Prescott School District is located in Eastern Washington and is a short drive from Walla Walla and the Blue Mountains.

We have students in full-day Preschool through 12th grade. Robotics, Coding, Art, Music, Outdoor Living, River Ecology, and Family & Consumer Science provide exciting extended learning opportunities.

Our Prescott High students can earn college credits in English, thanks to a partnership with Eastern Washington University, when they take English 101 and 170 courses here at our school.

Want to know more about Prescott Schools? Contact Superintendent Bradford or call our office at 509-849-2217. Take An Aerial Tour Here

Prescott was named in 1881 after C. H. Prescott, the general superintendent of the Oregon Railway and Navigation Company after he designated it the location for the railway's division shops. The town was platted May 12, 1882 by the Oregon Improvement Co. In 1883, the Great Northern Pacific flour mills were built by H. P. Isaacs.

Prescott was officially incorporated on March 13, 1903. Captain John Mullan built the historic Mullan Road from Walla Walla to Fort Benton, Montana from 1858-1862. A portion of the road runs along the current State Road 125 from Walla Walla to near Prescott. A memorial there commemorates the event.