BUYERS PACKAGE
Here’s a brief summary of the documents included in your buyer’s package that you will receive from Thurston County Title. These documents will need to be returned before closing. There is an opening letter on page one that contains instructions on how to proceed with the documents in the package.
• BUYER/ BORROWER INFORMATION
This form clears questions arising due to the community interest law in the State of Washington. This includes general contact information, marital status, and lender information.
• CLOSING AGREEMENT & ESCROW INSTRUCTIONS
This document designates and appoints Thurston County Title to act as the closing and escrow agent. The instructions define each portion of the closing agreements.
• INITIAL PRIVACY POLICY NOTICE
Thurston County Title and our employees are bound by privacy laws. This page is our acknowledgement that all of your informa- tion is kept confidential. It explains the kind of information we collect, how we use that information, and how we protect it.
• LPO DISCLOSURE NOTICE
Clarifies the legal powers that our Escrow Officers acting as Limited Practice Officer’s can offer and which documents they will prepare for your transaction.
• WIRE FRAUD ALERT
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ON-SITE SEWAGE SYSTEM INSPECTION DISCLOSURE
This form aims to warn and inform clients how hackers commit wire fraud and how to avoid being a victim of wire fraud.
Thurston County Environmental Health requires a Time of Transfer Eva luation Report for all sales that involve an onsite sew- age system. This document holds Thurston County Title harmless from any claim regarding this process and/or inspection fees required by Thurston County Environmental Health.
• PRELIMINARY TITLE REPORT
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THURSTON COUNTY TITLE-
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PROPERTY & TAX INFORMATION
Property Summary, Vesting Deed, Account Summary for Tax Purposes
ParcelInformation
Parcel#: 57250004400
SiteAddress: 8611HorizonLnSE
OlympiaWA98501
Owner: Pimpao,WilliamJ Pimpao,DonnaM
OwnerAddress: 8611HorizonLnSE
OlympiaWA98501
Twn/Range/Section: 17S/01W/18
ParcelSize: 030Acres(13,111SqFt)
LotDimensions: Front:0Depth:0
Plat/Subdivision: KeanlandPark
CensusTract/Block: 011720/1010
Waterfront:
LevyRate: 97099
AssessmentYear: 2022
TotalLandValue: $88,00000
TotalImprValue: $494,20000
TotalValue: $582,20000
Land
LandUse: 11-SINGLE-UNIT
Neighborhood: GTUF
TaxInformation Legal
Section18Township17Range1WQuarterSWNEPlat KEANLANDPARKLT44Document4462332
Zoning: RRR1/5-RuralResidentialResource 1/5
Sewer: Septic
Water: P Watershed: LowerDeschutesRiver
Recreation: SchoolDistrict: TumwaterSchoolDistrict
PrimarySchool: EastOlympiaElementary
HighSchool: TumwaterHighSchool
Improvement
YearBuilt: 2016
Stories: 1
Bathrooms: 325
Foundation: Concrete
FinSqFt: 2,138
ExtWalls: WOOD-SIDING
PorchSqFt: 366
PatioSqFt: 168
TransferInformation
LoanDate:10/14/2020
MiddleSchool: GeorgeBushMiddleSchool
BuildingType: RN-Rambler
Bedrooms: 3
FullBaths: 2
BuildingUse: 45-RESIDENCES
TotalRooms:
3Qtr/HalfBaths: 1/1
A/C: BasementFin/Unfin:
RoofCovering: COMPOSITION
Garage: 682-Built-In
RoofStyle: Gable Pool:
CarportSqFt:
Fireplace: 1
LoanAmt:$220,00000
DocNum:4791432
LoanType: FinanceType:Conventional Lender:QUICKENLNS
DeckSqFt:
Heat: Gas-HEAT-PUMP
DocType:DeedOfTrust
Rec Date:03/03/2017
Owner:WilliamJPimpao
Orig LoanAmt:$225,00000
SalePrice:$438,39400
DocNum:4552039 DocType:Deed
Grantor:DRPHOLDINGSLLC
TitleCo:THURSTONCOUNTYTITLECO
FinanceType: LoanType:Conventional Lender:WELLSFARGOBKNA
