Summary:
Oregon-Davis School Corp is a small rural Indiana district with just two schools — one elementary serving grades K–6 and one junior-senior high serving grades 7–12 — educating 527 students combined, and it ranks 213th of 374 districts in the state (43rd percentile, 2 stars). The district's results are split almost in half: the elementary school is currently performing well, while the junior-senior high is struggling academically, especially in math.
Oregon-Davis Elementary School is the district's bright spot. It enrolls 299 students, is rated 3 stars, and ranks 397th of 1,015 schools (61st percentile) — an improvement from 2 stars and 41st percentile two years ago. Its math results are strong: 50.38% of all grades tested proficient in math, well above the district's 37.44%, with 3rd-grade math at 70% proficient versus Indiana's 51.9%. Third-grade ELA is also above state (53.33% vs. 40.8%). Areas to watch are chronic absenteeism at 18.5%, which is above both the district (17.4%) and state (16.7%), plus a one-year drop in 5th-grade social studies, from 51.43% to 36.67%.
Oregon-Davis Junior-Senior High School enrolls 228 students and is rated 2 stars, ranking 277th of 415 schools (33rd percentile). Its strengths are real: a 100% graduation rate, 10.3 points above the state's 89.7%, and chronic absenteeism of 15.9%, better than the district and state. But math is a serious weakness — 13.89% proficient across all grades, 7th-grade math at 18.18%, 8th-grade math at 10.26%, and SAT math at 12%, all far below state levels. SAT ERW (44%) also trails the state's 51.9%, so even the stronger ELA results don't fully translate into college readiness. For parents, the key takeaway is that the elementary is on an upward path while the secondary school's most urgent need is math support in grades 7–8 and beyond.
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