Summary:
Estacada School District 108 serves about 3,312 students across five schools: two elementary schools (K–5), one middle school (6–8), one high school (9–12), and one alternative K–12 school. The district is rated 36th of 141 districts in Oregon, at the 74th percentile with 4 stars, though enrollment is concentrated — Summit Learning Charter alone accounts for 40.9% of students in the listed schools.
Summit Learning Charter is the academic standout, with ELA at 55.8%, math at 45.0%, science at 52.4%, and a 98.5% graduation rate — all well above district and state. Its profile is unusual, however: it also has the district's highest chronic absenteeism at 39.9%, the highest student-teacher ratio at 48.7, the lowest per-student spending at $5,588, and no reported free/reduced lunch figure. Among the traditional elementary schools, Clackamas River Elementary School pairs the highest reported free/reduced lunch rate (55.43%) with the lowest absenteeism (28.8%) and above-state scores in all three subjects, along with the strongest rank improvement in the data. River Mill Elementary School is similarly solid, with ELA at 50.0%, math at 36.4%, science at 35.1%, and 31.2% absenteeism.
The secondary grades are the district's clearest challenge. Estacada Middle School posts the lowest proficiency in every subject — ELA 30.0%, math 20.8%, science 19.7% — with 1 star and 35.1% absenteeism. Estacada High School has the sharpest gap: math at 8.7%, compared with 22.9% statewide at 11th grade, and a graduation rate of 82.9% versus the district's 92.2%, despite the district's highest per-student spending at $18,821. Overall, district math is 31.7% versus 32.9% state, while ELA and science exceed state averages.
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