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Innovation High School

A public regular school in Spokane, Washington, in PRIDE Prep Charter School District. NCES’s record for 2024–25.

The school in 2024–25

232
Students enrolled
19.8
Teachers, full-time equivalent
9540.9% of students
Eligible for free or reduced-price lunch
Eligibility, as the state reported it. It is not a count of family income.
71
Directly certified for free meals

Students by grade, and by race and sex, 2024–25

Students at Innovation High School by grade, 2024–25, as NCES published them
GradeStudents
Grade 954
Grade 1055
Grade 1146
Grade 1277
Not Specified0

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Students at Innovation High School by race/ethnicity and sex, 2024–25, as NCES published them
Race/ethnicityFemaleMale
American Indian or Alaska Native11
Asian00
Black or African American13
Hispanic/Latino43
Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander00
Two or more races2713
White8295
Not SpecifiedNot in NCES’s fileNot in NCES’s file

NCES’s own subtotals, under its own names. The race and sex counts are NCES’s subtotal without adult education, so they can add to less than the enrollment above. A count NCES suppressed or did not receive says so; this site computes no cell, total or share from them.

How this compares

Students enrolled: 232 in 2024–⁠25
Larger than 22% of the 95,462 public schools in the fifty states and DC that report an enrollment. Larger than 28% of the 2,440 schools in Washington that report one.
Pupils per teacher: 11.7 in 2024–⁠25
More than 23% of the 91,868 schools reporting both pupils and teachers. Pupils per full-time-equivalent teacher, the school’s own two counts.

The school’s entry

Status
Open
Type
Regular School
Charter
Yes
Grades
Grade 9 to Grade 12
Level
High
Locale
City, midsize
County
Spokane County
School lunch program
Yes under Community Eligibility Option (CEO)
Virtual instruction
No virtual instruction
NCES school ID
530033903495

Sources

  • Common Core of Data (CCD), 2024–25 — National Center for Education Statistics, U.S. Department of Education · U.S. Government work · retrieved September 30, 2026

    SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, Common Core of Data (CCD), 2024–25.

Compiled automatically from Common Core of Data (CCD), 2024–25 by a checked SQL query · Editor: Kian O'Connor · How this site is built

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