Summary:
Chiloquin, Oregon is home to a single public elementary school: Chiloquin Elementary School, a K–6 campus of 227 students on 2nd Avenue in Klamath County, part of the Klamath County School District. Because there is only one elementary school in the city, there is nothing to compare it against locally — parents' real reference points are the district and the state.
Academically, the school sits below both. In 2025–26, 24.0% of students were proficient in English Language Arts, 23.3% in math and 25.9% in science, compared with state rates of 43.8%, 32.9% and 30.6%. The district (41.1% ELA, 28.3% math) also outpaces the school. Its weakness in reading and writing is unusual: statewide, ELA scores run about 11 points above math, but here the two are nearly even, meaning ELA is the sharper gap. Grade 5 is the deepest dip — 14.8% proficient in both ELA and math, the lowest in the file, and 32.3 points below the state in reading. Grade 6 math is the one bright spot, at 33.3% — above both the district (25.9%) and state (29.7%). Grade 5 science (25.9%) also beats the district. Grade-level numbers are small, roughly 30 students per grade, so treat them as directional.
The school is improving: its accountability percentile rose from 9 to 11 to 19 over three years, and it earned one star. Still, roughly four in five Oregon elementary schools rank higher, and the district sits at the 45th percentile. Attendance is the biggest red flag: 37.8% of students were chronically absent in 2024–25, above the district (31.0%) and state (33.5%). Meanwhile, resources look solid — $24,680 per student and a 14.4 student-teacher ratio — and 91.63% of students qualify for free or reduced-price lunch, a key context for the results.
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