Pasco is the fastest-growing of the Tri-Cities, and as such, has a tremendous need for an adaptive school system. The Pasco School District (PSD) has proven itself to be up to the challenge, having provided the area with some of the best education in the state.
As the economy, population, and city limits continue to grow, so too does the number of schools in the area. If you are moving into Pasco, you can rest assured that your children will be in excellent hands. There are a number of options available to your family, beginning with the elementary schools – of which there are currently 16:
Elementary Schools
Angelou Elementary School | 6001 Rd 84
Captain Gray STEM Elementary School | 1102 N 10th Ave
Chess Elementary | 715 N 24th Ave
Curie STEM Elementary School | 715 N California Ave
Emerson Elementary School | 1616 W Octave St
Franklin STEM Elementary School | 6010 Rd 52
Frost Elementary School | 1915 N 22nd Ave
Livingston Elementary School | 2515 N Rd 84
Longfellow Elementary School | 301 N 10th Ave
Markham Elementary School | 4031 Elm Rd
McClintock STEM Elementary | 5706 Rd 60
McGee Elementary School | 4601 Horizon Dr
Robinson Elementary School | 125 S Wehe Ave
Three Rivers Elementary School | 3901 N Rd 84
Twain Elementary School | 1801 N Rd 40
Whittier Elementary School | 616 N Wehe Ave
Each of these schools provide excellent educational foundations for your children as they enter the school system. With so many locations across the city, it is easy to tailor which schools would or would not work depending on your housing situation/location.
Middle Schools
McLoughlin Middle School | 2803 N Rd 88
Ochoa Middle School | 1801 E Sheppard St
Stevens Middle School | 1120 N 22nd Ave
After moving on from middle school, there are a few wonderful options for high schools in the area:
High Schools
Chiawana High School | 8125 W Argent Rd
Delta High School | 5801 Broadmoor Blvd
As mentioned in our article covering the Richland School District (https://windermerecurrent.com/richland-school-district/), Delta is a STEM-focused high school that is partnered with the neighboring districts.
Pasco High School | 1108 N 10th Ave
Chiawana and Pasco High Schools field some of the largest numbers of students in the state while maintaining a friendly and personable atmosphere. These schools frequently excel in academics and dominate in sports. They participate in Division 4A athletics alongside Hanford and Richland High Schools, making for sporting rivalries between the cities. Pasco High’s Edgar Brown Memorial Stadium is a must-see feature of the city, serving as the school’s home field for football and soccer.
Additional information on any and all the schools covered in this article can be found on the PSD’s main website: https://www.psd1.org/.
