How is Billings Middle School in Seattle, WA?

Billings Middle School

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Private School

Billings Middle School is a Private School serving the King County community. Located in Seattle, WA, the Co-educational private school teaches Grade 5 to Grade 8, with a Nonsectarian religious orientation.

As of the last reported school year in 2019-2020, 90 students attended Billings Middle School with a student to teacher ratio of 6.25, earning a ratio grade of B+. Billings Middle School ranks #273 in size compared to all Washington private schools.

If a diverse private school is essential, Billings Middle School ranks #154 in Washington for diversity, earning a grade of C.

School Type

Regular Elementary or Secondary

Grades

Grade 5 to Grade 8

How Does Billings Middle School Rank?

Diversity

B+

Teacher Ratio

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Billings Middle School Students

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Students

Student-Teacher Ratio

6.25:1

Co-ed Status

Co-educational

White alone

66.67%

Black or African American alone

5.56%

American Indian and Alaska Native alone

Asian alone

5.56%

Hispanic or Latino

12.22%

Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander alone

Two or More Races

10%

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School Details

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Religious Orientation

Nonsectarian

School Days

165

School Duration

7 hours

Library or Media Center

Yes

Total Population

726,054

Median Household Income

$105,391

County

King County

Should you move to Seattle, WA?

Seattle, WA is home to 726,054 residents, ranking it #18 in Washington by size. The City has a poverty rate of 46% and a median household income of $105,391. Overall, Seattle received an economic health grade of:

Homes in Seattle, WA are commonly 50+ unit Multi-Family, 3 Bedroom, and built in 1971. 42% of homes are owner occupied.

To understand Seattle, it’s also essential to research Washington and King County, then focus in on the zip codes and schools that make up the neighborhoods you like. So be sure to browse around, there’s a lot of Washington to explore.

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Economy

B-

Home Affordability

Diversity