Summary
Table Rock Elementary is a K–5 school in White City, Oregon, serving 675 students as part of Eagle Point School District 9 in the Rogue Valley. In 2025–2026 it ranked 680th of 709 Oregon elementary schools (4th percentile, 0 stars), and for most of the past decade it has placed in the bottom 3–11% of the state.
Test scores are low across every core subject. In 2025–2026 OSAS results, 18.8% of students were proficient in English Language Arts, 15.5% in math, and 8.6% in science — well below district averages of 32.8%, 24.1%, and 22.0%, and state averages of 43.8%, 32.9%, and 30.6%. Among nearby schools with comparable data, Table Rock Elementary has the lowest proficiency in all three subjects. Hillside Elementary, about 3.5 miles away, posts 20.2% in ELA, 24.2% in math, and 10.1% in science, while Eagle Rock Elementary School — in the same district — reaches 45.1% in ELA, 43.1% in math, and 22.8% in science.
Table Rock's reported free/reduced-lunch rate was 95.56% in 2024–2025, among the highest in the area, but Eagle Rock serves a nearly identical population (94.79%) with far stronger results, so poverty alone does not explain the gap. Chronic absenteeism was 29.8%, lower than the district's 33.3% and the state's 33.5%, though it has risen since 2021–2022 and several higher-performing neighbors have lower rates. Staffing and spending also are not obvious disadvantages: $17,259 per student and a 15.6 student-teacher ratio are better than most nearby schools. Performance is low in nearly every student group measured, including low-income students (26th percentile) and students in special education (18th percentile), pointing to a school-wide academic challenge rather than one limited to a single group.
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