Public schools within a county may be organized under a single countywide school district or multiple independent city and community school districts, each with its own elected board, superintendent, and administrative offices. There are 50 Public Schools locations in Grant County, Washington.
Families in Grant County should identify which school district serves their home address, as multiple districts may operate within the same county with different attendance boundaries, enrollment procedures, and program offerings.
List of Grant County, Washington Public Schools
Beezley Springs Elementary
Chief Moses Middle School
Columbia Ridge Elementary
Garden Heights Elementary
Ephrata Middle School
Grant County Detention Center
Pioneer Elementary
Mountain View Elementary
Royal Intermediate School
Soap Lake Elementary
Soap Lake Middle School & High School
Smokiam Alternative High School
Wsd Columbia Basin J.C.
Frontier Middle School
Grand Coulee Dam Middle School
Lakeview Terrace Elementary
Grant County High School
Knolls Vista Elementary
Larson Heights Elementary
Peninsula Elementary
Red Rock Elementary School
Sage Hills High School
Sage Point Elementary School
Soap Lake Middle & High School
Wright Elementary School
Columbia Basin Technical Skills Center
Endeavor Middle School
Coulee City Middle School
Ephrata Special Services
Endeavor Middle School
Ephrata High School
George Elementary School
Midway Elementary
Midway Elementary School
Park Orchard Elementary School
Quincy High School
Quincy High Tech High
Royal High School
Saddle Mountain Elementary
Warden Elementary
Skill Source Learning Center
Wahluke High School
Warden Middle School
Almira Coulee Hartline High School
George Elementary
Grant Elementary
Longview Elementary
Mattawa Elementary Pre-School
Morris Schott Elementary
Monument Elementary
Public Schools in near by County
Residents of Grant County can use the state Department of Education's school locator tool to find the specific district and school serving their address, compare school performance ratings, and access contact information for district enrollment offices. County residents with children who have special education needs should contact the district's special education coordinator early to initiate the evaluation process before the school year begins.
You may also find Public Schools locations in neighboring counties including Grant.