Eckstein Middle School

Eckstein Middle School is a well-known public middle school in Seattle that serves grades 6–8. The school has about a 20:1 student-teacher ratio. About 68% of students are good at math, and about 76% are good at reading, which shows that they are doing well in school. Eckstein has core academics as well as advanced classes, music programs, sports, and other activities that help students learn more. The school puts a lot of emphasis on doing well in school, being a leader, and being responsible. A well-rounded education and preparation for competitive high school programs are helped by strong family involvement and extracurricular activities.

Eckstein Middle School celebrated its 75th anniversary in 2025 with a new commemorative logo and saw educator Kels Isaacson receive the prestigious Philip B. Swain Excellence in Education Award for the 2024-2025 year.

Q1. How does Ramay Junior High School let parents know about important dates and events?

Ans. School newsletters, district communication tools, and reminders from teachers let families know about important dates and events so they can plan ahead.

Q2. What kinds of behavior do you expect from students to help make the school a better place?

Ans. Behavior expectations are all about respect and responsibility. Staff members help students make good choices and create a supportive environment.

Q3. How does the school use technology in its daily life?

Ans. Technology integration includes platforms that the district supports that help students do their work, talk to their teachers, and stay organized.

Q4. What does Ramay Junior High do to help students feel good?

Ans. Help for well-being includes counseling services and programs run by staff that help students deal with social, emotional, and academic problems.

Q5. Do students have the chance to join clubs or take part in activities?

Ans. Students can join several clubs or extracurricular activities that are meant to help them develop their interests and connect with others.