Summary
Wilsonville High School is a four-star public high school serving about 1,258 students in grades 9–12 in Wilsonville, Oregon, part of the West Linn-Wilsonville School District 3J, one of Oregon's top-ranked districts (7th of 141). The school ranks 67th of 271 Oregon high schools in 2025–2026, in the 75th percentile statewide. Its rank history shows a recovery rather than a return to peak: it fell to the 47th percentile in 2021–2022, rebounded to the 84th in 2022–2023, and has since held around the 75th–76th percentile — below its 2018–2019 high of 92nd percentile.
English language arts is the clear strength: 65.8% of 11th graders were proficient, close to the district's 66.6% and far above the state's 46.0%; among nearby comprehensive high schools, only Lakeridge High School (78.3%) and West Linn High School (69.5%) score higher. Math is respectable but not district-leading at 34.3% — above the state's 22.9%, below the district's 36.7%, trailing Lakeridge High School (53.0%) and West Linn High School (39.9%), and slightly ahead of Tigard High School (32.6%). Science is the main academic gap at 31.9%, below both the district's 45.3% and the state's 33.8% and behind most comparable schools. Subgroup results are trending up: special education students rose from the 29th to the 72nd percentile, low-income students from 31st to 64th, Hispanic students from 25th to 51st, and gifted students from 36th to 60th.
Graduation is a bright spot at 95.9%, well above the state's 83.0% but slightly below the district's 97.5%. Chronic absenteeism, at 35.7%, is the main operational concern — above the district's 25.9% and the state's 33.5%, and worse than Lakeridge High School, Sherwood High School, and West Linn High School, though better than Tigard High School, Tualatin High School, Canby High School, and North Marion High School. Resources look favorable: $19,473 per student and a 17.2 student-teacher ratio, better than most nearby comprehensive high schools. Meanwhile, the share of students qualifying for free or reduced-price lunch climbed from 27.5% two years ago to 42.93% — a shift worth monitoring.
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