Summary:
There is one high school in Myrtle Point School District 41: Myrtle Point High School, serving grades 9–12 with 154 students. Because it is the only high school in the district, there are no other local high schools to compare it with; the most useful comparisons are to Oregon statewide results and to the school’s own recent history. The school’s clearest standout trend is its state ranking, which improved from 223rd of 268 in 2023–2024 to 105th of 271 in 2025–2026—a 118-rank rise, a gain from the 17th to the 61st percentile, and an increase from 1 star to 3 stars.
Academically, science is the strongest subject. Science proficiency is 51.7%, above Oregon’s 30.6% for All Grades and 33.8% for 11th Grade. The graduation rate is 87.2%, also above the state’s 83.0%. Math is the weakest area: 21.4% proficiency compares with 32.9% statewide for All Grades and 22.9% for 11th Grade. English language arts proficiency is 37.9%, above the district’s All Grades rate of 31.2% but below the state’s 43.8% for All Grades and 46.0% for 11th Grade.
Two challenges are worth noting. Chronic absenteeism is 39.6%, higher than Oregon’s 33.5% and the district’s 38.0%. Also, 87.66% of students qualify for free/reduced lunch, so the school serves a high-poverty population. With only 154 students, small changes in a cohort can move results by roughly 2.6 percentage points, so year-to-year numbers should be read with caution. The school’s recent rank is also much stronger than the separate district listing of 100 of 141, at the 29th percentile with 1 star, though these use different comparison groups. Overall, Myrtle Point High School shows a recent ranking surge, an above-state graduation rate, and exceptional science results, while math and absenteeism remain the main areas to watch.
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