SentryDynamics,Inc anditscustomersmakenorepresentations,warrantiesorconditions,expressorimplied,astotheaccuracyor completenessofinformationcontainedinthisreport
Parcel Number: 57250004400
Situs Address: 8611 HORIZON LN SE
Owner: PIMPAO, WILLIAM J & DONNA M
Address: 8611 HORIZON LN SE OLYMPIA, WA 98501
Taxpayer: PIMPAO, WILLIAM J & DONNA M
Address: 8611 HORIZON LN SE OLYMPIA, WA 98501
Abbreviated
Thurston County Assessor
Sect/Town/Range: 18 17 1W Size: 0.30 Acres UseCode: 11 Single Unit TCA Number: 465 Neighborhood: GTUF Property Type: RES
Market Values
Residential Structures
Land Characteristics
Sales
Office of the Assessor
Date: 7/13/2023
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Property Account Summary
7/13/2023
Property Number 57250004400 Property Address 8611 HORIZON LN SE , OLYMPIA, WA 98501
Tax Balance
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General Information
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PropertyCategory LandandImprovements
Status Active,LocallyAssessed
TaxCodeArea 465
Remarks
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Map Created Using GeoData Public Website Parcel Boundaries
Published:
575 Scale 1: 0 7/13/2023
Note: Legend 25 50 Feet
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Parcel# 57250004400
TaxAccountNumber
SiteAddress 8611HorizonLnSE
OlympiaWA98501
Owner Pimpao,WilliamJ 8611HorizonLnSE OlympiaWA98501
ParcelSize 030Acres(13,111SqFt)
Town/Range/Section/ Quarter 17S/01W/18
Subdivision/Plat KeanlandPark
CondoName
LegalLot/Block 44
CensusTract/Block 011720/1010
JurisdictionName Olympia MarketTotalValue $582,20000(2022) AssessedTotalValue $582,20000(2022)
LevyCode(TaxCodeArea) 465 2023Taxes $5,73649
TaxExemptAmount
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Neighborhood GTUF Zoning RRR1/5-RuralResidential Resource1/5 Waterfront
Familyhouseholds,otherfamily,malehouseholder, nowifepresent,w/ownchildrenunder18yrs
Familyhouseholds,otherfamily,femalehouseholder, nohusbandpresent,w/ownchildrenunder18yrs
NEIGHBORHOOD INFORMATION
Demographics and Regional Trail Guide, Comparable Property Search
Welcome
Connecting people, places, and ideas
Congratulations on your recent move! As a Thurston County resident, you can sign up (online or in-person) for a free Timberland Regional Library card, opening the doors to a vibrant world of possibilities!
The TRL collection includes books, eBooks, CDs, DVDs, eAudiobooks, eMagazines, Library of Things, Assistive Devices (WATAP), Zines, Birding Backpacks, online resources, and much more!
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TRL Activities & Resources
Access these resources and more!
Learn Play Grow
TRL StoryTrail
Learn, Play, Grow: Weekly live, interactive virtual classes focus on songs, rhymes, movements and stories. Each program is led by talented library staff.
TRL StoryTrail: Collaboration with Olympia Parks, enjoy a nature walk and a great book on signs placed along the trail.
Anywhere Book Club: Read, listen, or watch with no waiting on selected titles. Titles change monthly. Variety of levels available.
Virtual Online Events: Programs moved from in-person to online. Check out our calendar for upcoming programs and register for zoom invites. events.TRL.org
OverDrive: Offers a wide range of ebooks and audiobooks in all genres and works with almost any device
Libby: Download the app on Google Play or Apple App to borrow ebooks and audiobooks powered by OverDrive
Kanopy: Stream over 30,000 indie and classic films
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Creativebug: Art & craft video classes taught by design experts and artists
Lynda.com: Online classes with topics on software, technology, creative, and business skills
Plan your visit!
