Oregon Department of Education

This group of five schools under the Oregon Department of Education includes three elementary schools and two alternative K–12 schools, serving students from pre-kindergarten through 12th grade. Total enrollment is 1,074 students, ranging from 86 at Oregon School for the Deaf to 367 at Four Rivers Community School, with a median of 198 students. Test scores are available for four of the five schools; 4th-grade ELA and math scores at Cottonwood are suppressed, and Oregon School for the Deaf has no performance data in this list.

Eagle Charter School is the strongest all-around performer, leading every all-grade subject — ELA 69.3%, math 56.0%, and science 64.0%, against state rates of 43.8%, 32.9%, and 30.6% — while ranking 71st of 709 schools (90th percentile, 5 stars) and holding chronic absenteeism to 14.4%, well below the state's 33.5%. The Ivy School is a science standout (56.5% all-grade, 66.7% in 8th grade) with an improving rank and 25.2% absenteeism. The Cottonwood School of Civics and Science has strong ELA at 65.4% but higher absenteeism at 36.0% and a recent rank decline. Four Rivers Community School stands out for a 100.0% graduation rate and 11th-grade scores above the state, though its all-grade math (27.9%) and science (29.3%) fall below state averages.

All three elementary schools exceed the reported district benchmark in ELA, math, and science, while Four Rivers sits below it in all three all-grade subjects. Attendance patterns vary: three of the four schools reporting absenteeism are below the state rate, with Cottonwood above it. Science results swing widely by grade, from Ivy's 8th-grade 66.7% to Cottonwood's 8th-grade 9.1%. Suppressed and missing figures should not be read as zero or as failure — they simply cannot be evaluated from this data.