North Douglas School District 22

North Douglas School District 22 is a small Oregon district with just two schools and about 366 students total: North Douglas Elementary School (grades K–8, 254 students) and North Douglas High School (grades 9–12, 112 students). There is no separate middle school, so the elementary building serves the middle grades. The district as a whole is rated 2 stars and ranks 89th of 141 Oregon districts, the 37th percentile. District-wide chronic absenteeism is 40.5%, above the state's 33.5%.

North Douglas Elementary shows real strengths alongside a clear weakness. Science proficiency is 35.4% versus the state's 30.6%, and 8th grade stands out sharply: 71.4% proficient in ELA (state 41.5%) and 42.9% in science (state 27.7%). Sixth grade ELA, at 45.8%, is also above the state's 41.8%. Math, however, is low across nearly every grade — 23.9% overall versus 32.9% state-wide — and 8th grade math is just 9.5% against the state's 30.0%, the lowest proficiency figure in this data. Fourth grade ELA is 21.1% versus 43.5%. Chronic absenteeism is 36.5%, above the state but below the district, and 82.68% of students qualify for free/reduced lunch. The school has held 2 stars while slipping from the 50th to the 34th percentile. Per-student spending is $21,003.

North Douglas High School's brightest number is its 88.6% graduation rate, above the state's 83.0%. Proficiency is otherwise weak at 11th grade: ELA 36.4% (state 46%), math 18.2% (state 22.9%), and science 16.7% (state 33.8%). Chronic absenteeism is 49.5% — nearly half of students — well above both the district and the state. Spending is $24,753 per student, about 17.9% more than the elementary school, with the same 15.1 student-teacher ratio. Rank has swung from 3 stars to 0 stars and back to 1 star. The most urgent concerns are elementary math, high school science, math, and ELA, and high school attendance.