Summary
Maple Middle School is a small rural school serving 148 students in grades 6–8 in Myrtle Point, OR, part of Myrtle Point School District 41. In 2025–2026, the only year with a ranking, Maple ranks 305th of 371 Oregon middle schools — the 18th percentile, with 1 star. Its district ranks 100th of 141 (29th percentile, 1 star).
Test scores are below both district and state in all three tested subjects. English language arts proficiency is 29.8%, compared with 31.2% in the district and 43.8% statewide, a 14.0-point gap. Math is 15.3% (district 21.7%, state 32.9%), 17.6 points below the state, and science is 17.0% (district 28.8%, state 30.6%), 13.6 points below. Math results decline sharply by grade: 25.0% in 6th, 12.5% in 7th, and 8.5% in 8th. ELA is steadier at 27.3%, 32.5%, and 29.8%. Science is tested only in 8th grade, at 17.0%.
The nearest comparable school is Harbor Lights Middle School in Bandon, about 14.68 miles away. It serves grades 5–8 with 195 students, so grade-level comparisons matter more than all-grade ones. Maple trails in most shared grades — 7th-grade ELA 32.5% vs 59.0%, 8th-grade math 8.5% vs 13.8%, 8th-grade science 17.0% vs 30.0% — except 6th-grade math, where Maple's 25.0% tops Harbor Lights' 20.6%. Harbor Lights spends $20,184 per student versus Maple's $10,357, with a student–teacher ratio of 17.7 versus 21.2; its district, Bandon School District 54, ranks 42nd of 141. Within Maple, special education students rank at the 45th percentile, female students 32nd, and gifted and talented students 9th. Free/reduced lunch and chronic absenteeism data are not available for Maple.
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