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Schools in Lincoln County

10 ranked schools

Overall Score Percentile
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20+
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80+
1
9/10
Davenport Senior High School
Davenport School District · Davenport
#1 Overall in Lincoln County
9/10 · #46 High School in Washington
2
9/10
Almira Elementary School
Almira School District · Almira
#2 Overall in Lincoln County
9/10 · #53 Middle School in Washington
3
8/10
Reardan Middle-Senior High School
Reardan-Edwall School District · Reardan
#3 Overall in Lincoln County
8/10 · #94 High School in Washington
4
6/10
Odessa High School
Odessa School District · Odessa
#4 Overall in Lincoln County
6/10 · #166 High School in Washington
5
4/10
Wilbur Secondary School
Wilbur School District · Wilbur
#5 Overall in Lincoln County
4/10 · #246 High School in Washington
6
7/10
Davenport Elementary
Davenport School District · Davenport
#6 Overall in Lincoln County
7/10 · #359 Elementary School in Washington
7
5/10
Reardan Elementary School
Reardan-Edwall School District · Reardan
#7 Overall in Lincoln County
5/10 · #641 Elementary School in Washington
8
5/10
P C Jantz Elementary
Odessa School District · Odessa
#8 Overall in Lincoln County
5/10 · #670 Elementary School in Washington
9
3/10
Wilbur Elementary School
Wilbur School District · Wilbur
#9 Overall in Lincoln County
3/10 · #826 Elementary School in Washington
10
2/10
Harrington Elementary School
Harrington School District · Harrington
#10 Overall in Lincoln County
2/10 · #984 Elementary School in Washington

About schools in Lincoln County

Three of Lincoln County's ten ranked public schools place in the top quartile statewide — a strong showing for a rural stretch of eastern Washington wheat country where small districts serve spread-out communities. Davenport Senior High School leads the county at the 88th percentile statewide, with Almira Elementary just behind at 87th, and Reardan Middle-Senior High School rounding out the top performers at 75th. Across six districts anchored by towns like Davenport, Reardan, Odessa, and Wilbur, schools here tend to be small by necessity, and the data suggests several are punching well above their size in English and math outcomes.