Summary
Elizabeth Page Elementary School is a K–5 school in Springfield, Oregon, serving about 291 students at 1300 Hayden Bridge Rd as part of Springfield School District 19. The district ranks 92nd of 141 in Oregon (35th percentile), while the school's own 2025–26 rank is 522nd of 709 — 26th percentile, 1 star — placing it below its district's average and in the lower third of Oregon elementary schools. After peaking at 59th percentile in 2014–15, the school has mostly been a 1–2 star school, and the current figure is a drop from 36th percentile in 2024–25. Reported free/reduced lunch was 100.34% in 2024–25, suggesting near-universal economic disadvantage, though reporting varies across years.
Academically, results trail both district and state: English language arts is 33.3% (district 37.6%, state 43.8%), math 26.3% (district 27.7%, state 32.9%), and science 18.4% (district 25.8%, state 30.6%) — the largest gap. Grade-level results are uneven. Fourth grade is the clearest red flag, with ELA at 24.2% and math at 17.7%, far below district and state. Fifth-grade math is a bright spot at 32.4%, matching the state and beating the district by 6.8 points, and fifth-grade ELA also tops the district. For comparison, Douglas Gardens Elementary School, in the same district with similar enrollment, ranks 82nd percentile with much higher proficiency — showing how much schools vary within one district.
Attendance is a genuine strength: chronic absenteeism is 32.5%, better than the district's 39.8% and the state's 33.5%, and better than most nearby Springfield schools. For students in special education, the school ranks in the 61st percentile (3 stars), well above its overall standing, and low-income students also rank higher than the school as a whole. Resources look favorable too — the lowest student-teacher ratio among nearby schools (14.8) and above-median per-student spending ($24,822) — yet proficiency still lags, suggesting staffing and spending alone are not closing the gap.
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