Summary:
High Schools in Eagle Point School District 9 consist of two schools that serve different grade spans: Eagle Point High School, a comprehensive high school with grades 9–12 and about 1,000 students, and URCEO-Upper Rogue Center for Educational Opportunities, a smaller school with grades 6–12 and about 186 students. The district overall ranks 112th of 141 Oregon districts, at the 21st percentile with 1 star.
The two schools produce very different results. Eagle Point High School graduates 94.6% of students, well above the district's 79.1% and the state's 83.0%, and its chronic absenteeism is 31.6%, slightly better than district and state. Its ELA proficiency is 52.9%, above district and state, though math is a clear weakness at 18.1%, below both. URCEO-Upper Rogue Center for Educational Opportunities faces severe challenges: a 29.0% graduation rate and 89.3% chronic absenteeism, a 65.6-point graduation gap and 57.7-point absenteeism gap compared with Eagle Point High School. Poverty is nearly universal at both, with free/reduced lunch at 95.2% and 95.7%, so it does not explain the differences. Spending and staffing do differ: $21,403 per student at Eagle Point versus $13,703 at URCEO, with student-teacher ratios of 19.6 and 26.5.
One important caution for parents: URCEO-Upper Rogue Center for Educational Opportunities serves grades 6–12, so its all-grade scores blend middle and high school results, including several middle-grade values reported as under 5%. At the 11th-grade level, its math (25%) and science (30.4%) are actually above Eagle Point's, while its 11th-grade ELA (24%) is far below. URCEO has also improved in rank, from 3rd percentile and 0 stars in 2023–2024 to 37th percentile and 2 stars in 2025–2026, while Eagle Point High School sits at the 51st percentile with 3 stars.
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