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Schools in Port Angeles School District · Clallam County

8 ranked schools

Overall Score Percentile
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8/10
Port Angeles High School
Port Angeles School District · Port Angeles
#1 Overall in Port Angeles School District
8/10 · #101 High School in Washington
2
6/10
Stevens Middle School
Port Angeles School District · Port Angeles
#2 Overall in Port Angeles School District
6/10 · #172 Middle School in Washington
3
8/10
Hamilton Elementary
Port Angeles School District · Port Angeles
#3 Overall in Port Angeles School District
8/10 · #238 Elementary School in Washington
4
1/10
SEAVIEW ACADEMY
Port Angeles School District · Port Angeles
#4 Overall in Port Angeles School District
1/10 · #372 High School in Washington
5
7/10
Dry Creek Elementary
Port Angeles School District · Port Angeles
#5 Overall in Port Angeles School District
7/10 · #420 Elementary School in Washington
6
7/10
Franklin Elementary
Port Angeles School District · Port Angeles
#6 Overall in Port Angeles School District
7/10 · #421 Elementary School in Washington
7
5/10
Jefferson Elementary
Port Angeles School District · Port Angeles
#7 Overall in Port Angeles School District
5/10 · #593 Elementary School in Washington
8
4/10
Roosevelt Elementary School
Port Angeles School District · Port Angeles
#8 Overall in Port Angeles School District
4/10 · #813 Elementary School in Washington

About schools in Clallam County

Twenty-four public schools across six districts give Clallam County families a meaningful range of options along Washington's remote Olympic Peninsula, from the larger Port Angeles district to smaller rural programs serving communities like Neah Bay and Forks. The county's academic standouts are Crescent School and Hamilton Elementary, both in Port Angeles and both placing in the top quartile statewide — a notable achievement given the geographic isolation many schools here contend with. Families drawn to smaller-town life on the Peninsula will find real variation in scale and setting, making it worth looking closely at individual schools rather than treating the county as uniform.