Schools in Clarkston School District · Asotin County
7 ranked schools
Overall Score Percentile
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2/10Discovery Virtual School
Clarkston School District · Clarkston
#1 Overall in Clarkston School District
2/10 · #34 K-12 School in Washington
State Percentile
Eng
27%
Math
27%
Sci
16%
2
8/10Charles Francis Adams High School
Clarkston School District · Clarkston
#2 Overall in Clarkston School District
8/10 · #103 High School in Washington
State Percentile
Eng
79%
Math
66%
Sci
70%
3
5/10Lincoln Middle School
Clarkston School District · Clarkston
#3 Overall in Clarkston School District
5/10 · #218 Middle School in Washington
State Percentile
Eng
51%
Math
40%
Sci
51%
4
7/10Heights Elementary
Clarkston School District · Clarkston
#4 Overall in Clarkston School District
7/10 · #424 Elementary School in Washington
State Percentile
Eng
63%
Math
54%
Sci
81%
5
4/10Parkway Elementary
Clarkston School District · Clarkston
#5 Overall in Clarkston School District
4/10 · #763 Elementary School in Washington
State Percentile
Eng
38%
Math
29%
Sci
43%
6
3/10Highland Elementary
Clarkston School District · Clarkston
#6 Overall in Clarkston School District
3/10 · #897 Elementary School in Washington
State Percentile
Eng
21%
Math
24%
Sci
31%
7
2/10Grantham Elementary
Clarkston School District · Clarkston
#7 Overall in Clarkston School District
2/10 · #971 Elementary School in Washington
State Percentile
Eng
15%
Math
17%
Sci
25%
About schools in Asotin County
Tucked into Washington's southeastern corner where the Snake and Clearwater rivers meet, Asotin County is small by most measures — just two districts, nine ranked public schools, and two towns that together shape the educational options here. That compactness has its advantages: schools are knowable, communities are invested, and standout performers like Asotin Jr Sr High and Charles Francis Adams High School in Clarkston consistently place in the upper quartiles statewide. With one school cracking the top 25% in Washington, the county won't overwhelm families with choices, but it rewards those drawn to a quieter corner of the state with solid, accessible public schooling.