Summary:
Eagle Point School District 9 serves five elementary schools in this data set — four covering grades K–5 and Shady Cove School, which serves K–6 — with a combined enrollment of 1,594 students (average about 319, median 288). Enrollment is uneven: Table Rock Elementary has 675 students (about 42% of the group), Hillside Elementary 401, Eagle Rock Elementary School 288, Shady Cove 183 and Lake Creek Learning Center just 47. The district itself is ranked 112th of 141 districts, at the 21st percentile with 1 star, but that single label hides wide differences between schools. Test scores are from 2025–2026; absenteeism, free/reduced lunch, spending and student-teacher ratios are from 2024–2025.
Three schools stand out. Shady Cove has the best current rank — 241 of 709, the 66th percentile and 3 stars — up from the 50th percentile in 2024–2025 and the 36th in 2023–2024, and it posts 55.6% science proficiency, far above district (22%) and state (30.6%). Eagle Rock is the steadiest performer, holding 3 stars and the 55th–58th percentile for three years, with 45.1% ELA and 43.1% math, both above state. Lake Creek, the smallest school, has the highest current scores — 60% ELA and 64% math — plus the lowest chronic absenteeism (23.3%), but with only 47 students, several suppressed values and no current rank, those results should be read with caution.
Table Rock and Hillside have the weakest results. Table Rock ranks in the 4th percentile with 0 stars and the lowest ELA (18.8%), math (15.5%) and science (8.6%) proficiency, while Hillside is in the 10th percentile with 0 stars. Chronic absenteeism tracks achievement: the three lowest-absenteeism schools (Lake Creek 23.3%, Eagle Rock 23.5%, Shady Cove 25.6%) are also the strongest. Poverty is high everywhere — free/reduced lunch ranges from 91.49% to 95.56%, with Hillside reporting an anomalous 101.5% — so it does not by itself explain the differences.
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