List of schools of the Seattle School District

This is the list of schools of the Seattle Public School District. For more information on the District, see the main article: Seattle Public Schools.

All of the data for each school (number of students and faculty, grade levels, % subsidized lunch, etc.) comes from the Annual Report that is linked in the table. The number of faculty includes only certificated teachers, not classified staff.

Ratio is computed from number of students divided by number of faculty. It should not be construed as average class size, since faculty includes more than just classroom teachers.

See also: detailed demographic information on Seattle Public Schools students.

Contents 1 High schools 2 K-12 schools 3 Middle schools 4 K-8 schools 5 Elementary schools 6 References

High schools

organized alphabetically within WIAA athletic category —

NAME	TYPE	STUDENTS	FACULTY	12	11	10	9	8	7	6	5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	MAP	CLUSTER	SPS PAGE	ANNUAL REPORT	WEBSITE	WIAA LEAGUE	NOTES
Ballard High School	Neighborhood	1,656	89	12	11	10	9												NW	Link	2007	Link	KingCo 4A
Franklin High School	Neighborhood	1,315	71	12	11	10	9												S	Link	2007	Link	KingCo 4A
Garfield High School	Neighborhood	1,648	79	12	11	10	9												C	Link	2007	Link	KingCo 4A
Roosevelt High School	Neighborhood	1,734	92	12	11	10	9												NW	Link	2007	Link	KingCo 4A
Chief Sealth International High School	Neighborhood	919	55	12	11	10	9												WSN	Link	2007	Link	Metro 3A
Cleveland High School	Neighborhood	676	41	12	11	10	9												S	Link	2007	Link	Metro 3A
Ingraham High School	Neighborhood	1,198	68	12	11	10	9												N	Link	2007	Link	Metro 3A
Nathan Hale High School	Neighborhood	1,104	61	12	11	10	9												NE	Link	2007	Link	Metro 3A
Rainier Beach High School	Neighborhood	361	32	12	11	10	9												SE	Link	2007	Link	Metro 3A
West Seattle High School	Neighborhood	1,245	68	12	11	10	9												WSN	Link	2007	Link	Metro 3A
The Center School	Neighborhood	281	17	12	11	10	9												QA/M	Link	2007	Link	Emerald City 1A
Middle College High School at Northgate, UW and SSCC and American Indian Heritage MC at NSCC	Alternative	293	16	12	11	10	9													Link	2007	Link	N/A
The Nova Project	Alternative	308	15	12	11	10	9												C	Link	2007	Link	N/A
South Lake High School	Alternative	82	13	12	11	10	9												SE	Link	2007		N/A	Will return to rebuilt South Shore building in 2008-09 Will share campus with The New School (PK-8)

K-12 schools

	NAME	TYPE	STUDENTS	FACULTY	12	11	10	9	8	7	6	5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	MAP	CLUSTER	SPS PAGE	ANNUAL REPORT	WEBSITE	WIAA LEAGUE	NOTES
	Summit K-12	Alternative	592	39	12	11	10	9	8	7	6	5	4	3	2	1	K			NE	Link	2007	Link	Sea-Tac 2B

Middle schools

organized alphabetically within geographical cluster

NAME	TYPE	STUDENTS	FACULTY	12	11	10	9	8	7	6	5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	MAP	CLUSTER	SPS PAGE	ANNUAL REPORT	WEBSITE	NOTES
(Nathan) Eckstein Middle School	Neighborhood	1,213	65					8	7	6									NE	Link	2007	Link
Hamilton International Middle School	Neighborhood	676	43					8	7	6									NW	Link	2007	Link
Whitman Middle School	Neighborhood	931	52					8	7	6									NW	Link	2007	Link
(Worth) McClure Middle School	Neighborhood	597	35					8	7	6									QA/M	Link	2007	Link
(Edmond S.) Meany Middle School	Neighborhood	450	37					8	7	6									C	Link	2007	Link	Opened 1902 as 20th Avenue (Elementary) School. Enlarged several times, and the original core building was replaced 1962. Renamed after Henry Wadsworth Longfellow in 1903, then after Meany in 1941. Became a Junior High School in 1946 and a middle school in 1971.[1]
Washington Middle School	Neighborhood	1,038	55					8	7	6									C	Link	2007	Link
(James) Madison Middle School	Neighborhood	895	50					8	7	6									WSN	Link	2007	Link
Denny International Middle School	Neighborhood	629	45					8	7	6									WSS	Link	2007	Link
(Asa) Mercer Middle School	Neighborhood	731	43					8	7	6									S	Link	2007	Link
Aki Kurose Middle School Academy	Neighborhood	465	35					8	7	6									SE	Link	2007	Link	Building housed Casper W. Sharples Jr. High School (1952–81), then housed several alternative programs[2]

