Washington School

Lincoln Elementary School enrolls more than 200 students in grades four through six and offers a variety of educational and extracurricular programs. It offers a variety of programs, such as professional development, gifted and talented education, mentoring and induction, special education, accelerated reading, English as a second language, reading support, Title I and external school day programs. Its extended school program includes various after school fun and educational programs and a tutoring club. The school also offers counseling, food and transportation services to its students. It is a part of the Washington School District, which serves more than 1,800 students. Lincoln Elementary School is located in Washington, Iowa.

Stewart Elementary School is located in Washington, Iowa. The school serves more than 450 students in grades kindergarten through three. The student-teacher ratio of the school is 11-to-1. Its curriculum includes reading and language arts, foreign languages, science, social studies, math and health. It also includes art, music, computers and physical education. The school has a full-time guidance counselor to work with students individually, in small groups and in classrooms. The elementary school is part of the Washington School Community District that also includes one elementary school, one middle school and one high school.

Washington High School is an academic institution that has an enrollment of more than 400 students in grades 10 through 12. The school conducts social studies, language arts and science classes. It organizes a variety of sports activities that includes football, volleyball, basketball, wrestling, soccer and softball. The school offers guidance and counseling services. Washington High School provides special, physical, and computers and career education classes. It organizes field trips and music, speech and drama competitions. The school has an online media center and provides a teacher advisor program for students. It offers memberships for an art service club, as well as offers courses in business education, industrial technology, social studies, and family and consumer science. Washington High School is a part of the Washington Community School District, which governs various elementary, middle and high schools.