Chiloquin High School

Chiloquin High School is a small combined secondary school serving about 180 students in grades 7–12 in Chiloquin, a rural community in southern Oregon with no other schools within 20 miles, so the most useful comparisons are with its district, Klamath County School District, and with Oregon as a whole.

Graduation is the school's clearest strength: 89.7% in 2024–2025, above the district's 86.7% and the state's 83.0%, and it has stayed above both for each of the last several years reported. The school also ranks highly for how well it serves some groups of students, including low-income students (93rd percentile in 2025–2026) and special education students (81st percentile). Resources are notable too: per-student spending was $25,064 in 2024–2025, and the student-teacher ratio improved to 12.8:1 from 15.8:1 in 2022–2023.

The clearest concern is chronic absenteeism — 46.3% in 2024–2025, far above the district's 31.0% and the state's 33.5%, and generally rising over recent years. Test scores show a split between grade levels: 11th graders do comparatively well (science 48% vs. 33.8% statewide; math 25% vs. 22.9%), while grades 7–8 lag well behind (8th grade ELA 15.2% vs. 41.5% statewide; 7th grade math under 5% vs. 33.3%). Overall, the school ranked 98th of 271 Oregon schools in 2025–2026, a large improvement from the bottom of the state rankings a decade ago, though results still swing widely from year to year.