More than 60 Snohomish County schools have landed on the federal No Child Left Behind list of schools that need improvement.
Schools are placed on the list based on how groups of students perform on state reading and math exams. Students are tracked by income and race as well as English language proficiency. Special-education students also are tracked. The state has not released details on why schools have been listed.
Schools on the federal watch list:
Arlington
Arlington High School
Haller Middle School
Post Middle School
Edmonds
Brier Terrace Middle School
Cedar Valley Community School
College Place Middle School
Mountlake Terrace High School
Options Program
Everett
Cascade High School
Eisenhower Middle School
Everett High School
Gateway Middle School
Hawthorne Elementary School
Heatherwood Middle School
North Middle School
Sequoia High School
Granite Falls
Granite Falls High School
Granite Falls Middle School
Mountain Way Elementary
Lake Stevens
Lake Stevens Middle School
Lake Stevens High School
North Lake Middle School
Prove High School
Lakewood
English Crossing Elementary School
Lakewood High School
Lakewood Middle School
Marysville
Cedarcrest Middle School
Kellogg Marsh Elementary School
Marysville Middle School
Marysville Mountain View High School
Marysville-Pilchuck High School
Quil Ceda Elementary
School Home Partnership Program
Totem Middle School
Tulalip Elementary School
Monroe
Frank Wagner Elementary School
Monroe High School
Park Place Middle School
Mukilteo
Challenger Elementary School
Discovery Elementary School
Explorer Middle School
Fairmount Elementary School
Horizon Elementary School
Kamiak High School
Mariner High School
Olivia Park Elementary School
Olympic View Middle School
Serene Lake Elementary School
Voyager Middle School
Snohomish
Aim High School
Centennial Middle School
Emerson Elementary School
High School Re-entry Program
Machias Elementary School
Parent Partnership Program
Snohomish High School
Valley View Middle School
Stanwood
Port Susan Middle School
Stanwood High School
Stanwood Middle School
Sultan
Sultan Middle School
Sultan High School
Source: State Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction.
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