Take & Make Activity Bag: Enjoy a craft, with supplies and directions, to complete at home. Variety of ages and available at selected locations, while supplies last.
Summer Library Program: June 1 - August 31 Programs and activities for the whole family. Complete the reading log to earn a prize!
MyTRL: Special student digital account allow students to login to TRL all without needing a physical card
Worksource: Partnership helping job seekers, entrepreneurs and small business owners
Services will vary by location, check with your library or TRL.org/plan
Thurston County Locations
Lacey Timberland Library 500 College St SE; 360.491.3860 Olympia Timberland Library 313 8th Ave SE; 360.352.0595
Events Calendar
Bookmark our online event calendar for free upcoming programs at events.TRL.org
Bookdrops
TRL library card gives you access to these locations and an additional twenty-two locations in Grays Harbor, Lewis, Mason, and Pacific Counties. For complete list of locations, visit TRL.org/locations
Tenino Timberland Library 172 Central Ave W; 360.264.2369
Tumwater Timberland Library 7023 New Market St; 360.943.7790
Yelm Timberland Library 210 Prairie Park St; 360.458.3374
As a convenience to you, most checked out items can be returned to any TRL bookdrop. A few specific marked items need to be returned to the location on the item.
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City of Olympia Regional Trail Guide
Rain or shine, getting out in the fresh air is good for the body and mind. Whether the agenda is a simple stroll, power walk, nature hike or bike ride, trails in the greater Olympia area can meet the need.
Urban Park Trails
Capitol Lake
1.5 miles, mixed surface including compacted crushed surface and concrete – Easily accessible from downtown, this promenade circles the reflecting lake for the State Capitol building. A favorite lunchtime stroll. Location: Downtown Olympia, bordered by Deschutes Parkway, Fifth Ave. and Water St.
Restrooms available
Horses allowed on trail
Barrier free trail or segment of trail
No vehicle parking
No Dogs
No Bicycles
Where allowed, dogs and other pets must be on leash. Please clean up and properly dispose of pet waste.
Friendly Grove Park
.33 miles, paved – Loop trail within a multi-purpose neighborhood park . Location: 2316 Friendly Grove Rd. NE, just south of 26th Ave. NE.
Harry Fain’s Legion Park
.13 miles, unpaved – Short nature trail in a small, wooded neighborhood park. Location: At the corner of Eastside St. and 20th Ave.
Heritage Park South Overlook Trail
Compacted crushed surface – 2,000 foot switchback trail links the Capitol Campus to Heritage Park. Location: South end of Heritage Park, on Capitol Lake.
Indian Creek Stormwater Treatment Facility
.33 miles, unpaved – This innovative, award-winning design combines bioengineering, stormwater treatment and public art. The site feels more like a place of natural discovery than a hardworking clean water facility. Location: Corner of Frederick St. and Wheeler Ave. SE.
LBA Park
.7 miles, paved and unpaved segments – Loops through multipurpose park. Location: 3333 Morse-Merryman Rd. SE.
Madison Scenic Park
.13 miles, unpaved – Dramatic vistas of downtown, the Capitol buildings and the Capitol Campus from this neighborhood park. Location: 10th Ave. SE, just east of Central St.
Percival Landing Boardwalk
.9 miles, boardwalk – Scenic stroll along Budd Bay offers public art, historic interpretive sites and waterfront views of the Olympic Mountains. Restaurants, shops, playground and restroom facilities border the path. Viewing tower at north end within Port Plaza by the Farmers Market. Location: Boardwalk extends north from the 4th Ave. Bridge along the water.
Stevens Field
.4 miles, unpaved – Nature trail in conjunction with sports fields and Lincoln Elementary School. Location: 300 24th Ave. SE, off of South Capitol Way.
