Summary:
Toledo, Oregon has three public schools serving roughly 589 students: Toledo Elementary School (K–6, 321 students), Toledo Junior High (7–8, 72 students), and Toledo Senior High School (9–12, 196 students), all in Lincoln County School District, which ranks 113th of 141 Oregon districts (20th percentile, 1 star). Enrollment is concentrated at the elementary school, about 54.5% of all students.
Toledo Senior High School is the strongest of the three, ranking 237th of 271 (13th percentile) and posting an 89.3% graduation rate — above the district's 88.1% and the state's 83.0%. Even so, its 11th-grade proficiency is low, and half of its students (50.0%) are chronically absent. Toledo Elementary School and Toledo Junior High both sit in the 3rd percentile, and the junior high earns 0 stars, with the lowest math results in the data set (7.2% all-grade, 5.4% in 8th grade) and 46.2% chronic absenteeism.
Every Toledo school trails both the district and the state in every subject, and nothing is weaker than math: elementary 11.0%, junior high 7.2%, and high school 13.5%, against a state rate of 32.9%. Science is also low, including just 6.7% at the elementary level. Elementary results start relatively strong in 3rd grade (27.9% ELA, 21.4% math) but fall to 10.9% and 6.5% by 6th grade. Absenteeism exceeds the state's 33.5% at all three schools (39.7%, 46.2%, and 50.0%). Parents should also know that the junior high's free/reduced-lunch figure is blank and the high school's is an invalid 133.67%, so poverty comparisons here are unreliable, and the junior high's small size (72 students) makes year-to-year swings easier.
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