Summary:
Oakridge School District 76 is a small Oregon district serving about 515 students across three schools — Oakridge Elementary School (K–6, 280 students), Oakridge Junior High School (7–8, 80 students), and Oakridge High School (9–12, 155 students) — and ranks 57th of 141 Oregon districts, at the 60th percentile, with a 3-star rating.
Oakridge High School is the standout, ranking 56th of 271 schools in 2025–2026 (79th percentile, 4 stars), a jump from the 10th percentile and 1 star two years earlier. Its 11th-grade ELA proficiency is 68.2% versus 46.0% statewide and science is 50.0% versus 33.8%, while math is a more modest 25.0% versus 22.9%. By contrast, Oakridge Elementary School has been a 1-star school for three straight years and sits at the 24th percentile, below district and state in every all-grade subject: ELA 28.6% (district 39.4%, state 43.8%), math 22.7%, and science 23.5%. Oakridge Junior High School is improving, climbing from the 18th to the 44th percentile, with 8th-grade ELA and science above state even though 7th-grade ELA and math lag.
Chronic absenteeism exceeds the state's 33.5% at every school, and is highest at the junior high (41.9%), followed by the elementary (38.8%) and the high school (34.6%). The high school's graduation rate of 67.7% is well below the state's 83.0%. Spending is highest at the high school ($32,810 per student, with the lowest student-teacher ratio of 12.3) and lowest at the elementary ($26,739), where 96.07% of students qualify for free/reduced lunch; that figure is unavailable for the high school and the junior high's listed value is invalid.
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