K-8 schools

organized alphabetically within geographical cluster

	NAME	TYPE	STUDENTS	FACULTY	12	11	10	9	8	7	6	5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	MAP	CLUSTER	SPS PAGE	ANNUAL REPORT	WEBSITE	NOTES
K to 8 S C H O O L S	Alternative School #1 at Pinehurst	Alternative	210	13					8	7	6	5	4	3	2	1	K			N	Link	2007	Link	sometimes referred to as AS#1
	Broadview-Thomson	Neighborhood	671	36							6	5	4	3	2	1	K				Link	2007	Link	will expand to K-8 by 2009-10
	Salmon Bay School	Alternative	611	36					8	7	6	5	4	3	2	1	K			NW	Link	2007	Link	referred to as Coho Elementary / New Options Middle School (COHO*NOMS) from founding in 1999 through 2002
	Catharine Blaine	Neighborhood	499	28					8	7	6	5	4	3	2	1	K			QA/M	Link	2007	Link
	Madrona	Neighborhood	403	28					8	7	6	5	4	3	2	1	K			C	Link	2007	Link
	TOPS (The Option Program at Seward)	Alternative	526	31					8	7	6	5	4	3	2	1	K				Link	2007	Link
	Pathfinder	Alternative	376	29					8	7	6	5	4	3	2	1	K			WSN	Link	2007	Link	offers a Native American focus
	Orca	Alternative	336	19							6	5	4	3	2	1	K			S	Link	2007	Link	will expand to K-8 by 2009-10 also referred to as Orca at Whitworth
	African American Academy	Alternative	355	28					8	7	6	5	4	3	2	1	K			SE	Link	2007	Link
	South Shore School	Neighborhood	303	27								5	4	3	2	1	K	PK			Link	2007	Link	will expand to PK-8 by 2010-11

