John Sager Middle School stands out for science: 51.15% of students are proficient, essentially matching the state and exceeding the district. Its Grade 8 math and science results are also encouraging. The main concern is Grade 7, where both ELA and math performance is well below state levels; math proficiency is only 27.19%. Overall, the school has a more stable ranking trend than Davis, while Davis has declined over the reported years. Families should also note that no high school appears in this ZIP code, so they will need to investigate high-school options outside the listed local schools.
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