Washington schools where the American Indian enrollment share is shrinking fastest

Change in American Indian share of enrollment, 2018 to 2023 · 1,817 eligible schools · statewide the share went 1.1% → 1.0% (−0.1 points). Schools with the most negative changes appear first, regardless of the statewide direction.

Hispanic White Asian Black Two or more races Pacific Islander American Indian

Growing share Shrinking sharePeriod1Y 5Y 10Y AllTop 25, ranked by points lost.

#	School	Lvl	2018	2023	Change	Pts/yr	Students	Enrollment
1	La Conner Elementary La Conner · La Conner School District	Elem	41.9%	28.8%	−13.1	−2.7	−61	298 → 222
2	Nespelem Elementary Nespelem · Nespelem School District	Elem	90.6%	80.2%	−10.4	−1.6	−44	160 → 126
3	Cusick Jr Sr High School Cusick · Cusick School District	High	34.2%	24.8%	−9.4	−2.0	−9	120 → 129
4	Omak High School Omak · Omak School District	High	24.3%	15.8%	−8.5	−1.9	−26	391 → 436
5	Dry Creek Elementary Port Angeles · Port Angeles School District	Elem	20.7%	12.4%	−8.3	−1.7	−22	328 → 370
6	Kirkwood Elementary School Toppenish · Toppenish School District	Elem	20.3%	12.1%	−8.2	−1.7	−48	477 → 404
7	Columbia High And Elementary Hunters · Columbia (Stevens) School District	Other	26.3%	18.3%	−8.0	−2.3	−15	137 → 115
8	Dallesport Elementary Dallesport · Lyle School District	Elem	9.8%	2.8%	−7.0	−1.4	−10	133 → 106
9	Oakville Elementary Oakville · Oakville School District	Elem	30.8%	23.9%	−6.9	−1.1	+9	107 → 176
10	Skyline Elementary School Ferndale · Ferndale School District	Elem	18.3%	11.6%	−6.7	−1.3	−21	426 → 493
11	Computer Academy Toppenish High School Toppenish · Toppenish School District	High	18.1%	11.6%	−6.5	−1.2	+2	149 → 249
12	Taholah Elementary & Middle School Taholah · Taholah School District	Elem	76.1%	69.8%	−6.3	−2.4	−2	109 → 116
13	Omak Middle School Omak · Omak School District	Middle	21.7%	15.6%	−6.1	−1.3	−27	369 → 339
14	Clallam Bay High & Elementary Clallam Bay · Cape Flattery School District	Other	15.2%	9.2%	−6.0	−1.5	−8	125 → 119
15	ESD 113 Consortium Reengagement Program Tumwater · ESD 113 acting as a school district	High	7.1%	1.2%	−5.9	−1.1	−21	352 → 344
16	Licton Springs K-8 Seattle · Seattle School District No. 1	Elem	9.2%	3.4%	−5.8	−1.1	−12	174 → 119
17	Innovation High School Spokane · Innovation Spokane Schools	High	7.0%	1.4%	−5.6	−1.1	−29	498 → 443
18	E Omak Elementary Omak · Omak School District	Elem	19.4%	13.9%	−5.5	−1.1	−31	397 → 331
19	Toppenish Middle School Toppenish · Toppenish School District	Middle	13.4%	8.5%	−4.9	−1.1	−58	927 → 772
20	Chinook Elementary School Auburn · Auburn School District	Elem	11.9%	7.1%	−4.8	−1.0	−26	597 → 638
21	Mount Baker Junior High Deming · Mount Baker School District	Middle	7.6%	2.8%	−4.8	−0.7	−15	291 → 247
22	Springdale Elementary Springdale · Mary Walker School District	Elem	11.1%	6.3%	−4.8	−1.0	−9	199 → 207
23	Lincoln Elementary School Toppenish · Toppenish School District	Elem	12.3%	7.9%	−4.4	−1.2	−25	382 → 280
24	North Beach Senior High School Ocean Shores · North Beach School District No. 64	High	13.9%	9.5%	−4.4	−1.0	−9	201 → 201
25	Northport Elementary School Northport · Northport School District	Elem	4.4%	0.0%	−4.4	−0.8	−5	113 → 114

Ranked by percentage-point decrease in this group's share of enrollment. Schools need at least 100 students in both 2018 and 2023 to be ranked — without a floor the list fills with tiny schools swinging on a handful of children. Share and headcount can move differently as total enrollment changes, which is what the Pts/yr (trend across the selected period) and Students (headcount gained or lost) columns are there to expose. Enrollment counts come from the federal Common Core of Data via the Urban Institute; “American Indian” is that source's category.