Summary:
Monroe, Oregon has two public schools, both in Monroe School District 1J: Monroe Grade School, which serves grades K–8 with 235 students, and Monroe High School, serving grades 9–12 with 115 students, for 350 students total. There is no separate middle school or alternative school, so middle-grade results are embedded in the K–8 school's profile. At the district level, Monroe School District 1J ranks 97th of 141 Oregon districts (31st percentile, 2 stars), but that single rating masks a sharp split between its two schools.
Monroe High School is the standout success. It ranks 74th of 271 Oregon high schools (73rd percentile) with 4 stars, and has held a 4-star rating and a 70th–74th percentile rank across the three years shown. Its ELA proficiency is 69.2% versus the state's 43.8%, and science is 50% versus 30.6%. Math is the clear weak spot at 16.7% versus 32.9% statewide (16.7% vs 22.9% at 11th grade). Graduation is 80.0%, close to Oregon's 83.0%. Chronic absenteeism is 41.5%, higher than the district's 27.5% and the state's 33.5%. Spending is $29,567 per student, with a 12.9 student-teacher ratio.
Monroe Grade School is the standout challenge, ranking 563rd of 709 Oregon schools (21st percentile) with 1 star, and has been 1-star across the three years shown. It trails the state in every tested subject: ELA 27% vs 43.8%, math 23.5% vs 32.9%, and science 13.3% vs 30.6%. Grade 8 is a low point (ELA 14.7%, math 18.8%, science 17.6%), and 5th-grade science is 7.7% vs 30.8%. Its chronic absenteeism is 21.1%, better than both district and state, and it spends $17,487 per student. Same district, two very different outcomes.
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