Summary:
Sutherlin School District 130 in Oregon serves roughly 1,285 students across five schools: two elementary schools (PK–2 and 3–5), one middle school (6–8), and two high schools (9–12 and a 6–12 online academy). The district is ranked 127th of 141 in Oregon, at the 10th percentile with 1 star, but that district-level number hides large differences between individual schools.
Sutherlin High School is the district's strongest performer: it leads all schools in English language arts (36.8%), math (23.2%), and science (31.9%), has the highest graduation rate (96.3% versus 78.9% district and 83.0% state), and the lowest chronic absenteeism (29.2%). Its science score is slightly above the state all-grade science average, though its ELA and math remain below Oregon's averages. East Sutherlin Primary School stands out on resources, with the lowest student-teacher ratio (11.0) and highest per-student spending ($21,050); as a PK–2 school it has no test scores. West Sutherlin Intermediate has the district's lowest science proficiency (14.8%) and a sharp math drop from 3rd to 5th grade, while Sutherlin Middle School sits below state averages in all tested subjects.
Sutherlin Valley Online Academy is an extreme outlier: 0 stars and 8th percentile, 75.6% chronic absenteeism, a 47.8% graduation rate, the lowest ELA (11.8%) and math (6.3%) proficiency, the highest student-teacher ratio (32.4), and the lowest per-student spending ($8,960). Its absenteeism alone lifts the district rate to 34.1%, above the state's 33.5%; the brick-and-mortar schools average about 30.6%. Poverty is high across reporting brick-and-mortar schools, with free/reduced lunch rates of 64.65%–69.51%. Note that some online academy scores and its lunch rate are suppressed by the state — those values are unknown, not zero. No brick-and-mortar school reaches state averages in ELA or math.
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