Summary:
Oakridge School District 76 has one high school, Oakridge High School, serving grades 9–12 with 155 students in Oakridge, OR. As the only high school in the district, it is the entire local public high-school picture. Its most striking story is a sharp rise in state rankings: it moved from 240th of 268 (10th percentile, 1 star) in 2023–2024 to 196th of 270 (27th percentile, 1 star) in 2024–2025, then to 56th of 271 (79th percentile, 4 stars) in 2025–2026. That is a gain of 184 rank positions and 69 percentile points, and its current 79th percentile rank is above the district’s overall 60th percentile rank, though the comparison sets differ.
For 2025–2026 OSAS proficiency, Oakridge High School’s 11th-grade results are strongest in English language arts and science. ELA is 68.2%, compared with 46.0% for the state’s 11th grade. Science is 50.0%, compared with 33.8% statewide for 11th grade. Math is 25.0%, only slightly above the state’s 11th-grade math result of 22.9% and below the state’s all-grade math result of 32.9%. Since the school’s all-grade results match its 11th-grade results, these figures reflect the high-school testing pattern. District 11th-grade values are identical because Oakridge High is the district’s only high school.
Other 2024–2025 measures show a mixed picture. The graduation rate is 67.7%, compared with Oregon’s 83.0%, a 15.3-point gap. Chronic absenteeism is 34.6%, slightly above the state’s 33.5% but below the district’s 38.1%. Per-student spending is $32,810, and the student-teacher ratio is 12.3, which suggests small classes and may reflect the cost of operating a small school. Free/reduced lunch data is blank, so socioeconomic context is not available. For parents, the key takeaway is that Oakridge High School has strong recent momentum, especially in ELA and science, while math, graduation rate, and attendance are the main areas to watch.
Thank you for your feedback!