Summary:
ZIP code 97006 is home to 11 schools—7 elementary, 2 middle, 1 high, and 1 alternative—serving about 5,680 students across Beaverton School District 48J (8 schools, 4,733 students) and Hillsboro School District 1J (3 schools, 947 students).
Among the top performers, Bethany Elementary School ranks 29 of 709 elementary schools and leads the ZIP with 75.9% ELA, 70.8% math, and 58.5% science proficiency, plus the lowest chronic absenteeism at 16.3%. Oak Hills Elementary School is also strong at 69.1% ELA and 62.1% math, while Beaverton Academy of Science and Engineering is the top high school, ranking 7 of 271 with a 100% graduation rate. Indian Hills Elementary School stands out for outperforming its Hillsboro district averages despite a 70.16% free/reduced-lunch rate. By contrast, Meadow Park Middle School, Reedville Elementary School, McKinley Elementary School, and Five Oaks Middle School rank lower, with proficiency often below district and state levels; FLEX Online School has above-state proficiency but a 61.0% graduation rate and 55.6% chronic absenteeism.
Key patterns for parents: the ZIP has a very wide achievement range, from Bethany Elementary School’s 75.9% ELA to Reedville Elementary School’s 19.0%. Top performers generally have lower absenteeism, while McKinley Elementary School, Meadow Park Middle School, and Five Oaks Middle School are near or above the state rate. Spending and student-teacher ratios do not simply predict results: Reedville Elementary School has the highest per-student spending ($26,644) but low proficiency, while Beaverton Academy of Science and Engineering spends the least ($17,903) and ranks highest. Both middle schools are weak in science, and high poverty does not always mean low achievement, as Indian Hills Elementary School shows. FLEX Online School’s 4th-grade ELA and math are suppressed by the state and its free/reduced-lunch rate is unknown, so those figures should be treated as unavailable.
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