Summary:
Eagle Point, Oregon is home to seven schools in Eagle Point School District 9 — three elementary, one middle, two high, and one alternative — serving about 2,801 students, from the 1,000-student Eagle Point High School down to the 47-student Lake Creek Learning Center. The district overall is rated 112th of 141 in Oregon, at the 21st percentile with 1 star, and its averages trail the state: ELA proficiency 32.8% versus 43.8%, math 24.1% versus 32.9%, science 22.0% versus 30.6%, and graduation 79.1% versus 83.0%. Poverty is nearly universal, with free/reduced lunch above 91% at every school (Hillside's reported 101.5% is a reporting anomaly).
Individual schools vary widely. Eagle Rock Elementary School is the most reliable bright spot: 55th percentile and 3 stars, ELA 45.1% and math 43.1% (both above state), and chronic absenteeism of 23.5%. Lake Creek Learning Center posts the city's highest ELA (60.0%) and math (64.0%), the lowest absenteeism (23.3%) and lowest student-teacher ratio (16.3), but with only 47 students, suppressed science, and no current ranking, its evidence base is thinner. Eagle Point High School pairs a 94.6% graduation rate and 52.9% ELA with weak math at 18.1%.
Math is the district-wide weakness, with only Lake Creek, Eagle Rock, and Eagle Point Middle School (33.2%) at or above the state rate; Crater Lake Academy (12.7%) and URCEO-Upper Rogue Center for Educational Opportunities (13.5%) lag far behind. Science is low wherever it is reported — no school exceeds the state's 30.6%. Hillside Elementary ranks lowest at 640th of 709, the 10th percentile with 0 stars, and science at 10.1%. URCEO has 89.3% chronic absenteeism and a 29.0% graduation rate. In this high-poverty district, outcomes differ dramatically from school to school.
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