Summary:
Enterprise, Oregon is home to three public schools serving a combined listed enrollment of about 422 students: Enterprise Elementary School for grades K–6 (224 students), Enterprise High School for grades 7–12 (192 students), and the very small Troy Elementary School for grades K–8 (6 students). Most local students attend Enterprise School District 21, which enrolls 416 students and ranks 17th out of 141 Oregon districts — the 88th percentile, with 4 stars. Troy is its own single-school district, Troy School District 54. There is no school classified as a middle school here, and no alternative school; the high school building covers grades 7–12.
Enterprise High School is the area's clear academic standout. It ranks 24th out of 271 Oregon high schools for 2025–2026 — the 91st percentile, with 5 stars — up from 61st of 268 in 2023–2024. Its graduation rate is 94.6% versus Oregon's 83.0%, and 11th-grade proficiency is strong: ELA 70.4% (state 46.0%), math 40.7% (state 22.9%), and science 55.6% (state 33.8%). Enterprise Elementary School also performs well, ranking 205th of 709 schools with 4 stars and beating state rates in ELA (55.9% vs. 43.8%), math (42.6% vs. 32.9%), and science (32.1% vs. 30.6%).
Two concerns stand out. Chronic absenteeism at the high school is 38.1%, above the district's 30.0% and the state's 33.5%, while the elementary school's 23.1% is well below state. Middle-grade results in the 7–12 building are uneven: 8th-grade math is 21.4% and 8th-grade science 10.7%, both below state. Elementary math also swings by grade — 3rd-grade math is 70.4% but 5th-grade math is 25%. Troy Elementary School cannot be judged academically: with only 6 students the state suppresses its proficiency results, and it has no rank, absenteeism, or graduation data. Its reported $122,413 per-student spending is from 2021–2022 and reflects fixed costs spread across very few students, not a typical per-pupil comparison.
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