Best High Schools in Zip Code 97070

ZIP code 97070 in Wilsonville, Oregon is home to exactly one high school — Wilsonville High School — which serves grades 9–12 and enrolls 1,258 students as part of the West Linn-Wilsonville School District 3J. Because there is only one high school in the area, there are no in-town school comparisons to make; the most useful benchmarks are how this school compares with its district and with Oregon overall. The district is one of the strongest in the state, ranking 7th of 141 districts (95th percentile, 5 stars), while Wilsonville High School ranks 67th of 271 Oregon high schools (75th percentile, 4 stars) — a strong, top-quartile school inside an even higher-performing district.

Wilsonville High School's clearest strengths are graduation and English Language Arts. Its graduation rate is 95.9%, compared with 83.0% statewide and 97.5% in the district, so it is far above the state and only slightly behind its own district. ELA proficiency is 65.8%, above the district's 61.4% and well above Oregon's 43.8%. The school's standing has also been remarkably stable: it has ranked between 64th and 67th in Oregon for three consecutive years, holding 75–76th percentile and 4 stars each year. For parents, that consistency suggests results are not a one-year spike.

The main gaps are in math, science, and attendance. Math proficiency is 34.3% — slightly above the state's 32.9% but 14.0 percentage points below the district's 48.3%. Science is the weakest relative subject at 31.9%; it edges the state's all-grades figure of 30.6%, but trails the district's 42.4% and, in 11th grade, falls below both the district's 45.3% and the state's 33.8%. Chronic absenteeism is 35.7%, higher than the district's 25.9% and the state's 33.5%. Notably, the school's all-grades and 11th-grade test results are identical in every subject, so its OSAS scores should be read as 11th-grade results; 11th-grade comparisons are the most apples-to-apples. Per-student spending is $19,473, the student-teacher ratio is 17.2, and 42.93% of students qualify for free or reduced-price lunch.