Interactive Charts & Data

View the Kent School District (KSD) Fast Facts dashboard to learn more about our schools, students, community, staff, academic support offerings, and student performance through interactive charts and data.

The dashboard and this web page were created using information from the Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction (OSPI) Report Card.

Read key takeaways and learn more about the data available in the dashboard. 

We have 42 schools and academies.

• 28 elementary schools
• 6 middle schools
• 4 high schools
• 3 academies
• 1 early learning center

We serve 27,337 students.  

We are proud of our diversity. 

Student Demographics

• 51.8% of our students are male
• 48.2% of our students are female
• 21.3% of our students are learning the English language
• 12.6% of our students have disabilities

Student Race/Ethnicity

• 31.5% of our students are White
• 22.9% of our students are Hispanic/Latino of any race(s)
• 20.3% of our students are Asian
• 12.6% of our students are Black/African American
• 9.7% of our students are two or more races
• 2.6% of our students are Native Hawaiian/other Pacific Islander
• 0.3% of our students are American Indian/Alaskan Native 

Our families speak more than 130 languages. 

Top Five Languages

1. English
2. Spanish
3. Vietnamese
4. Russian/Ukrainian
5. Punjabi

Graduation Rates

• Class of 2020 Four-Year Graduation Rate: 87.8%
• Class of 2019 Four-Year Graduation Rate: 84.0%
• Class of 2018 Four-Year Graduation Rate: 83.7%
• Class of 2017 Four-Year Graduation Rate: 79.3%
• Class of 2016 Four-Year Graduation Rate: 78.8%

• We have more than 5,000 volunteers serving our students and staff each year.
• We have more than 600 partnerships with community and faith-based organizations and businesses supporting students and families in our district.

We serve approximately 19,000 families in roughly 72 square miles.

• Auburn
• Black Diamond
• Covington
• Kent
• Maple Valley
• Renton
• SeaTac
• Unincorporated King County

We operate a $597,479,746 budget, $419 million of which is in the General Fund.

Laptop to Student Ratio

• Grades K-6 have a 1:1 ratio.
• Grades 7-11 have a 1:1 ratio.
• Grade 12 has a 1:1 ratio.

Student to Teacher Ratios

Extra assistance is available to teachers when enrollment exceeds target class sizes.

• 1 teacher to 23 students in grades K-3
• 1 teacher to 27 students in grades 4-6
• 1 teacher to 30 students in grades 7-8
• 1 teacher to 32 students grades 9-12