Elementary schools

organized alphabetically within geographical cluster

NAME	TYPE	# OF STUD.	# OF FAC.	RATIO	% SUBS. LUNCH	12	11	10	9	8	7	6	5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	MAP	CLUSTER	SPS PAGE	ANNUAL REPORT	WEBSITE	HISTORY	NOTES
(Daniel) Bagley	N	332	20	16.6	19%								5	4	3	2	1	K			N	Link	2007	Link	PDF	* Montessori K-5 program * Autism Inclusion program
Greenwood	N	276	20	13.8	47%								5	4	3	2	1	K			N	Link	2007	Link	PDF
Northgate	N	252	15	16.8	81%								5	4	3	2	1	K			N	Link	2007		PDF
Olympic Hills	N	205	17	12.1	73%								5	4	3	2	1	K			N	Link	2007	Link	PDF
Olympic View	N	440	27	16.3	27%								5	4	3	2	1	K			N	Link	2007	Link	PDF
Bryant	N	510	29	17.6	8%								5	4	3	2	1	K			NE	Link	2007	Link	PDF
Laurelhurst	N	448	26	17.2	11%								5	4	3	2	1	K			NE	Link	2007	Link	PDF
(John) Rogers	N	291	19	15.3	37%								5	4	3	2	1	K			NE	Link	2007	Link	PDF	* Autism Inclusion program
Sacajawea	N	325	18	18.1	28%								5	4	3	2	1	K			NE	Link	2007	Link	PDF
Thornton Creek @ Decatur (AE2)	Alt	315	20	15.8	8%								5	4	3	2	1	K			NE	Link	2007	Link	PDF
View Ridge	N	430	30	14.3	3%								5	4	3	2	1	K			NE	Link	2007	Link	PDF	Offers: * Spectrum program * 3 self-contained Dyspraxia classrooms uses Expeditionary Learning Outward Bound (ELOB) model
Wedgwood	N	418	23	18.2	11%								5	4	3	2	1	K			NE	Link	2007	Link	PDF	Offers: * Spectrum program
Adams	N	367	21	17.5	28%								5	4	3	2	1	K			NW	Link	2007	Link	PDF
B.F. Day	N	262	18	14.6	42%								5	4	3	2	1	K			NW	Link	2007	Link	PDF
Green Lake	N	263	20	13.2	24%								5	4	3	2	1	K			NW	Link	2007	Link	PDF
Loyal Heights	N	379	23	16.5	7%								5	4	3	2	1	K			NW	Link	2007	Link	PDF
North Beach	N	312	15	20.8	7%								5	4	3	2	1	K			NW	Link	2007	Link	PDF	* Spectrum program * Autism Inclusion program
John Stanford International	N	376	22	17.1	19%								5	4	3	2	1	K			NW	Link	2007	Link	PDF	* Japanese language immersion * Spanish language immersion
West Woodland	N	380	22	17.3	9%								5	4	3	2	1	K			NW	Link	2007	Link	PDF
Whittier	N	418	19	22.0	5%								5	4	3	2	1	K			NW	Link	2007	Link	PDF	* Spectrum program
Coe	N	455	28	16.3	13%								5	4	3	2	1	K			QA/M	Link	2007	Link	PDF
(John) Hay	N	450	30	15.0	10%								5	4	3	2	1	K			QA/M	Link	2007	Link	PDF
Lawton	N	382	23	16.6	15%								5	4	3	2	1	K			QA/M	Link	2007	Link	PDF
(Bailey) Gatzert	N	316	27	11.7	92%								5	4	3	2	1	K			C	Link	2007		PDF
Leschi	N	236	16	14.8	71%								5	4	3	2	1	K			C	Link	2007		PDF
Lowell	N	482	33	14.6	7%								5	4	3	2	1	K			C	Link	2007	Link	PDF	* Accelerated Progress Program (APP) * Special Education Low Incidence Program
McGilvra	N	253	22	11.5	8%								5	4	3	2	1	K			C	Link	2007	Link	PDF
T.T. Minor	N	235	18	13.1	77%								5	4	3	2	1	K	PK		C	Link	2007	Link	PDF
Montlake	N	234	17	13.8	12%								5	4	3	2	1	K			C	Link	2007	Link	PDF
Stevens	N	348	24	14.5	31%								5	4	3	2	1	K			C	Link	2007	Link	PDF
Thurgood Marshall	N	292	26	11.2	82%								5	4	3	2	1	K			C	Link	2007	Link	PDF
Alki	N	339	19	17.8	28%								5	4	3	2	1	K			WSN	Link	2007	Link	PDF
(Frank B.) Cooper	N	268	19	14.1	81%								5	4	3	2	1	K			WSN	Link	2007	Link	PDF
Lafayette	N	446	23	19.4	11%								5	4	3	2	1	K			WSN	Link	2007	Link	PDF
Schmitz Park	N	326	17	19.2	6%								5	4	3	2	1	K			WSN	Link	2007	Link	PDF
West Seattle	N	263	20	13.2	81%								5	4	3	2	1	K			WSN	Link	2007	Link	PDF
Arbor Heights	N	309	20	15.5	31%								5	4	3	2	1	K			WSS	Link	2007	Link	PDF
Concord	N	303	22	13.8	88%								5	4	3	2	1	K			WSS	Link	2007		PDF
Gatewood	N	292	19	15.4	28%								5	4	3	2	1	K			WSS	Link	2007	Link	PDF
Highland Park	N	406	29	14.0	71%								5	4	3	2	1	K			WSS	Link	2007	Link	PDF
Roxhill	N	243	20	12.2	80%								5	4	3	2	1	K			WSS	Link	2007	Link	PDF
Sanislo	N	312	18	17.3	45%								5	4	3	2	1	K			WSS	Link	2007	Link	PDF
Beacon Hill International	N	383	34	11.3	70%								5	4	3	2	1	K			S	Link	2007	Link	PDF
Dearborn Park	N	370	29	12.8	79%								5	4	3	2	1	K			S	Link	2007	Link	PDF
Hawthorne	N	238	18	13.2	77%								5	4	3	2	1	K			S	Link	2007	Link	PDF
Kimball	N	507	29	17.5	56%								5	4	3	2	1	K			S	Link	2007	Link	PDF
Maple	N	456	28	16.3	61%								5	4	3	2	1	K			S	Link	2007	Link	PDF
(John) Muir	N	312	21	14.9	65%								5	4	3	2	1	K			S	Link	2007	Link	PDF
Brighton	N	346	26	13.3	84%								5	4	3	2	1	K			SE	Link	2007		PDF
Dunlap	N	363	25	14.5	83%								5	4	3	2	1	K			SE	Link	2007		PDF
Emerson	N	382	29	13.2	79%								5	4	3	2	1	K			SE	Link	2007	Link	PDF
Graham Hill	N	346	43	8.0	57%								5	4	3	2	1	K	PK		SE	Link	2007	Link	PDF	* Montessori PreK-5 program * Autism Inclusion program
Wing Luke	N	322	24	13.4	79%								5	4	3	2	1	K			SE	Link	2007	Link	PDF
Van Asselt	N	509	31	16.4	83%								5	4	3	2	1	K			SE	Link	2007	Link	PDF

