Summary:
Fairview, Oregon is home to six schools — four elementary, one middle, and one high school — serving about 2,465 students, all within Reynolds School District 7, which ranks 131 out of 141 Oregon districts (7th percentile, 0 stars). Reynolds Middle School is the largest at 723 students, while Reynolds Learning Academy is the smallest at 183.
Two schools stand out from the rest. Multnomah Learning Academy is the strongest overall: 32nd percentile with 2 stars, the city's highest all-grade ELA (32.3%) and science (21.4%), and the lowest chronic absenteeism (32.7%), slightly below the state average of 33.5%. It achieves this with the lowest per-student spending ($6,889) and the highest student-teacher ratio (18.4). Fairview Elementary School posts the highest all-grade math (23.7%) and exceeds district averages in ELA (29.5% vs. 23.7%), math (23.7% vs. 12.8%), and science (16.0% vs. 13.7%).
The other four schools face deep challenges. Woodland Elementary and Reynolds Middle School both rank in the 1st percentile with 0 stars, while Salish Ponds Elementary School and Reynolds Learning Academy sit at the 3rd percentile. Chronic absenteeism is a red flag across the city: five of six schools exceed the state average, including Reynolds Middle (51.1%) and Salish Ponds (48.4%). Reynolds Learning Academy is the most urgent case, with 90.5% chronic absenteeism and a 36.4% graduation rate versus 83.0% statewide, plus all-grade ELA and math under 5%. Even the strongest schools remain below state averages in every subject, and all six report essentially universal free/reduced lunch eligibility.
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