Seattle School District No. 1
108 schools in Seattle · 50,740 students
District website ↗
K–12 schools
Schools in Seattle
Public elementary, middle and high schools from the 2023–24 directory in Seattle, with grades, enrollment, student–teacher ratios, districts and links to school calendars.
Districts
School districts
The districts that run public schools in this city, with their school calendars below.
Highline School District
2 schools in Seattle
District website ↗Summit Public School: Sierra
1 school in Seattle · 221 students
Rainier Valley Leadership Academy
1 school in Seattle · 163 students
District website ↗Summit Public School: Atlas
1 school in Seattle · 545 students
73 schools
Elementary schools
Pre-K and kindergarten through fifth or sixth grade.
K–5Adams Elementary School302 students · 18.9 per teacher6110 28 AV NWPre-K–5Alki Elementary School270 students · 18 per teacher3010 59 AV SWPre-K–5Arbor Heights Elementary School511 students · 15.5 per teacher3701 SW 104th StreetPre-K–5B F Day Elementary School414 students · 15.9 per teacher3921 LINDEN AV NPre-K–5Bailey Gatzert Elementary School361 students · 12 per teacher1301 E YESLER WYK–5Beacon Hill International School347 students · 13.9 per teacher2025 14 AV SPre-K–8Broadview-Thomson K-8 School564 students · 13.8 per teacher13052 GREENWOOD AV NK–5Bryant Elementary School477 students · 18.3 per teacher3311 NE 60 STK–5Cascadia Elementary485 students · 18.7 per teacher1700 N 90th StreetK–8Catharine Blaine K-8 School436 students · 18.2 per teacher2550 34 AV WPre-K–5Cedar Park Elementary School272 students · 18.1 per teacher13224 37th Ave NEPre-K–5Concord International School286 students · 11.9 per teacher723 S CONCORD STK–5Daniel Bagley Elementary School317 students · 15.1 per teacher7821 STONE AV NPre-K–5Dearborn Park International School326 students · 14.2 per teacher2820 S ORCAS STPre-K–5Dunlap Elementary School248 students · 9.9 per teacher4525 S CLOVERDALE STPre-K–5Emerson Elementary School323 students · 11.5 per teacher9709 60 AV SPre-K–5Fairmount Park Elementary School392 students · 17 per teacher3800 SW FINDLAY STK–5Frantz Coe Elementary School447 students · 17.2 per teacher2424 7 AV WK–5Gatewood Elementary School381 students · 18.1 per teacher4320 SW MYRTLE STK–5Genesee Hill Elementary477 students · 17.7 per teacher5013 SW Dakota StreetPre-K–5Graham Hill Elementary School242 students · 11.5 per teacher5149 S GRAHAM STPre-K–5Green Lake Elementary School322 students · 12.4 per teacher2400 N 65 STPre-K–5Greenwood Elementary School324 students · 17.1 per teacher144 NW 80 STPre-K–5Hawthorne Elementary School374 students · 15 per teacher4100 39 AV SK–8Hazel Wolf K-8731 students · 17.4 per teacher11530 12th Ave. NEPre-K–5Highland Park Elementary School283 students · 14.2 per teacher1012 SW TRENTON STPre-K–5James Baldwin Elementary School233 students · 12.3 per teacher11725 1 AV NEK–5John Hay Elementary School264 students · 13.9 per teacher201 GARFIELD STK–5John Muir Elementary School333 students · 13.9 per teacher3301 S HORTON STK–5John Rogers Elementary School188 students · 11.1 per teacher4030 NE 109 STK–5John Stanford International School417 students · 19 per teacher4057 5 AV NEPre-K–5Kimball Elementary School415 students · 13.4 per teacher3200 23 AV SPre-K–5Lafayette Elementary School504 students · 17.4 per teacher2645 CALIFORNIA AV SWK–5Laurelhurst Elementary School275 students · 15.3 per teacher4530 46 AV NEK–5Lawton Elementary School322 students · 15.3 per teacher4000 27 AV WPre-K–5Leschi Elementary School293 students · 13.3 per teacher135 32 AVPre-K–8Licton Springs K-8119 students · 9.2 per teacher3015 NW 68th St.Pre-K–8Louisa Boren STEM K-8457 students · 13.8 per teacher5950 Delridge Way SWPre-K–5Lowell Elementary School382 students · 11.6 per teacher1058 E MERCER STK–5Loyal Heights Elementary School533 students · 17.8 per teacher520 NE RAVENNA BLVDK–5Madrona K-5 School219 students · 12.2 per teacher1121 33 AVPre-K–5Magnolia Elementary School338 students · 16.1 per teacher2418 24th Ave WK–5Maple Elementary School408 students · 15.7 per teacher4925 CORSON AV SPre-K–5Martin Luther King Jr. Elementary School281 students · 14.1 per teacher6725 45 AVE SK–5McDonald International School474 students · 19.8 per teacher144 NE 54th StK–5McGilvra Elementary School215 students · 17.9 per teacher1617 38 AV EK–5Montlake Elementary School167 students · 13.9 per teacher2409 22 AV EPre-K–5North Beach Elementary School366 students · 15.9 per teacher9018 24 AV NWPre-K–5Olympic Hills Elementary School485 students · 14.3 per teacher13018 20 AV NEK–5Olympic View Elementary School351 students · 16 per teacher504 NE 95 STK–8Orca K-8 School355 students · 15.4 per teacher5215 46 AVE SK–8Pathfinder K-8 School448 students · 15.4 per teacher1901 SW Genesee StK–5Queen Anne Elementary215 students · 15.4 per teacher411 Boston St.Pre-K–5Rainier View Elementary School200 students · 14.3 per teacher11650 BEACON AV SPre-K–5Rising Star Elementary School326 students · 10.2 per teacher8311 BEACON AV SPre-K–5Roxhill Elementary School273 students · 14.4 per teacher7740 34th Ave SWPre-K–5Sacajawea Elementary School228 students · 12 per teacher9501 20 AV NEK–8Salmon Bay K-8 School632 students · 17.1 per teacher1810 NW 65 STPre-K–5Sand Point Elementary213 students · 13.3 per teacher6208 60 Ave NEK–5Sanislo Elementary School171 students · 12.2 per teacher1812 SW MYRTLE STPre-K–8South Shore PK-8 School570 students · 12.7 per teacher4800 S Henderson StK–5Stephen Decatur Elementary School187 students · 17 per teacher7711 43rd Ave NEK–5Stevens Elementary School151 students · 12.6 per teacher1242 18 AV EPre-K–5Thornton Creek Elementary School453 students · 14.2 per teacher7712 40th Ave NEPre-K–5Thurgood Marshall Elementary468 students · 14.2 per teacher2401 S IRVING STPre-K–8Tops K-8 School471 students · 15.2 per teacher2500 FRANKLIN AV EPre-K–5View Ridge Elementary School282 students · 16.6 per teacher7047 50 AV NEPre-K–5Viewlands Elementary School267 students · 15.7 per teacher10525 3 AV NWK–5Wedgwood Elementary School355 students · 20.9 per teacher2720 NE 85 STPre-K–5West Seattle Elementary School374 students · 11.3 per teacher6760 34 AV SWK–5West Woodland Elementary School380 students · 18.1 per teacher5601 4 AV NWK–5Whittier Elementary School342 students · 15.5 per teacher1320 NW 75 STPre-K–5Wing Luke Elementary School315 students · 14.3 per teacher3701 S KENYON ST
12 schools
Middle and junior high schools
Grades six through eight, roughly.