Sunrise Park
.22 miles, paved, .14 miles, unpaved – Short loop trail within neighborhood park. Hillside path to view of Mt. Rainer and sunrise. Location: Bing St. NW, off of Bush Ave.
Tumwater Falls Park
.5 miles, compacted crushed gravel – Trail follows the lower 1/4 mile of the Deschutes River before it enters Capitol Lake, formerly Budd Inlet. Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife maintains fish ladders and hatchery facilities on site. Waterfall and grotto views. For more information, call the Olympia Tumwater Foundation, 360/943-2550. Location: C St. and Deschutes Way in Tumwater. Trail starts behind Falls Terrace Restaurant.
Tumwater Historic Park
.5 miles, mixed surfacing – Trail borders the Deschutes River, providing access to the river and bird watching. Park trails connect with the pathway system around Capitol Lake. Location: Simmons Rd. SE, off of Deschutes Pkw.
Wonderwood Park
.25 miles, paved – An easy walk through the woods of a community park, located in the Lacey suburbs. Location: Two entrances-31st Avenue off of College St. and Brentwood Dr. off of Ruddell Rd.
Yauger Park
.9 miles, unpaved – Quick nature getaway on Olympia’s west side, trail enters woods for part of its length then loops past ball fields, skate court and picnic sites. Location: 3100 Capitol Mall Dr. SW.
Nature Trails
Burfoot Park
3.8 miles, unpaved – Trail leads through second growth conifer forest to a 1,000 foot long pebble beach on Puget Sound. Popular for sunsets. 1/4 mile long Horizon Trail is ADA and a Braille trail. Location: 6 miles north of Olympia on Boston Harbor Rd.
Frye Cove
3 miles, unpaved – Great views of Mt. Rainier and Eld Inlet reward the hiker at this beachfront park. Location: Take Highway 101 to Steamboat Island Rd. Go approximately 6 miles to the park.
Garfield Nature Trail
.33 miles, unpaved, steps – Forested ravine trail in NW Olympia crosses several bridges over a seasonal creek. Location: Trail access from Rogers St. between Conger and Madison, or on West Bay Dr.
Kenneydell Park
1 mile of trail, paved and unpaved Regional park offers forested trails, swimming and recreation amenities on Black Lake. Location: 6745 Fair view Rd. SW.
Lake Lois Park Habitat
Preserve
.4 miles, unpaved – Trail leads through a unique natural wetland/ wildlife system in the heart of Lacey’s urban area. Location: East on Martin Way to Carpenter Rd., turn right.
McLane Creek Nature Trail in Capitol Forest
Mima Mounds Natural Area Preserve
.5 miles paved, 2.0 + miles unpaved – Trails lead through this geological wonder of gently sloping mounds up to 30 feet across and 7 feet tall. An interpretive shelter explains theories of mound formation, and trail brochures guide a natural history walk. Educational groups and research requests, please contact DNR Central Region 360-748-2383. Location: I-5 south to exit 95, travel west on Route #121 to Littlerock, continue west .5 mile on 128th, at T turn right on Waddell Creek Rd., travel .9 miles to preserve entrance on left.
Nisqually National Wildlife Refuge
1 mile and 5.5 miles, mixed surfacing including boardwalk
Two loops of 1.1 miles and .6 miles, mixed surface with boardwalk Nature trails provide viewing of ducks, wrens, otters, beaver and the life cycle of salmon. Another trail of .75 miles, accessed via the upper parking area, leads through a demonstration forest. Large groups should call ahead at 360/748-2383. Location: 6 miles south of Hwy. 101 on Delphi Rd.
Segments
Millersylvania State Park
Unpaved trail system – Miles of trails wind through the park, including 6.6 miles good for children and a one mile exercise trail. Location: Millersylvania is 10 miles south of Olympia, off I-5, exit 95, at 1245 Tilley Rd. S.
