Summary
Sacramento Elementary School is a K–5 school in Portland, OR, serving 255 students in Parkrose School District 3. The district ranks near the bottom of Oregon (136th of 141, 4th percentile, 0 stars), and Sacramento’s 2025–26 rank is 639th of 709 (10th percentile, 1 star), down from the 22nd percentile in 2023–24. Proficiency is low: 28% in ELA, 17.1% in math, and 10.3% in science, versus state rates of 43.8%, 32.9%, and 30.6%. That is near the low district average. Economic need is high, and chronic absenteeism was 37.5% in 2024–25—better than the district’s 45.5% but worse than the state’s 33.5%.
Among same-district elementary schools in 2025–26, Russell had ELA 32%, math 29.9%, science 22.9%; Shaver 27.9%, 14.7%, 18.2%; Prescott 26.2%, 17.8%, 18.2%; and Sacramento 28%, 17.1%, 10.3%. Sacramento is middle-of-the-pack in ELA and math but lowest in science. It trails nearby Vestal (44.6%, 39.1%, 38.5%), Lee (43.7%, 38.7%, 24.4%), Menlo Park (40.2%, 34.3%, 20.3%), and Ventura Park (29.2%, 26.4%, 23.8%), while exceeding Margaret Scott (12.8%, 10.5%, 5.2%). HOLLA’s ELA and math scores are suppressed. Fourth grade is a bright spot—ELA 33.3%, math 29%, above the district’s 29.1% and 22.2%—but 5th grade is a severe weakness: ELA 25.7% vs district 32% vs state 47.1%; math 5.7% vs district 14.8% vs state 32.4%; science 10.3% vs district 17.7% vs state 30.8%. The 5th-grade math rate is lower than every same-district peer.
Sacramento spent $22,504 per student in 2024–25—more than same-district peers Russell ($20,049), Shaver ($21,187), and Prescott ($21,250), but less than nearby Mill Park, Vestal, Lee, Menlo Park, and Ventura Park, which range from $24,570 to $27,874. Its student–teacher ratio of 14.9 is similar to same-district peers. Because Sacramento spends more than Russell yet trails it in all three subjects, resources alone do not explain the gap. A relative bright spot is the low-income subgroup, which ranked in the 33rd percentile with 2 stars while the school overall ranked in the 10th percentile; other subgroup results vary. Data caveats: HOLLA’s scores are suppressed, and free/reduced-lunch figures above 100% are counting artifacts, not literal rates.
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