References

Seattle public high schools Ballard High School The Center School Chief Sealth High School Grover Cleveland High School Benjamin Franklin High School James A. Garfield High School Ingraham High School Lincoln High School (defunct) Nathan Hale High School The Nova Project Queen Anne High School (defunct) Roosevelt High School Rainier Beach High School West Seattle High School

Seattle public middle schools Neighborhood schools Aki Kurose (Catherine) Blaine K-8 Broadview-Thomson K-8 Denny (Nathan) Eckstein Hamilton Int'l (James) Madison Madrona K-8 (Worth) McClure (Edmond S.) Meany (Asa) Mercer The New School PreK-8 Washington (Marcus) Whitman Alternative schools African American Academy K-8 Alternative School #1 (AS#1) @ Pinehurst Homeschool Resource Center Orca @ Whitworth K-8 Pathfinder K-8 (AE 4) Salmon Bay K-8 Secondary Bilingual Orientation Center Summit K-12 TOPS (The Option Program at Seward) K-8

Seattle public elementary schools Neighborhood schools Adams Alki Arbor Heights B.F. Day (Daniel) Bagley Beacon Hill Int'l (Catherine) Blaine K-8 Brighton Broadview-Thomson K-8 Bryant (Frantz H.) Coe Concord (Frank B.) Cooper Dearborn Park Dunlap Emerson Gatewood (Bailey) Gatzert Graham Hill Green Lake Greenwood Hawthorne (John) Hay Highland Park Kimball Lafayette Laurelhurst Lawton Leschi Lowell Loyal Heights Madrona K-8 Maple Thurgood Marshall McGilvra Montlake John Muir North Beach Northgate Olympic Hills Olympic View (John) Rogers Roxhill Sacajawea Sanislo Schmitz Park John Stanford Int'l Stevens The New School PreK-8 View Ridge Wedgwood West Seattle West Woodland Whittier Wing Luke Alternative schools African American Academy K-8 Alternative School #1 (AS#1) @ Pinehurst Thornton Creek @ Decatur (AE 2) Homeschool Resource Center Orca @ Whitworth K-8 Pathfinder K-8 (AE 4) Salmon Bay K-8 Summit K-12 TOPS (The Option Program at Seward) K-8