Summary:
Coquille School District 8 in Oregon serves 1,215 students across five schools — three elementary and two high — spanning grades PK through 12 along two separate K–12 pathways, and it ranks 82nd of 141 Oregon districts, in the 42nd percentile with 2 stars.
Two schools stand out positively. Coquille Valley Elementary is the district's strongest school: 4 stars, 147th of 709 elementary schools, and the 79th percentile. It beats both the district and state in every subject, with math at 51.9% proficient versus the state's 32.9%, ELA at 55.2% versus 43.8%, and science at 40.7% versus 30.6%. It also has the district's lowest chronic absenteeism at 32.9%, slightly better than the state's 33.5%. Coquille Junior Senior High graduates 93.6% of students, well above the state's 83.0%, and posts strong ELA results including 62.1% in 11th grade versus 46.0% statewide — but its math is weak at 19.0% all-grade and 9.1% in 11th grade.
Two schools struggle significantly. Winter Lakes High graduates 14.1% of students, has 60.9% chronic absenteeism, 1 star, and all-grade math under 5%. Winter Lakes Elementary is 0 stars, ranked 692nd of 709, with 19.1% ELA and 5.9% math. Lincoln School of Early Learning serves PK–1, so it has no state test data, but its absenteeism is the district's highest at 70.3%. Absenteeism is elevated almost everywhere — only Coquille Valley is below the state rate. Free/reduced lunch is high at all schools with usable figures (87.57% to 93.25%), yet outcomes differ enormously, and per-student spending ranges from $7,062 to $24,009. Some grade-level scores are suppressed by the state; those are unknown, not zero.
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