Summary
Fullerton IV Elementary School is a K–5 public school in Roseburg, Oregon, serving 319 students as part of Douglas County School District 4. The district ranks 49th of 141 Oregon districts (65th percentile, 3 stars), but Fullerton ranks 470th of 709 Oregon elementary schools in 2025–26 (34th percentile, 2 stars) — below its own district and in the lower third of the state. The school earned 1 star at the 17th percentile in 2021–22, then improved to 2 stars and ranks between the 31st and 40th percentiles from 2022–23 through 2025–26, still below its 2018–19 peak of 52nd percentile and 3 stars.
Math is the defining academic challenge. On 2025–26 state assessments, 39.7% of Fullerton students met standards in English language arts, 21.8% in math, and 28% in science — all below district and state averages, with math weakest. Math proficiency is the lowest among nearby same-district schools: Green 30.5%, Winchester 23.1%, Eastwood 27.1%, Fir Grove 33%, Sunnyslope 36.4%, Hucrest 51.3%, and Melrose 66%. The gap is concentrated in early grades, where 3rd grade math is 19% and 4th grade math 15.9%, versus roughly 37–41% for the district and state. Fifth grade looks better: 50% in ELA, above district and state, and 31.1% in math, close to average.
Attendance is a clear strength. Chronic absenteeism was 27.7% in 2024–25, below the district (35.8%) and state (33.5%) and down from 42.8% in 2021–22. Fullerton also has the lowest free/reduced lunch rate among nearby same-district schools (73.04% versus 81–89%), yet several higher-poverty peers outperform it in math, suggesting other factors are at work. The school spends $17,412 per student, with a student–teacher ratio of 16.3 — among the higher ratios and lower spending levels in its comparison group. Low-income students rank above the school's overall percentile, so the school-wide rank may mask uneven results across student groups.
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