Thank you for your interest in the Lead in School Drinking Water sampling and testing program at the Department of Health (DOH). Lead test results for schools sampled and tested by DOH starting in 2022 can now be found in our updated Test Results webpage. You can also find results for testing done 2018-2020 and 2022 to present on the Washington Tracking Network Dashboard. For information or questions regarding the Lead in School Drinking Water program, please contact leadfreekids@doh.wa.gov.
Search Results for Testing Done After 2022
Lead in School Drinking Water Test Results – 2018 to 2020
| County | School District | School | Results | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| King | Highline | White Center Hgths Elementary | Results | |
| King | Kent | Carriage Crest Elementary | Results | |
| King | Kent | Cedar Valley Elementary | Results | |
| King | Kent | Covington Elementary | Results | |
| King | Kent | East Hill Elementary | Results | |
| King | Kent | Fairwood Elementary | Results | |
| King | Kent | George T. Daniel Elementary | Results | |
| King | Kent | Grass Lake Elementary School | Results | |
| King | Kent | Jenkins Creek Elementary | Results | |
| King | Kent | Kent Elementary School | Results | |
| King | Kent | Kent Valley Early Learning Center | Results | |
| King | Kent | Lake Dolloff Elementary | Results | |
| King | Kent | Lake Youngs Elementary | Results | |
| King | Kent | Martin Sortun Elementary | Results | |
| King | Kent | Meadow Ridge Elementary | Results | |
| King | Kent | Meridian Elementary School | Results | |
| King | Kent | Neely O Brien Elementary | Results | |
| King | Kent | Park Orchard Elementary | Results | |
| King | Kent | Sawyer Woods Elementary | Results | |
| King | Kent | Sunrise Elementary | Results | |
| King | Northshore | Arrowhead Elementary | Results | |
| King | Northshore | Bear Creek Elementary | Results | |
| King | Northshore | Cottage Lake Elementary | Results | |
| King | Northshore | East Ridge Elementary | Results | |
| King | Northshore | Hollywood Hill Elementary | Results | |
| King | Northshore | Kenmore Elementary | Results | |
| King | Northshore | Kokanee Elementary | Results | |
| King | Northshore | Lockwood Elementary | Results | |
| King | Northshore | Maywood Elementary | Results | |
| King | Northshore | Sunrise Elementary | Results | |
| King | Northshore | Woodinville Elementary | Results | |
| King | Northshore | Woodmoor Elementary | Results | |
| King | Renton | Albert Talley Senior High School | Results | |
| King | Renton | Benson Hill Elementary | Results | |
| King | Renton | Bryn Mawr ELementary School | Results | |
| King | Renton | Campbell Hill Elementary School | Results | |
| King | Renton | Cascade Elementary School - Renton | Results | |
| King | Renton | Dimmitt Middle School | Results | |
| King | Renton | H.O.M.E Program | Results | |
| King | Renton | Hazelwood Elementary School | Results | |
| King | Renton | Hazen Senior High | Results | |
| King | Renton | Highlands Elementary School | Results | |
| King | Renton | Honey Dew Elementary School | Results | |
| King | Renton | Kennydale Elementary School | Results | |
| King | Renton | Kholwes Education Center | Results | |
| King | Renton | Lindbergh Senior High | Results | |
| King | Renton | Maplewood Heights Elementary | Results | |
| King | Renton | McKnight Middle School | Results | |
| King | Renton | Meadow Crest Early Learning Center | Results | |
| King | Renton | Nelsen Middle School | Results |
Lead in School Drinking Water
To address the concerns about lead in drinking water, and to reduce children's overall exposure to lead in the environment, in 2021, the legislature passed, and the governor signed Engrossed Second Substitute House Bill (E2SHB) 1139 (PDF). In passing the bill, the legislature follows the advice of the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and Environmental Protection Agency that there is no known safe level of lead in a child's blood. Even low levels of lead exposure can cause permanent cognitive, academic, and behavioral difficulties in children.
E2SHB 1139, now RCW 43.70.830 and RCW 28A.210.410, will require that drinking water outlets in school buildings built, or with all plumbing replaced, before 2016 be tested for the presence and level of lead contamination by June 30, 2026, and every five years thereafter. In addition, schools must notify community of lead test results and develop action plans for remediation if test results exceed the health-based standard of five parts per billion.
Concentration of lead in drinking water, even when it exceeds 15 ppb, is low compared to other sources of lead such as lead paint. The likelihood of drinking water at school alone causing an elevated blood lead level is very low. If you believe your child may have been exposed to lead in the environment, contact your healthcare provider.
Resources
Lead Poisoning Prevention—Health effects of lead, common sources, and how to prevent exposure.