Enterprise School District 21

Enterprise School District 21 is a small rural Oregon district serving 416 students across just two schools: Enterprise Elementary School (grades K–6, 224 students) and Enterprise High School (grades 7–12, 192 students), which means there is no separate middle school and grades 7–8 attend the high school. Overall, the district is rated 4 stars and ranks 17th of 141 Oregon districts, placing it in the 88th percentile statewide, making it one of the stronger districts in the state.

Each school stands out in different ways. Enterprise High School is the district's highest-ranked school — 24th of 271 high schools, 91st percentile, 5 stars — and it improved from 61st and 4 stars two years earlier. Its graduation rate is 94.6% versus the state's 83.0%, and its 11th-grade scores far exceed state averages in ELA (70.4% vs. 46.0%), math (40.7% vs. 22.9%), and science (55.6% vs. 33.8%). Enterprise Elementary School ranks 205th of 709 elementary schools (71st percentile, 4 stars) and posts ELA of 55.9% and math of 42.6%, both above state. It has strong third-grade math at 70.4% and sixth-grade ELA at 65.7%, but fifth-grade math is 25.0% and fourth-grade math 37.0%, so results vary by grade. The elementary school's chronic absenteeism of 23.1% is much better than the high school's 38.1% and the state's 33.5%.

The clearest weak spot is 8th grade at the high school: math is 21.4% and science is 10.7%, both well below state, which drags down its all-grade math figure of 31.3% — just below the state's 32.9%. Both schools serve relatively high free/reduced-lunch populations (61.61% elementary, 55.21% high school) while still exceeding state results in most areas, and the high school spends $20,446 per student versus $16,592 at the elementary school despite similar student–teacher ratios (11.9 vs. 11.7).