Summary
’O Me-nok Learning Center is a K–6 elementary school in Klamath, in Del Norte County, with 86 students. Its test results are below district and state averages, but the most urgent concern is attendance: in 2025–26, chronic absenteeism was 54%, compared with 23% in Del Norte County Unified and 18% statewide. Nearby same-district schools ranged from 16% to 30%, leaving O Me-nok 24 percentage points above the next-highest rate.
Among its nearby same-district schools with reported scores, O Me-nok’s clearest relative strength is English language arts (ELA), while math is its weakest subject compared with peers and the state. In 2025–26, ELA proficiency was 20%, third among five schools and close to the peer average of 21%; math was 10%, second-lowest and 6 points below the peer average of 16%. Science was 12%, also second-lowest and 4 points below the peer average of 15%. All three results were below district averages—ELA by 12 points, math by 11, and science by 17—and state averages—by 30, 29, and 24 points, respectively. O Me-nok’s math result was its farthest below the nearby peer average.
Results over time are mixed: from 2022–23 to 2025–26, ELA rose from 10% to 20%, narrowing its gap with the state by 7 points, while math rose only 2 points, to 10%, and its state gap widened by 2 points. SchoolDigger ranks O Me-nok in the 6th percentile statewide, with 0 stars and a rank of 5,480 out of 5,804; its percentile has improved from 1 in 2022–23 and 2023–24. Contextual measures include a 14.3:1 student–teacher ratio in 2024–25, the lowest among five same-district schools, and 87% free/reduced lunch eligible in 2024–25, the highest among nearby schools with comparable data. Per-student spending was $34,835 in 2024–25, above the nearby same-district range of $21,902–$31,104; these figures describe the school but do not explain its scores. Third-grade ELA and math results are suppressed by the state.
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