• 110 square miles.
• Approximately 6700 students.
• Approximately 425 certificated staff members.
• Approximately 435 classified staff members.
• Annual general fund budget of $63,573,341.
• Seven elementary schools (K-5).
• Two middle schools (6-8).
• Two high schools (9-12). 
  Spectrum Community School (alternative high school).
• West Sound Technical Skills Center offering career & technical education.
• Locally Olympic College offers Running Start college level courses for high school students.
• Ethnic Distribution of students: 

  84.19% Caucasian 

    4.05% Asian

    3.18% Hispanic

    1.88% African American 

    6.70% Native American

• Located in the heart of the Kitsap Peninsula just west of Seattle. We include the communities of Poulsbo, Kingston, Hansville, Indianola and Suquamish.
• Miles of coastline, surrounded by Puget Sound and Hood Canal.
• Gateway to the Olympic Peninsula – opportunities for skiing, hiking, camping, and boating.
• Seattle is a ferry ride away – Convenient location for traveling to downtown events: Safeco Field, Seattle Art Museum, Pioneer Square, Pike Place Market
• Affordable rentals (from $700 per month).
• Average housing purchase price is $100,000 less than Seattle and King County.
• Variety of local entertainment, community theater, art walks, athletic events, and museums.
• Beach walks and winter picnics – The Pt. No Pt. Lighthouse provides a wonderful getaway, as  do the numerous other parks and walkways.
• Cultural diversity—visit the S’Klallam and Suquamish Tribal Centers; attend a local pow-wow or  other native celebrations throughout the year.
• Availability of military services—commissary, Naval hospital, on-base recreational facilities at Bangor.
• Major regional shopping area is only 15 minutes away.

• Small class sizes in Kindergarten through 5th grade.
• Middle school teachers coordinate curriculum through teams.
• Two comprehensive high schools that offer rigorous curriculum and a range of Career Technical.
• Education offerings.
• A range of structured academic programs including Parent Assisted Learning (PAL), Gifted education program (AGATE), and Title I/LAP (ASSIST) which provides academic assistance to qualifying students.
• Native American Education program.
• Options Program (Grades 1-8), which provides high involvement by parents
• School Health Consultants, Occupational Therapists, Physical Therapists, Psychologists, Speech Language Pathologists.
• English as a Second Language program, Spanish biliteracy program at Vinland Elementary.
• School counselors K-12.
• Early Intervention Programs: Autism, ECEAP.
• Music and PE Specialists.
• Excellent Technology Department (K-12).