WASchoolLens: Washington School Comparison Dashboard

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Academic yearCurrently showing 2024-25 data, the most recent OSPI Report Card release. More years will be added as new data becomes available each fall.

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School	Type	ELA prof%Percent of students meeting grade-level standard in English Language Arts.Source: Smarter Balanced Assessment (SBA), grades 3-8 & 10. Excludes WA-AIM alternate assessment. English Language Arts	Math prof%Percent of students meeting grade-level standard in Math.Source: Smarter Balanced Assessment (SBA), grades 3-8 & 10. Excludes WA-AIM alternate assessment.	Science prof%Percent of students meeting grade-level standard in Science.Source: WCAS, Washington Comprehensive Assessment of Science, grades 5, 8 & 11.	EnrollmentTotal number of students enrolled at the school.Source: OSPI enrollment file, October 1, 2024-25 snapshot.	FRPL%Share of students qualifying for Free & Reduced Price Lunch, the standard proxy for low-income enrollment.Source: OSPI enrollment file, October 1 snapshot. Low income	RankSchool's position when sorted by the current column. Updates automatically as you sort.

Median Student Growth Percentile (SGP). 50 = typical growth. Above 50 means students grew faster than academic peers statewide with similar prior scores, regardless of starting level. Calculated for grades 4-8 only. Green ≥ 55 · blue 45-55 · red < 45.

School	Type	ELA growth (SGP)Median Student Growth Percentile in ELA. Measures how much students grew compared with peers statewide who had similar prior scores. Requires two consecutive years of test data.Source: OSPI Student Growth file (CEDARS). Spring SBA administrations only. Student Growth Percentile	Math growth (SGP)Median Student Growth Percentile in Math, using the same methodology as ELA growth.Source: OSPI Student Growth file (CEDARS).	ELA prof%	Math prof%	FRPL% Low income	RankSchool's position when sorted by the current column. Updates automatically as you sort.

Milestones along the K-12 journey: kindergarten readiness at the start, attendance throughout, and on-track / dual credit / graduation outcomes in high school. Dashes mean the metric doesn't apply to that school level or was suppressed for privacy.

School	Type	KG Ready%Percent of entering kindergartners ready in all 6 WaKIDS domains: social-emotional, physical, language, cognitive, literacy, and math. Note: reporting the language & literacy domains is optional for districts, which can affect this number.Source: WaKIDS (Washington Kindergarten Inventory of Developing Skills). Kindergarten readiness	Attendance%Percent of students with fewer than 2 absences per month, OSPI's "Regular Attendance" measure. Both excused and unexcused full-day absences count.Source: OSPI SQSS file (CEDARS attendance records). Regular attendance	9th On Track%Percent of first-time 9th graders who earned every credit they attempted. A strong early predictor of on-time graduation.Source: OSPI SQSS file. High schools only. Freshman credit success	Dual Credit%Percent of students (grades 9-12) completing at least one dual credit course: AP, IB, Running Start, College in the HS, Cambridge, or CTE dual credit.Source: OSPI SQSS file. High schools only. AP / IB / Running Start	Grad 4yr%Percent of the adjusted 9th-grade cohort graduating within four years.Source: OSPI Graduation file (P210 via CEDARS), Four-Year cohort. 4-year graduation	FRPL% Low income	RankSchool's position when sorted by the current column. Updates automatically as you sort.

Exclusionary discipline rate = unique students with at least one suspension or expulsion ÷ all students enrolled at any point in the year. Values marked ≤ are privacy-suppressed upper bounds. Lower is better. Green < 1% · amber 1-2% · red > 2%.

School	Type	Discipline rateUnique students receiving one or more exclusionary actions (short/long suspension, expulsion, emergency expulsion) divided by all students enrolled during the year. Pre-K excluded.Source: OSPI Discipline file (CEDARS). Suspensions / expulsions	EnrollmentTotal number of students enrolled at the school.Source: OSPI enrollment file, October 1, 2024-25 snapshot.	FRPL% Low income	ELA prof%	RankSchool's position when sorted by the current column. Updates automatically as you sort.

School	Type	EnrollmentTotal number of students enrolled at the school.Source: OSPI enrollment file, October 1, 2024-25 snapshot.	FRPL% Low income	Asian%	White%	Hispanic%	Black%	ELL% English Learners	SpEd% Special Education	HC% Highly Capable	RankSchool's position when sorted by the current column. Updates automatically as you sort.

Each dot = one school. X = % low income (FRPL). Y = proficiency. The dashed line is the district trend. Schools above it are outperforming their economic demographics. Click a dot for details.

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Elementary Middle High School Alt/Charter/K-12 (dashed) trend line

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K-12 Pathways: every row is one complete journey a student takes through the district: elementary → middle → high school, based on the district's official feeder patterns. Scores read Elem → MS → HS so you can see the whole trajectory at a glance. The ↗ / ↘ arrow compares the high school value with the elementary value. Feeder patterns are the typical path; boundary changes, choice programs, and waivers mean individual journeys can differ.

High school pathway

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Pathway (Elem → Middle → High)	KG Ready%Kindergarten readiness at the elementary school. % ready in all 6 WaKIDS domains. The starting point of the pathway.Source: WaKIDS. at elementary	ELA prof%Proficiency at each step of the pathway, shown Elem → MS → HS. ELA & Math from SBA; Science from WCAS. The arrow compares HS vs. Elem.Sources: SBA grades 3-8 & 10; WCAS grades 5, 8, 11. Elem → MS → HS	FRPL%Low-income share at each school in the pathway, Elem · MS · HS.Source: OSPI enrollment, Oct 1 snapshot. Elem · MS · HS	Grad 4yr%Four-year graduation rate at the pathway's high school, the end point of the journey.Source: OSPI Graduation file, Four-Year cohort. at high school	RankSchool's position when sorted by the current column. Updates automatically as you sort.