Summary:
Myrtle Point School District 41 is a small Oregon district with three schools serving 573 students total: Myrtle Crest School (elementary, K–5, 271 students), Maple Middle School (middle, grades 6–8, 148 students), and Myrtle Point High School (high, grades 9–12, 154 students). There is no alternative school in the list. The district is ranked 100 of 141 Oregon districts for 2025–2026, at the 29th percentile with 1 star. Test scores are from the 2025–2026 OSAS; graduation, chronic absenteeism, free/reduced lunch, spending, and student-teacher ratio are 2024–2025 figures where provided.
Myrtle Point High School is the clear standout: 105 of 271 high schools, 61st percentile with 3 stars, up sharply from the 28th percentile and 1 star the year before. Its graduation rate is 87.2% versus the state's 83.0%, and science proficiency is 51.7% — far above the district's 28.8% and the state's 30.6%. Its ELA (37.9%) and math (21.4%) still trail the state (43.8% and 32.9%). Maple Middle School is the lowest performer: 305 of 371 middle schools, 18th percentile with 1 star, with 8th grade math at just 8.5% vs. 30.0% statewide. Myrtle Crest School is the largest school, about 47.3% of enrollment, ranked 526 of 709 elementaries at the 26th percentile with 1 star; its math is 27.9%, above the district but below the state.
Math is the district-wide weak point: every school falls below the state's 32.9% in All Grades math, and math declines by grade at both the elementary and middle school. Chronic absenteeism is high where reported — 37.5% at the elementary and 39.6% at the high school, against 33.5% statewide. Poverty indicators are high as well: 95.2% free/reduced lunch at Myrtle Crest School and 87.66% at the high school; Maple Middle School's rate is not reported, nor are its chronic absenteeism and multi-year rank history. Resources differ sharply, from $10,357 per student at the middle school to $31,503 at the high school.
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