Summary:
Oregon, Ohio is served by six schools — two elementary (K–4), two middle (5–6 and 7–8), and two high schools (9–12) — enrolling 2,934 students, with five schools in the Oregon City district (2,895 students) and the remaining 39 students at the separate Eagle Learning Center district; Oregon City ranks 274th of 773 districts statewide, at the 65th percentile with 3 stars.
Coy Elementary School is the standout, earning 4 stars and a 75th percentile rank in 2025–26 with all four reported tests above the state average, including 3rd grade math at 87 versus the state's 62.1, and the lowest chronic absenteeism in the district at 10.2. Fassett Junior High School has climbed from the 61st to the 69th percentile over three years, with Algebra I End-of-Course proficiency at 100% in 2025–26. Eisenhower Intermediate School posts strong 5th grade results — math 77.8 versus the state's 59.1 — though 6th grade math and ELA were at or slightly below state.
Clay High School has a 94.4% graduation rate and above-state social studies and biology scores, but Geometry is 35.1 against the state's 43.3, and its chronic absenteeism of 31.1 is the highest in the district; its rank fell to the 49th percentile with 2 stars. Starr Elementary School improved from the 45th to the 50th percentile but trailed the district in all four reported tests. Eagle Learning Center is a severe outlier: 97.9% chronic absenteeism and a 38.1% graduation rate, with no test, spending, or FRPL data listed. Note that spending figures are from 2018–19, and Eisenhower's and Eagle's rank histories are older than 2025–26.
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