Well marked and easy trail system provides opportunity to see eagles, waterfowl and other birds. The 1 mile Nisqually River Trail is ADA accessible and runs through a wooded plain with views to the scenic river. The 5.5 mile Brown Farm Dike Trail offers the longest stroll and portions are generally closed to the public from mid-October - January. The visitor center is open Wednesday-Sunday, 9am-4pm. Entrance fee. For more information, including organized walks and programs, call the Nisqually National Wildlife Refuge, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, at 360/753-9467. Location: I-5 North to the Nisqually Exit (#114). Follow the signs.
Pioneer Park
.5 miles unimproved trail and 1.2 miles of mixed surfacing
Unimproved trails offer access to the Deschutes River and beach areas, while other trail leads through the park. Location: 5800 Henderson Blvd. south of Yelm Hwy.
Priest Point Park/Ellis Cove Trail
2.4 miles, mixed surfacing including boardwalks and steps – Site of ancient Squaxin Island family villages, now characterized by towering trees and nesting osprey. Tidal shoreline trail crosses watersheds before ending on the shore of South Puget Sound. Gravel beach and mud flats at low tide. Opportunities to see waterfowl and water views. East side of the park has shorter nature trails. Location: 2600 East Bay Dr. NE.
Tolmie State Park
Three loops of 1.25 miles, .75 miles, and .25 miles, unpaved Take your pick of forest or water views. Low tide cobble and shell beach. Open Wednesday-Sunday only. Location: From I-5 North, take the Marvin Rd. exit, go over the freeway and take a right on Hogum Bay Rd. Follow the signs. For more information, call 360/456-6464.
Tumwater Hill Park
.75 miles, unpaved – Trail leads through a wooded, hilly area in an undeveloped park. Location: 3115 Ridgeview Ct. SW.
Watershed Park
1.5 miles, mixed surfacing including boardwalks and steps – Loop trail winds through over 153 acres of temperate rain forest crossing numerous springs and Moxlie Creek. Home to owls, deer and salmon. Opportunities for forest solitude. Location: Trailhead parking lot on Henderson Blvd. south of I-5. Pedestrian entrances on Eastside St. and 22nd Ave.
Woodard Bay Natural Resources
Conservation Area, Overlook Trail
0.5 miles, compacted crushed rock – Short trail continues on the old Chehalis Western Railroad grade into natural area to Woodard Bay viewpoint. Location: Parking at DNR trailhead parking lot on Woodard Bay Rd. just north of Lemon Rd.
Woodard Bay Natural Resources
Conservation Area, Whitham Road and Loop Trail
.75 mile, paved and 1 mile, unpaved – Wildlife viewing is abundant along the mature forest and shoreline. Shorter trail leads to the shore and provides opportunities to see great blue herons and seals. Longer trail includes steps and elevated boardwalks, and traverses through a maturing forest. Education groups and research requests please contact DNR Central Region, 360/748-2383. Location: Parking off Woodard Bay Rd. just west of the bridge over Woodard Bay.
Regional Trails
I-5 Bike Path
2.75 miles, paved – The 10 foot wide path parallels the Interstate5 corridor between Martin Way in Lacey and both Henderson Blvd, and 14th Ave. near the State Capitol Campus in Olympia with on and off ramps at major streets. The path essentially serves as the northern most terminus to the Chehalis-Western trail corridor.
Chehalis-Western Trail North
For more information, call the Washington State Department of Transportation at (360) 357-2728, or visit their website at www.wsdot.wa.gov Location: Accesses points include:
• SE corner of I-5 and Martin Way
• College St. SE and 3rd Ave.
