High School Ratings Map
74 public high schools across 32 school districts, from Stanwood and Darrington down to Enumclaw and Federal Way. Each pin shows the school's blended rank, which averages GreatSchools, Niche, U.S. News and official state test results on a 0–100 scale. Click a district to zoom in, then click a pin or a table row for the full breakdown.
Blended Ranking
| Rank | High school | City | District | Blended | GreatSchools | Niche | U.S. News WA | State tests WA |
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About this map
The shaded areas are school district boundaries, not high school attendance areas. Where a district has one high school, the district is its attendance area. Elsewhere the pin shows where the school is, not which homes it serves. Confirm the assigned school for any address with the district's boundary lookup.
Covers every comprehensive (attendance-area) public high school in King and Snohomish counties. Alternative, online, application-only choice and charter schools are left out. Skykomish High School is not ranked because too few ratings are published for it.
Sources, read Sept 24, 2026: GreatSchools ratings (GreatSchools.org), Niche 2026 grades, U.S. News 2026–27 Washington ranks (of 318), and OSPI 2025–26 state tests (10th-grade reading and math, 11th-grade science), ranked among 346 Washington high schools. Blended score converts each to 0–100 (GreatSchools ×10; Niche A+ = 100, A = 95, A- = 90, B+ = 85, B = 80, B- = 75, C+ = 70, C = 65; ranks to a statewide percentile) and weights them equally. U.S. News shows ranks past #249 only as a "250–318" band, scored at #284. Schools U.S. News lists as unranked are scored on the other three sources.
District boundaries: NCES EDGE School District Boundaries, 2024–25. District shapes include water. No street map is shown.
Ratings lean heavily on test scores, which track family income (see each school's low-income share). Use them as one input alongside a school visit.
