Summary:
Adrian School District 61 in Oregon has one high school, Adrian High School, which serves grades 9–12 and enrolls 83 students. This small school has a 9:1 student-teacher ratio, spends $33,261 per student, and reports 71.08% free/reduced lunch. Its graduation rate is 100% in 2024–2025, above Oregon’s 83.0%. Chronic absenteeism is 21.8%, lower than the state’s 33.5% but higher than the district’s 12.9%. The district ranks 6th of 141 districts, at the 96th percentile with 5 stars, while the high school ranks 113th of 271 schools, at the 58th percentile with 3 stars in 2025–2026.
In 11th grade OSAS tests for 2025–2026, the school’s ELA proficiency is 58.3%, well above the state’s 46%. Math is 25%, slightly above the state’s 22.9%. Science is 26.7%, below the state’s 33.8% by 7.1 points. The school’s all-grade scores are identical to its 11th-grade scores in all three subjects. The district’s all-grade scores are much higher, but its 11th-grade scores match the school exactly. The school’s ELA proficiency is 33.3 points higher than math and 31.6 points higher than science, showing literacy as a strength and STEM as a relative weakness.
Rank history shows a sharp drop: the school was 40th of 268 schools in 2023–2024, at the 85th percentile with 4 stars, then 114th of 270 in 2024–2025, at the 58th percentile with 3 stars, and 113th of 271 in 2025–2026, also at the 58th percentile with 3 stars. The school’s own 3-star rating differs from the district’s 5-star rating. With only 83 students, percentages can swing from one student or small cohort to the next. Overall, the school has a standout graduation rate and strong ELA, but science, the math/science gap versus ELA, and the recent ranking decline are the main academic concerns for parents to watch.
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