The reported proficiency rate for Math is 64%.
Original Research by School Decision on Eagle Rock Multiage School
Eagle Rock Multiage School is no longer operating. The school was closed as a regular public school in the Riverview School District, which serves the Snoqualmie Valley communities including Duvall. Because the school is closed, most of the data a parent would normally look at—enrollment, demographics, staffing, discipline, course offerings—is simply absent from the record. The school's profile is a historical marker rather than an active choice for a family today.
What little academic data exists comes from the 2022-23 school year, the last year of operation, and it is fragmentary. For fourth-grade math, the school reported a proficiency rate on the state SBAC assessment that was above what is typical for Washington schools in that grade. That single reported result, however, is the only statewide assessment score available. Results for third-grade math, third-grade English language arts, fourth-grade English language arts, fifth-grade math, fifth-grade English language arts, and fifth-grade science were all suppressed by the state, meaning the number of students tested was too small to report publicly without risk of identifying individuals. The school did achieve full participation on the fourth-grade math test for which a result was reported.
The school served an ungraded multiage configuration labeled "M through M," which in Washington typically means a mixed-age classroom spanning multiple elementary grades in a single room. This is an alternative instructional model, and the grade range is unusual enough that the standard battery of end-of-year assessments may have been a poor fit for the school's structure. The suppressed results across most tested grades suggest very small class sizes, which is common for a multiage program. A parent trying to judge academic performance would have almost nothing to compare.
Because the school is closed, the surrounding community context matters only for understanding what was lost. Duvall is a fast-growing bedroom community on the outskirts of the Seattle Eastside job market. It has a compact historic downtown along Main Street, but it is a car-dependent town where most residents commute outward. The population has grown steadily as the town transformed from a small rural outpost into a commuter suburb. Housing values reflect that demand; the area is expensive relative to national averages. The Riverview School District, in which Eagle Rock was a school, recently passed a capital bond to build a new elementary school to address enrollment growth, meaning the district is expanding its elementary capacity even as this particular school closed.
Why Eagle Rock closed is not explained in the data. It may have been a small program that the district chose to consolidate, or the multiage model may have run its course. Whatever the reason, the school no longer exists as an option for families. A parent looking at the Riverview School District today would want to know which elementary schools currently serve the Duvall area and how they compare, since Eagle Rock is not among them.
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