Summary:
Oregon City School District 62 includes three high schools — Oregon City Senior High School and Oregon City Service Learning Academy, both serving grades 9–12, and Clackamas Academy of Industrial Sciences, which serves grades 6–12 — with a combined enrollment of 2,380 students. The district, Oregon City School District 62, is ranked 35th of 141 districts in Oregon, placing it in the 75th percentile with 4 stars, but that strong overall standing hides very wide differences among its individual schools.
Oregon City Senior High School is the district’s largest and strongest comprehensive high school, with 1,944 students, a 92.9% graduation rate — above the district’s 86.1% and the state’s 83.0% — and 11th-grade proficiency above district and state averages in English language arts (55.9%), math (25.6%), and science (37.5%). Its main concern is chronic absenteeism at 38.9%, higher than both district and state. Clackamas Academy of Industrial Sciences presents a mixed picture: it has the lowest chronic absenteeism (29.4%) and the highest per-student spending ($19,620), yet its 2025–2026 rank fell to 224/271 (1 star) from 103/270 a year earlier, its graduation rate is 74.2%, and its 11th-grade math proficiency is under 5% with science at 12.5%. Its 7th-grade math (37.1%) is a bright spot.
Oregon City Service Learning Academy, the smallest school at 111 students, faces the most severe challenges: a 23.4% graduation rate, 77.3% chronic absenteeism, and reported proficiency under 5% in every subject. It also spends the least per student ($6,490) while having the smallest classes (14.8 students per teacher). Notably, all three schools have similar free/reduced-lunch rates (53–59%), so need alone does not explain the wide gaps in outcomes. Test results reported as under 5% are bounds, and Clackamas Academy’s middle-grade scores are not directly comparable to the 9–12 schools.
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