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Elementary Schools in Hillsboro School District 1J


At a glance
DistrictHillsboro School District 1J69th of 141 Oregon districtsFull district overview →
28
Schools
9,522
Students
1
5-star school
Top rankedJackson Elementary School59th of 709 Oregon elementary schools
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Biggest riser
Indian Hills Elementary School up 45 spots statewide this year
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Smallest classes
Groner Elementary School 10.1 students per teacher
SchoolDigger ratings
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Summary:

Hillsboro School District 1J serves 28 elementary schools — most covering kindergarten through 6th grade, with City View Charter School and Groner Elementary School serving K–8 — enrolling 9,522 students, from 105 students at Groner to 483 at Quatama Elementary School. The district ranks 69th of 141 in Oregon at the 51st percentile, but that middle-of-the-road profile hides wide variation: individual schools range from the 2nd to the 92nd percentile statewide.

Top performers include Jackson Elementary School (92nd percentile, 5 stars, ELA 64.7%, math 59.9%), Paul L Patterson Elementary School (88th percentile, highest ELA at 69.0%), Atfalati Ridge (90th percentile), Ladd Acres Elementary School (highest science at 54.4%), Indian Hills Elementary School, and Imlay Elementary School. At the other end, Free Orchards Elementary School (ELA 15.0%, math 9.9%, science 6.0%), Eastwood Elementary School (ELA 14.7%, math 9.5%, science under 5%), and Lincoln Street Elementary School rank near the bottom of all Oregon schools with 0 stars.

Notably, poverty rates are similar across both groups — the top six ELA schools average about 70% free/reduced lunch and the bottom six about 72% — so poverty alone does not explain the difference. Chronic absenteeism does separate them: roughly 20% at the top versus 30% at the bottom. Science is the weakest subject district-wide, averaging about 28.2% versus 40.1% in ELA and 33.4% in math. Spending and class size are not reliable predictors either: Groner spends the most per student ($31,106) with the smallest classes yet sits at the 54th percentile. City View Charter, with only 15.16% free/reduced lunch, is a demographic outlier and not directly comparable.

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SchoolDigger data sources: National Center for Education Statistics, U.S. Department of Education, the U.S. Census Bureau and the Oregon Department of Education.

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