Summary
Clackamas Web Academy is an alternative public K–12 school in Clackamas, Oregon, serving 529 students in North Clackamas School District 12, a district ranked 48th of 141 Oregon districts. It sits in the middle of the local alternative and virtual landscape by enrollment — larger than Alliance Charter Academy (419), Metropolitan Learning Center (319), and Tigard-Tualatin Virtual Academy (118), but smaller than Summit Learning Charter (1,355) and Metro East Web Academy (759).
The school's clearest strength is attendance and engagement. In 2024–2025, chronic absenteeism was just 8.1%, far below the district's 30.5% and the state's 33.5%, and dramatically lower than most nearby alternatives — Summit Learning Charter (39.9%), Metropolitan Learning Center (34.1%), Tigard-Tualatin Virtual Academy (54.1%), and Metro East Web Academy (60.2%). Only Alliance Charter Academy was lower, at 5.7%. Graduation is solid for an alternative school: 80.6% in 2024–2025, above most reported nearby alternatives except Summit Learning Charter (98.5%), but below the district's 87.9% and slightly below the state's 83.0%. The trend has held mostly in the low 80s aside from a pandemic-era dip to 71.1%.
Academically, results are split. In 2025–2026, English language arts proficiency was 53.4% and science 45.4%, both above district and state levels, while math lagged at 28.7%, below both. Performance varies widely by grade: 5th grade ELA reached 78.9% and 5th grade science 69.2%, yet 7th grade ELA was 32.1% and 6th and 7th grade math sat near 20%. Per-student spending rose to $18,405 in 2024–2025, with a student-teacher ratio of 27.2 — higher than most nearby alternatives, though lower than Summit Learning Charter's 48.7. One caveat: poverty data (FRPL) is missing for this school, and several small nearby ESD programs have suppressed data, so comparisons should be read with care.
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