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Welcome to the Washington State Report Card!

The purpose of the Washington School Report Card is to share information about our K–12 schools. It is important for you—parents, educators, families, community members, and students—to have information to engage with your schools at the local level. You will see how students at your local school or district performed on our state test, the number of students enrolled, the race and ethnicity of the students and educators in the school community, and much more. I hope this information is empowering. - Superintendent Chris Reykdal

What can I do here?

  • View school or district performance across multiple student measures, such as assessment proficiency, graduation rates, student growth, and discipline.
  • Look up data on classroom teachers, such as teacher qualification and student-teacher ratios.
  • Learn more about school and district finances, such as per-pupil expenditures and state/local spending.
  • And much more...
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Accessibility

The data visualizations embedded in the Washington State Report Card may not be fully accessible for persons with disabilities. However, a copy of the source data is available to download by clicking on the Download Data link beneath every data visualization. If you would like assistance or experience difficulty downloading data, please contact us at [email protected].

Report Card Planned Release Schedule

The Washington State Report Card publishes information about Students, Educators, and Finance in multiple releases through the year.

For details on the planned publication dates, please see the Planned Release Schedule.