6–8Aki Kurose Middle School783 students · 16.7 per teacher3928 S GRAHAM ST6–8David T. Denny International Middle School713 students · 14.6 per teacher2601 SW Kenyon St6–8Eckstein Middle School1,013 students · 21.6 per teacher3003 NE 75 ST6–8Edmonds S. Meany Middle School477 students · 19.9 per teacher301 21st Ave E6–8Hamilton International Middle School897 students · 23 per teacher1610 N 41 ST6–8Jane Addams Middle School834 students · 19 per teacher11051 34th Ave. NE6–8Madison Middle School1,020 students · 22.2 per teacher3429 45th AVE SW6–8McClure Middle School459 students · 20.9 per teacher1915 1 AV W6–8Mercer International Middle School751 students · 18.3 per teacher1600 S COLUMBIAN WY6–8Robert Eagle Staff Middle School674 students · 18.2 per teacher1330 N 90th St6–8Washington Middle School551 students · 18.4 per teacher2101 S JACKSON ST6–8Whitman Middle School660 students · 20.6 per teacher9201 15 AV NW
24 schools
High schools
Grades nine through twelve.
9–12Alan T. Sugiyama High School46 students · 9.2 per teacher8601 Rainier Ave S9–12Ballard High School1,645 students · 23.2 per teacher1418 NW 65 ST9–12Career Link6000 16th Ave SW9–12Chief Sealth International High School1,201 students · 18.2 per teacher2600 SW Thistle9–12Cleveland High School STEM890 students · 18.5 per teacher5511 15 AVE S9–12Franklin High School1,237 students · 19.3 per teacher3013 S MT BAKER BV9–12Garfield High School1,641 students · 24.1 per teacher400 23 Ave9–12Ingraham High School1,413 students · 20.8 per teacher1819 N 135 ST9–12Interagency Open Doors122 students3528 S. Ferdinand Street6–12Interagency Programs242 students · 6.9 per teacher2445 3rd AVE S9–12Lincoln High School1,697 students · 21.8 per teacher4400 Interlake Ave N9–12Middle College High School95 students · 11.9 per teacher401 NE Northgate Way9–12Nathan Hale High School1,091 students · 20.6 per teacher10750 30 AV NE9–12Nova High School258 students · 15.2 per teacher301 21st Avenue East9–12Rainier Beach High School765 students · 16.6 per teacher8815 SEWARD PARK AV S6–12 · CharterRainier Valley Leadership Academy163 students · 13.6 per teacher6020 Rainier Avenue S9–12Roosevelt High School1,528 students · 22.1 per teacher1410 NE 66 ST9–12Seattle Skills Center2445 3rd Ave S6–12Seattle World School185 students · 11.6 per teacher1700 East Union St.9–12Southwest Youth and Family Services4555 Delridge Way SW6–12 · CharterSummit Public School: Atlas545 students · 18.8 per teacher9601 35th Avenue SW9–12 · CharterSummit Public School: Sierra221 students · 17 per teacher1025 S King St9–12The Center School184 students · 15.3 per teacher305 HARRISON ST9–12West Seattle High School1,392 students · 22.1 per teacher3000 CALIFORNIA AV SW
4 schools
Other schools
K–8 and K–12 schools, special programs and alternative schools.
Questions
Schools in Seattle: questions
How many public schools are in Seattle?
113 public schools are located in Seattle, with about 51,669 students: 73 elementary schools, 12 middle and junior high schools, 24 high schools, 4 other schools. Source: U.S. Department of Education, 2023–24.
What school districts serve Seattle?
Seattle School District No. 1 (108 schools); Highline School District (2 schools); Summit Public School: Sierra (1 school); Rainier Valley Leadership Academy (1 school); Summit Public School: Atlas (1 school).
What is the largest high school in Seattle?
Lincoln High School, with 1,697 students.
Where can I find school calendars for Seattle?
Each district’s website has its calendar, including the first day of school, breaks and early-release days. The district list on this page links to each one.
Public school data from the U.S. Department of Education’s Common Core of Data (2023–24 directory; enrollment and teachers as reported to NCES). Private schools: NCES Private School Survey (2023–24); schools located in a private home are not listed. These are historical survey records, not confirmation of current operation. Confirm current location and admissions with each school, and enrollment boundaries with the district.