Summary:
Schools in Ontario, Oregon include seven schools serving K–12 students—four elementary, one middle, one high, and one alternative—with 2,668 students across Ontario School District 8C, Oregon Department of Education, and Annex School District 29. Ontario School District 8C operates five schools (2,170 students): May Roberts Primary School (K–1), Aiken Elementary School (2–3), Alameda Intermediate School (4–5), Ontario Middle School (6–8), and Ontario High School (9–12). Annex Charter School serves K–8 (131 students), and Four Rivers Community School serves K–12 (367 students).
The clearest standouts are Four Rivers Community School and Annex Charter School. Four Rivers has a 5-star district rating, ranked 13 out of 141 (91st percentile), a 100.0% graduation rate vs. 83.0% for the state, and all-grade ELA of 48.6% vs. 43.8% statewide; its math (27.9%) is below the state’s 32.9%, and science (29.3%) is just below the state’s 30.6%. Its 2023–24 chronic absenteeism was 8.0%; 2024–25 school-level absenteeism is not reported. Annex has a 4-star rating, ranked 41 out of 141 (71st percentile), and is the only listed school above the state in all three all-grade subjects: ELA 48.9% vs. 43.8%, math 41.3% vs. 32.9%, and science 36.4% vs. 30.6%. Annex also has low chronic absenteeism (10.9%) and a free/reduced-lunch rate of 48.09%.
Within Ontario School District 8C, the district is ranked 118 out of 141 with 1 star. Ontario High School, the largest school, has an 88.8% graduation rate above the district and state, but all-grade ELA is 27.7%, math is under 5%, and science is 19.3%; its chronic absenteeism is 26.6%, the highest locally but below the state’s 33.5%. Ontario Middle School has ELA 37.1% and math 26.0%, above district averages but below state; science is 14.1%. Alameda Intermediate School reports ELA 39.9%, math 27.7%, and science 19.0%. Aiken Elementary School has the weakest ELA result at 13.8%, while math is 24.5%. May Roberts Primary School has no OSAS tests listed, the highest per-pupil spending at $24,906, and the lowest student-teacher ratio at 14.3. District free/reduced-lunch rates are around or above 100%, compared with lower rates at the non-district schools.
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