Summary
Victor Point Elementary School is a K–8 school in Silverton, Oregon, serving about 205 students in Silver Falls School District 4J. In 2025–2026 it ranked 124th of 709 elementary schools statewide — the 83rd percentile, with a 4-star rating. That is strong, but it marks a shift: from 2014–2015 through 2018–2019, the school was consistently a 5-star school ranked between 22nd and 50th statewide, and its recent ranks have been 32nd, 95th, 101st, and 124th.
English language arts and math are the clearest academic strengths. In 2025–2026, 66.7% of students were proficient in ELA (district 51.3%, state 43.8%) and 58.5% in math (district 37.0%, state 32.9%). Science was 44.2%, above both but by a smaller margin. Fourth grade stood out at 93.3% proficient in math and 85.7% in ELA, while fifth grade science was a relative dip at 28.0%, below district and state. Victor Point outperforms Central Howell, Mark Twain, Community Roots, Silver Crest, and Aumsville in all three subjects on all-grade rates, and is close to or above Bethany Charter and Sublimity. Evergreen Elementary posts higher rates but is very small, and Robert Frost is stronger in science while lower in ELA and math.
Chronic absenteeism is a signature strength: 11.9% in 2024–2025, far below the district's 30.1% and the state's 33.5%, and second-lowest nearby behind only Evergreen. Per-student spending was $14,986, lower than every nearby school compared, with a student–teacher ratio of 20.3, higher than most — strong outcomes relative to resources. The reported free/reduced-lunch rate jumped from 19.81% (2023–2024) to 51.22% (2024–2025). One equity signal to watch: female and white student rankings held at 4 stars, while the male student ranking fell to 63rd percentile and 3 stars.
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