Beaverton School District 48J

Beaverton School District 48J serves about 37,479 students across 56 schools — 36 elementary, 9 middle, 10 high, and 1 alternative — with enrollment ranging from 149 at Community School to 2,423 at Westview High School. The district ranks 19th of 141 districts (87th percentile, 4 stars) and outperforms the state overall: all-grades OSAS proficiency is ELA 53.4%, Math 43.7%, and Science 37.7%, versus state figures of ELA 43.8%, Math 32.9%, and Science 30.6%. Its graduation rate is 88.9% against the state's 83.0%, and chronic absenteeism is 28.7% versus 33.5%. Within the district, however, performance varies enormously.

Hope Chinese Charter School ranks 12th of 709 elementary/middle schools (98th percentile), with ELA 84.5%, Math 88.7%, Science 81.9%, and just 6.5% chronic absenteeism. International School of Beaverton ranks 3rd of 271 high-school-level schools with a 100.0% graduation rate, and Beaverton Academy of Science and Engineering ranks 7th of 271, also at 100.0% graduation. Among middle schools, Stoller Middle School (15th of 371) and Tumwater Middle School (26th of 371) lead, and Findley Elementary, Bonny Slope Elementary, Bethany Elementary, and Jacob Wismer Elementary all rank in roughly the top 30 of 709. Sunset High School is the strongest comprehensive high school, with a 95.4% graduation rate.

At the other end, Community School ranks 271st of 271 with ELA 12.5%, math under 5%, science 5%, a 64.2% graduation rate, and 80.0% chronic absenteeism — despite the highest per-student spending in the district at $42,043. Aloha High School (263rd of 271) and Mountain View Middle School and Meadow Park Middle School also lag, as do Barnes Elementary School, Kinnaman Elementary School, and William Walker Elementary School. Math is consistently weaker than ELA, and high absenteeism tracks closely with lower outcomes. Spending and class size alone do not predict results: Tumwater Middle School has the highest student-teacher ratio (22.7) yet ranks in the 93rd percentile. Some state-reported values are suppressed or given as bounds, such as Community School's math proficiency (under 5%) and FLEX Online School's suppressed 4th-grade results.