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Find your middle school, high school or college in Washington below. With SchoolBookShare.com, students give their finished assigned books to younger students at the same school, for free. Every Book Drop happens at the school library.

1,906 schools in 311 Washington towns and cities: 1,320 public middle and high schools, 486 private schools and 100 colleges. The most are in Seattle, Spokane and Tacoma.

Addy

Almira

Amanda Park

Amboy

Asotin

Bellevue

Bickleton

Blaine

Bow

Brinnon

Brush Prairie

Burbank

Carbonado

Carnation

Carson

Cashmere

Centerville

Chattaroy

Cheney

Clallam Bay

Cle Eum

Clyde Hill

Colbert

Colfax

Concrete

Cook

Cosmopolis

Coulee Dam

Cowiche

Creston

Curtis

Darrington

DuPont

Duvall

East Wenatchee

Easton

Eatonville

Edison

Endicott

Fall City

Garfield

Glenwood

Goldendale

Grand Coulee

Granger

Harrington

Hoquiam

Hunters

Ilwaco

Inchelium

Ione

Kahlotus

Kalama

Kenmore

Kittitas

Klickitat

La Center

La Conner

La Push

LaCrosse

Lake Tapps

Lakebay

Lamont

Long Beach

Loon Lake

Lopez Island

Lyle

Mabton

Mansfield

Manson

Maple Valley

Mattawa

McCleary

Mead

Medical Lake

Milton

Morton

Mossyrock

Mountlake Terrace

Mt. Vernon

Mtlk Terrace

Napavine

Nespelem

North Bend

Oakesdale

Odessa

Onalaska

Orient

Oroville

Orting

Pateros

Paterson

Pe Ell

Pomeroy

Port Townsend

Prescott

Prosser

Rainier

Ravensdale

Ridgefield

Ritzville

Riverside

Rochester

Rockford

Royal City

SeaTac

Seattle

Sedro-Woolley

Selah

Shaw Island

Skamania

Skykomish

Snoqualmie

Soap Lake

Spokane

Sprague

Saint John

Stanwood

Stehekin

Steilacoom

Steptoe

Stevenson

Stuart Island

Tacoma

Tekoa

Tenino

Thorp

Toledo

Touchet

Toutle

Trout Lake

Union Gap

University Pla

University Place

Valley

Vancouver

Vashon

Waitsburg

Waldron Island

Washtucna

Waterville

Wellpinit

West Richland

Westport

White Swan

Wilbur

Wilson Creek

Winlock

Wishram

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School names come from the U.S. Department of Education's public school lists (NCES). Public schools shown teach grade 7 or higher. Tap any school to see its SchoolBookShare.com page and sign up.