Summary:
Scio School District 95 in Oregon serves about 1,998 students across five listed schools: two elementary schools, one middle school, one high school, and one alternative school covering grades K–12. The district ranks 44th of 141 in Oregon, placing it at the 69th percentile with 3 stars. Willamette Connections Academy is by far the largest, with 1,282 students — 64.2% of all listed enrollment — followed by Centennial Elementary School (291), Scio High School (227), Scio Middle School (162), and Lourdes School (36).
Willamette Connections Academy posts the strongest test proficiency in the district — ELA 46.8%, math 43.4%, and science 38.2% — with 11th-grade ELA at 59.3%, math at 50.0%, and science at 49.1%. Its graduation rate, however, is 76.2%, below the district's 79.3% and the state's 83.0%. Scio High School has the highest graduation rate at 89.5%, along with the lowest student-teacher ratio (14.8) and highest per-student spending ($16,479), but its 11th-grade math is 23.9%, far below the district 11th-grade figure of 44.3%. Scio Middle School trails district and state in every subject, and Centennial Elementary School has the most challenging profile: 47.5% chronic absenteeism, 11.3% science, 31.5% ELA, and 30.3% math.
Chronic absenteeism is a district-wide concern, with every school except Lourdes School (32.4%) above the state's 33.5%. Academic gaps between the highest- and lowest-performing schools are wide — roughly 26.9 points in science. Rank histories have also been unstable, with notable swings at Scio High School and declines at other campuses. Finally, data is incomplete: Lourdes School has many suppressed test scores, Willamette Connections Academy has no recent rank history, and neither reports free/reduced lunch. Suppressed scores are unknown, not zero.
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