Summary:
High schools in Oregon CUSD 220 consist of one school, Oregon Junior/Senior High School, serving grades 7–12 and enrolling 627 students. Because it is the only school in the area, the most important takeaway is its subject split: 2025–26 IAR ELA proficiency was 65% versus 56% statewide, while math was 30% versus 40% statewide—an 8-point ELA advantage and a 10-point math shortfall.
Oregon Junior/Senior High School has strong graduation and ELA results, but math and attendance stand out as concerns. Its 2025–26 graduation rate was 96%, 7 points above the state’s 90%; chronic absenteeism was 27%, 4 points above the state’s 24%. The math gap also appears on the grade 11 ACT: 30% proficiency compared with 40% statewide, a 10-point shortfall. Grade 9 PreACT results offer a bright spot: ELA was 70% versus 62% statewide, and science was 57% versus 47%, while grade 9 math was 38% versus 42%.
Over time, ELA and science lost ground relative to the state, while math remained below it. IAR ELA proficiency fell from 71% in 2024–25 to 65% in 2025–26 as the state rose from 53% to 56%, narrowing the school’s advantage by 10 points. Grade 8 science fell from 56% to 53% while the state rose from 45% to 52%, reducing the school’s advantage from 10 points to 1. SchoolDigger’s 2025–26 rank-history entry gives the school 256th place out of 620, the 59th percentile, and 3 stars; its percentile was also 59th in 2023–24. The school’s 2024–25 student–teacher ratio was 14.4, and 49% of students were free/reduced lunch eligible that year. The list contains only one school, so it cannot show how schools compare with one another.
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