Montlake Elementary School

The Montlake neighborhood of Seattle is home to Montlake Elementary School, a public K–5 institution with a student-teacher ratio of 14:1 and a student body of 183. There is one school counselor and thirteen full-time teachers at the school. In the classroom, 82% of students are proficient readers and 77% are proficient mathematicians. 36% of the student body is minority, 54% is female, 46% is male, and 10% is economically disadvantaged. Currently undergoing modernization, Montlake Elementary is temporarily housed at John Marshall School. Located close to Interlaken Park and Washington Park Arboretum, the school prioritizes community involvement, inclusivity, and holistic learning. Montlake, which is ranked #8 in Seattle Public Schools and #55 in Washington, is known for its diverse programs, encouraging learning atmosphere, and excellent academic performance. This is an exceptional elementary school in Washington.

Skanska completed a 90,500 sq. ft. modernization of historic Montlake Elementary, renovating the 1924 schoolhouse and adding a three-story building with classrooms, gym, library, cafeteria, and sustainable features.

Q.Which neighborhood is served by Montlake Elementary School?

A. The Montlake community's local school is Montlake Elementary School.

Q.What is a significant Montlake Elementary School community fundraising event?

A.Every year, Montlake Elementary School raises money through a carnival or auction.

Q.Is there an art teacher at Montlake Elementary School?

A.Yes, Montlake usually offers specialized instruction in the visual arts.

Q.How do parents learn about Montlake Elementary School's safety protocols?

A.Practice drills and newsletters are two ways that Montlake Elementary School explains safety procedures.

Q.How much emphasis is placed on literacy development at Montlake Elementary School? A.Both phonics and balanced literacy approaches are used at Montlake Elementary School.