• South side of I-5 and Sleater-Kinney SE
• South side of I-5 and Pacific Ave. interchange
• South side of I-5 and Lilly Rd. SE
• South side of I-5 and Blvd. Rd. SE
• Eastside St. bridge over I-5
• 14th Ave. and Cherry St. SE
• Vicinity of Henderson Blvd. and I-5
Capitol Forest
5.2 miles, paved – Originally part of the Chehalis Western Railroad, this popular trail now links Woodard Bay with Martin Way. Fun trail for bicycling, skating and long walks through woods, past ponds and with views to Mt. Rainier. Separate gravel trail for horses. Parking for horse trailers, horse manure receptacle and horse mounting station. Connections to the segment of the Chehalis-Western Trail owned and maintained by Thurston County, south of Pacific Ave. (see following listing), can be made using sidewalks or bike lanes on Lilly Rd. or SleaterKinney and Pacific Ave. Future plans call for a connecting bridge across I-5. Location: Parking off Woodard Bay Rd. just north of Lemon Rd. Trail access is also available along 4000 block of Martin Way near the bus stop and at cross streets including 26th Ave. and South Bay Rd.
Chehalis-Western Trail South
Approximately 160 miles of unpaved multiple use unpaved trails, separated into two systems – North end of forest is motorized (not 4x4) from April 1-October 31, mt. bikes and hikers allowed all year. South trails are open for horse use April 1-October 31 and are open to mt. bikes and hikers year round. There are several short 1 mile segments for hikers only. Location: Major access points for Motorized Trail System are : Middle Waddell Trailhead (Waddell Creek County Rd.), Rock Candy Trailhead (off Hwy. 8) and Porter Creek Campground (off Hwy. 12 and Forest Rd) Major access point of non-motorized system are: Margaret McKenny (off Waddell Creek County Rd.), Mima Trailhead (Marksman County Rd.) and Porter Creek Campground (off Hwy. 12 and Forest Rd.). Other access points are in the interior of the forest off unpaved forest roads.
(April 1 - October 31)
Approximately 14 miles, paved – For those seeking longer paved trails for biking, skating, running and other recreation. Paved trail is open to pedestrians, bicycles, wheelchairs and other nonmotorized recreational use. Includes views to Chambers Lake, Mt. Rainier, woodlands and other features. Plans are to connect this trail to the Yelm to Tenino Trail. Location: Trailhead parking is at the Chambers Lake Boat Launch east of intersection of Elizabeth and Fones Rds. Trail may also be accessed from other road crossings including the Yelm Hwy. east of Indian Summer Golf Course.
Olympia Woodland Trail
1.5 miles, compacted crushed rock – Gravel trail follows abandoned railway corridor between Eastside St. and Dayton Ave. Will connect with Chehalis-Western Trail in the future. Partners include the Washington Department of Transportation and the Woodland Trail Greenway Association. Location: Trail access from Eastside St., Frederick St. and Dayton Ave.
(south of 89th)
Olympia Parks, Arts &
Washington State Recreation Department Department of General www.ci.olympia.wa.us/par Administration 360/753-8380 360/664-2700
Lacey Parks & Washington State Recreation Department Department of www.ci.lacey.wa.us Natural Resources 360/491-0857
www.dnr.wa.gov 1-800-527-3305 ext. 111
Thurston County Parks & Recreation
Washington State Parks Department and Recreation Commission www.thurston-parks.org
www.parks.wa.gov 360/786-5595 360/902-8844
Tumwater Parks & Recreation Department www.ci.tumwater.wa.us 360/754-4160
This trail guide has been compiled by the City of Olympia Parks, Arts & Recreation Department, with assistance from regional trail providers and the Olympia Lodging Tax Fund.
Individually, and in partnership with civic and government organizations, the programs of the Olympia PARKS, ARTS & RECREATION Department reflect the needs of our citizens, building a strong foundation for the social, economic and environmental future of our community.
For more information about Olympia Parks, Arts & Recreation, please visit our website at www.ci.olympia.wa.us/par or call 360/753-8380.
The City of Olympia is committed to the non-discriminatory treatment of all persons in employment and the delivery of goods and services.
