Lake Stevens, Washington · 17 schools

Schools in
Lake Stevens

17 public schools in Lake Stevens, Washington. Search by name, or browse the full list below.

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Schools17
Students10,337
School Levels4
Districts2
ZIP codes1
StateWashington

Schools in Lake Stevens

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17 schools in Lake Stevens

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Cavelero Mid High School
Lake Stevens · 98258
1,490
students
Early Learning Center
Lake Stevens · 98258
259
students
Glenwood Elementary
Lake Stevens · 98258
Primary
641
students
Highland Elementary
Lake Stevens · 98258
Primary
557
students
Hillcrest Elementary School
Lake Stevens · 98258
Primary
842
students
Homelink
Lake Stevens · 98258
Other
31
students
LSSD Open Doors
Lake Stevens · 98258
High
15
students
Lake Stevens Middle School
Lake Stevens · 98258
Middle
709
students
Lake Stevens Sr High School
Lake Stevens · 98258
High
2,205
students
Mt. Pilchuck Elementary School
Lake Stevens · 98258
Primary
554
students
North Lake Middle School
Lake Stevens · 98258
Middle
856
students
Outcomes for Academic Resilience
Lake Stevens · 98258
High
Prove High School
Lake Stevens · 98258
High
Skyline Elementary
Lake Stevens · 98258
Primary
562
students
Stevens Creek Elementary
Lake Stevens · 98258
Primary
701
students
Sunnycrest Elementary School
Lake Stevens · 98258
Primary
695
students
Zion Lutheran School
Lake Stevens · 98258
Primary
220
students

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Data source

School profiles are built from NCES Common Core of Data (CCD) — the official directory of every US public school — plus Civil Rights Data Collection (CRDC), EDFacts, NCES F-33 finance survey, and Washington’s Washington School Report Cards.

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