Winlock School District

Nestled at 401 NW 1st Street in Winlock, Washington, the Winlock School District serves as an active, open regular public school system rooted in a distant rural setting within the Centralia metropolitan region. Operating four distinct public schools, the district offers a complete PK–12 educational continuum, guiding students seamlessly from early childhood learning through high school graduation. As a traditional public school district with no charter affiliation, Winlock provides a stable, community-centered academic framework designed to meet the evolving educational needs of families throughout Lewis County.

The district educates a close-knit student body of 801 learners across all grade levels, comprising 402 female and 399 male students. This vibrant student population reflects a diverse range of backgrounds, predominantly featuring White and Hispanic students alongside multiracial, American Indian, Black, and Asian student groups. Winlock’s commitment to academic quality is reinforced by a robust workforce of nearly 191 full-time equivalent staff members, which includes 83.5 full-time teachers, nearly 19 instructional aides, and more than 88 essential support personnel. This substantial staffing commitment maintains a highly favorable student-to-teacher ratio of under 10 to 1, enabling tailored instruction, close mentorship, and comprehensive administrative support across every campus.