John J. Audubon Elementary School

John J. Audubon Elementary School is a public school located in Redmond, Washington and is part of the Lake Washington School District. The school serves students in grades K–5 with a total enrollment of 456 students and a student–teacher ratio of 17:1 which is providing an environment that supports academic guidance and learning. At John J. Audubon Elementary, 82% of students scored at or above the proficient level in math, and 87% achieved proficiency in reading which places the school well above Washington state averages making it one of the best school in Washington. The school offers a curriculum which gives importance to STEM education, literacy and development programs through the district’s Highly Capable Program for advanced learners. The student population is diverse with multiracial students who contribute to an inclusive community. The Lake Washington School District spends roughly $18,000 per student to ensure strong educational resources and modern facilities. It is located in Redmond’s family-oriented Viewpoint neighborhood, John J. Audubon Elementary is recognized for its academic excellence, diverse community, and commitment for fostering student growth.

In May 2025, Audubon’s “Battle of the Books” top student teams faced off against the staff team in a fun competition that promoted reading, school spirit and student-engagement.

Q1. What do parents say are the best things about Audubon?

Parents like the friendly atmosphere at school and the balanced focus on academics, character building, and working together.

Q2: What does the school do to help students do well in school?

Ans. Audubon has organised lessons that are enhanced by science, technology, and hands-on learning activities.

Q3. Do new families feel welcome at the school?

Ans. Families often say that the staff makes new students feel at home, which helps them get used to things quickly.

Q4. What programs help students stay healthy?

A. Parents appreciate that the school focusses on social-emotional learning and conflict resolution skills.

Q5. How can parents get involved?

Ans. Parents can help out and stay involved in a number of ways through Audubon's PTSA and volunteer programs.