Elementary Schools in Central Point School District 6

Elementary schools in Central Point School District 6 serve roughly 2,170 students across six schools in three different grade spans — K–5 at Jewett, Richardson, Central Point and Sams Valley, K–8 at Patrick, and K–2 at Rogue Primary — and the district as a whole ranks 85th of 141 Oregon districts, about the 40th percentile, with 2 stars.

Sams Valley Elementary School is the clear standout: the only 3-star school here, ranked 247th of 709 (65th percentile), and the only one above the state in all three All Grades subjects (ELA 47.7%, math 45.0%, science 33.3%). Central Point Elementary School is the most improved, climbing from the 18th to the 40th percentile over three years, with science at 31.7% and the highest single 5th grade ELA score in the group at 51.2%. Those two are the only schools above the state science rate of 30.6%.

Elsewhere the picture is weaker. Patrick Elementary School has the highest poverty (97.65% free/reduced lunch) and the highest per-student spending ($22,390) but the lowest ELA (28.4%) and slipped from 2 stars to 1. Jewett Elementary School is the largest school (607 students) with the best attendance (19.3% chronic absenteeism) yet low proficiency, including the lowest science score at 12.0%. Richardson Elementary School sits mid-pack with the highest student-teacher ratio at 22.5, while Rogue Primary School, a K–2 school, has no test scores or rank at all. Notably, every school here has chronic absenteeism below the district's 33.9% and the state's 33.5%, and spending does not line up neatly with achievement.