Impact Demographics
Impact Students Are Outperforming Their Peers
Washington’s public charter schools are delivering strong academic results. Students in grades 4–8 are outperforming similar public school peers in both Math and English Language Arts – according to an independent analysis that compared students with similar academic, racial/ethnic, and economic backgrounds.
Black charter school students are achieving significantly stronger academic outcomes than their peers in local district schools.
Hispanic/Latino charter school students are also achieving significantly stronger academic outcomes than their peers in local district schools.
Proven Results.
The Impact Difference.
Academic Excellence That Gets Noticed
Impact | Puget Sound Elementary has been recognized by the Washington School Recognition Program for exceptional student growth. Impact schools overall have demonstrated strong academic performance – showing what’s possible when high expectations meet individualized support.
A Proven Model That's Growing
Impact is building on its strong elementary foundation to create a seamless educational experience as scholars grow. The Washington State Charter School Commission has approved Impact’s expansion into secondary grades, citing the network’s demonstrated academic outcomes and operational readiness.
Today, Impact is growing from a network of elementary schools into a community where scholars can continue their journey through middle school and beyond!
Sources: Washington State Board of Education, 2026 Public Charter Schools Report; Excellent Schools Washington & Washington State Charter Schools Association, Game Changers. Academic results reflect 2023–24 assessment data. Math and ELA matched-peer findings use an independent WSAC analysis; Science and demographic comparisons are charter-sector vs. local-district proficiency comparisons.