Washington State Report Card

How our schools are doing.

Each fall, the State of Washington publishes an annual snapshot of every public school — enrollment, attendance, test scores, graduation rates, and more. We don't write it; OSPI does. These are the official records for our four buildings.

Grades PreK–12

Montesano School District

District-level snapshot — totals across all three schools, plus district-only data like graduation rates, finances, and educator workforce.

View on OSPI ↗

Grades PreK–2

Beacon Elementary

Beacon-specific data: enrollment by grade and demographic, attendance, English learner programs, and educator information.

View on OSPI ↗

Grades 3–6

Simpson Elementary

Simpson-specific data: enrollment, attendance, English Language Arts and math assessment results (3rd grade up), educator workforce.

View on OSPI ↗

Grades 7–12

Monte Jr./Sr. High School

MJSHS-specific data: enrollment, attendance, ELA / math / science assessment scores, advanced courses, graduation rate, and post-graduation outcomes.

View on OSPI ↗

What's in each report card

What you'll find on OSPI.

Student enrollment and demographics
Daily attendance and chronic absenteeism rates
State assessment results (English, math, science)
Graduation rates and post-graduation pathways
Discipline rates
Educator workforce data — experience, certifications, demographics
School finances
Federal Programs (Title I, English learners, special education)

When does the report card update? OSPI publishes the annual report card each fall (typically September), with finalized data for the just-completed school year. The OSPI URLs above always point at the most current year — no need to revisit this page when new data drops.

Want raw data? OSPI publishes the underlying datasets on the Washington Open Data Portal: data.wa.gov (search "ReportCard").

Questions?The district office can help interpret what you're seeing — call (360) 249-3942 or email the superintendent.

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What you'll find on OSPI.

Student enrollment and demographics

Daily attendance and chronic absenteeism rates

State assessment results (English, math, science)

Graduation rates and post-graduation pathways

Discipline rates

Educator workforce data — experience, certifications, demographics

School finances

Federal Programs (Title I, English learners, special education)