Cape Flattery School District

The Cape Flattery School District in Washington state serves three schools: one elementary, one high school, and one alternative school. The district's student population is predominantly Native American, with Neah Bay Elementary School and Neah Bay Junior/Senior High School having over 58% and 63% Native American students, respectively.

Academically, the schools in the district face challenges, with students generally performing below the state average on standardized tests. However, Neah Bay Elementary stands out, with higher proficiency rates in Math and Science compared to the district and state. In contrast, Clallam Bay High & Elementary has lower proficiency rates across the board. The district also grapples with significant disparities in per-student spending, with Clallam Bay High & Elementary spending nearly $14,000 more per student than Neah Bay Elementary.

Despite the academic challenges, the district's high schools, Neah Bay Junior/Senior High and Clallam Bay High & Elementary, have relatively high graduation rates and low dropout rates, suggesting a focus on supporting students to complete their high school education. Overall, the Cape Flattery School District faces unique demographic and academic performance considerations, highlighting the need for targeted interventions and equitable resource allocation to ensure all students have access to a quality education.