Summary:
ZIP code 97024 covers Fairview, Oregon, and its six public schools — four elementary schools (Multnomah Learning Academy, Woodland Elementary, Salish Ponds Elementary and Fairview Elementary), one middle school (Reynolds Middle School) and one grade 7–12 high school (Reynolds Learning Academy) — all belong to Reynolds School District 7 and together enroll about 2,465 students. The district itself ranks 131 of 141 Oregon districts, in the 7th percentile with 0 stars, and no school in this zip code reaches the state average in English language arts, math or science.
Two schools stand out as relative bright spots. Multnomah Learning Academy has the best proficiency in the area (ELA 32.3%, Math 19.3%, Science 21.4%), the highest rank at 484 of 709 (32nd percentile, 2 stars) and the lowest chronic absenteeism at 32.7%, slightly better than the state's 33.5%. Fairview Elementary School follows with ELA 29.5%, Math 23.7% — the best all-grade math in the zip — and a 579 of 709 rank (18th percentile, 1 star), up from 0 stars the year before. These are the only two schools here with any stars and the only two beating district averages in all three subjects.
The other four schools face steeper challenges. Reynolds Middle School (723 students, 1st percentile, 0 stars), Woodland Elementary (1st percentile, 0 stars) and Salish Ponds Elementary School (3rd percentile, 0 stars) all post single-digit to low-teens math scores. Reynolds Learning Academy is the most acute case: 90.5% chronic absenteeism, a 36.4% graduation rate, and ELA and math under 5%. Notably, it spends the most per student ($34,054) with the smallest classes, while Multnomah Learning Academy reports the lowest spending yet the strongest outcomes — a reminder that resources alone don't explain results. Free and reduced lunch is near or above 100% everywhere, and math is the weakest subject across the whole area.
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