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SCHOOL INFORMATION
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AssignedPrimarySchool EastOlympiaElementary
AssignedMiddleSchool GeorgeBushMiddleSchool
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ChambersPrairieElementary School
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School#1
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DistFromSubject293miles
School CentennialElementary SiteAddress 263745thAveSE
City Olympia Zip 98501
Type 1-Regularschool Students 447
Charter No
Title1Elig 2-No
Free/Reduced Lunch 65
Student/Teacher Ratio 1455
Male 221
School#2
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Magnet No
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FTETeachers Count 3073
GradeLevels Prekindergarten-5thGrade
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DistFromSubject294miles
School ChambersPrairieElementarySchool SiteAddress 6501VirginiaStSE
City Lacey Zip 98513
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Student/Teacher Ratio 1440 GradeLevels Kindergarten-6thGrade
Male 251 Female 226
School#3
SchoolDistrict TumwaterSchoolDistrict
DistFromSubject095miles
School EastOlympiaElementary SiteAddress 8700RichRoad
City Olympia Zip 98501
Type 1-Regularschool Students 517
Charter No
Title1Elig 2-No
Magnet No
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Student/Teacher Ratio 1629
GradeLevels Kindergarten-6thGrade
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School#4
SchoolDistrict TumwaterSchoolDistrict
DistFromSubject358miles
School GeorgeBushMiddleSchool SiteAddress 212083rdAvenueSW
City Tumwater Zip 98512
Type 1-Regularschool Students 751
Charter No
Title1Elig 1-Yes
Free/Reduced Lunch 274
Student/Teacher Ratio 2055
Male 389
Magnet No
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FTETeachers Count 3655
GradeLevels 6thGrade-8thGrade
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School#5
SchoolDistrict NorthThurstonPublicSchools
DistFromSubject208miles
School HorizonsElementary SiteAddress 460167thAveSE
City Lacey Zip 98513
Type 1-Regularschool Students 452
Charter No
Title1Elig 2-No
Free/Reduced Lunch 127
Student/Teacher Ratio 1447
Male 222
School#6
SchoolDistrict
Magnet No
Title1 6-NotaTitleIschool
FTETeachers Count 3123
GradeLevels Kindergarten-6thGrade
Female 230
DistFromSubject091miles
School OlympiaWaldorfSchool SiteAddress 8030NormandyStSE
City Olympia Zip 98501
Type 3-SpecialProgramEmphasis Students 123
Charter Magnet
Title1Elig Title1
Free/Reduced Lunch FTETeachers Count
Student/Teacher Ratio
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School#7
SchoolDistrict SouthKitsapSchoolDistrict
DistFromSubject284miles
School PacificNorthwestConnectionsAcademy SiteAddress 111TumwaterBlvdSESteB203
City Tumwater Zip 98501
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Free/Reduced Lunch 6 FTETeachers Count
Student/Teacher Ratio
GradeLevels 1stGrade-12thGrade
Male 395 Female 471
School#8
SchoolDistrict TumwaterSchoolDistrict
DistFromSubject343miles
School TumwaterHighSchool SiteAddress 700IsraelRoad City Tumwater Zip 98501
Type 1-Regularschool Students 1131
Charter No
Title1Elig 2-No
Free/Reduced Lunch 301
Student/Teacher Ratio 2079
Male 583
School#9
SchoolDistrict MaryMKnightSchoolDistrict
Magnet No
Title1 6-NotaTitleIschool
FTETeachers Count 5439
GradeLevels 9thGrade-12thGrade
Female 548
DistFromSubject283miles
School WashingtonConnectionsAcademy-MaryM Knight SiteAddress 111TumwaterBlvdSE
City Tumwater Zip 98501
Type 1-Regularschool Students 1396
Charter No
Title1Elig 2-No
Magnet No
Title1 6-NotaTitleIschool
Free/Reduced Lunch 205 FTETeachers Count 2967
Student/Teacher Ratio 4705
Male 740
GradeLevels Kindergarten-12thGrade
Female 656
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