Pe Ell School District

Located at 519 North 2nd in Pe Ell, Washington, the Pe Ell School District is an open, traditional public school district serving a rural remote community within the greater Centralia area. Spanning two operational campuses, the district delivers a complete PK–12 educational pathway designed to support students from early childhood through high school graduation. With a total enrollment of 284 students—161 male and 123 female—the district offers an intimate learning atmosphere where educators can closely monitor and nurture student progress. The student body encompasses a variety of cultural backgrounds, including 231 White, 22 multiracial, 21 Hispanic, 8 American Indian, and 2 Black students, creating a welcoming and close-knit small-town educational environment.

To support its student population across all grade levels, the district maintains a robust workforce totaling approximately 72 full-time equivalent (FTE) staff members. This dedicated team includes nearly 33 FTE classroom teachers, 8 FTE instructional aides, and over 31 FTE support staff, allowing for an impressive student-to-teacher ratio of under 9 to 1. This high ratio of staff to students ensures tailored academic interventions, strong special services, and personalized guidance throughout every stage of learning, from a large kindergarten cohort of 37 students to the graduating senior class. For parents, prospective families, and educational researchers looking to learn more about the district's programs and community impact, the Pe Ell School District can be reached directly at (360) 291-3244.