Summary:
ZIP code 99341 has three small schools serving 212 students: one elementary school for prekindergarten through grade 5 and two middle schools for grades 6–8, with no high school or alternative school located in the area. The schools are divided between the Lind School District and the Ritzville School District. For families comparing local options, Lind Elementary School is the strongest overall performer, while Lind Ritzville Middle School is the stronger of the two middle schools.
Lind Elementary School had 2025–2026 proficiency rates of 40% in English language arts, 45.71% in math, and 30.77% in science. Its math result exceeded the Washington average of 43.11%, and third-grade math was especially strong at 63.64%, above the statewide 53.2%. Math also improved substantially from the prior year, rising 15.15 percentage points, although science and ELA declined. Among the middle schools, Lind Ritzville Middle School posted 33.75% in ELA, 31.25% in math, and 20% in science. It outperformed Lind-Ritzville Middle School in ELA and math and had a much higher latest statewide ranking: the 25th percentile compared with the 7th percentile.
Across all three schools, math was the clearest positive trend: each school improved from 2024–2025 to 2025–2026. Science was the broadest concern, with every school well below Washington’s 50.95% average. District rankings also differ considerably: the Ritzville School District ranked in the 56th percentile statewide, compared with the Lind School District at the 13th percentile. Families should interpret results cautiously because enrollments range from only 41 to 89 students, meaning a small number of students can noticeably change percentages. Some grade-level results are also suppressed and should be treated as unknown, not as zero.
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