Summary
Phoenix High School is a 9–12 school serving 687 students in Phoenix, Oregon, part of Phoenix-Talent School District 4. For 2025–2026 it ranked 168 of 271 Oregon high schools — the 38th percentile, 2 stars — while its district ranks 101 of 141 statewide. The school's history shows long-term decline from 3 stars / 66th percentile in 2014–2015, though the current 38th percentile is up from 31st percentile in 2024–2025. It is smaller than most nearby comprehensive high schools, which enroll 877 to 1,856 students.
Graduation is the standout strength. Phoenix's 2024–2025 rate of 93.1% beats the district (87.8%) and state (83.0%), and over five reported years it averaged roughly 94.4%. Among nearby schools, only Eagle Point High School did better, at 94.6%. The school also shows notable effectiveness for several groups: migrant students (87th percentile, 5 stars), homeless students (84th percentile, 4 stars), multi-racial students (85th percentile), low-income students (51st percentile, 3 stars), and Hispanic students (49th percentile, 3 stars) — all at or above the school's overall 38th percentile. In 11th-grade English language arts, Phoenix's 45.1% proficiency is close to the state's 46.0% and above its district's 42.9%.
Challenges are concentrated in attendance and in math and science. Chronic absenteeism reached 50.4% in 2024–2025, up from 10.0% in 2021–2022, and is higher than the district (35.8%) and state (33.5%) and most nearby comprehensive high schools. Math proficiency is 16.6% versus the state's 22.9%, and science is 25.2% versus 33.8%. Special education (16th percentile, 1 star) and English Language Learner (22nd percentile) effectiveness are persistent weak spots. Phoenix spends $21,422 per student, with a student-teacher ratio of 20.1. Compared with its same-district Armadillo Community Charter School, Phoenix has higher graduation (93.1% vs 56.7%), lower absenteeism, and stronger test scores.
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