Summary:
ZIP code 97141 is home to two high schools: Tillamook High School, a comprehensive 9–12 campus with 729 students in Tillamook School District 9, and Trask River High School, a 15-student school spanning grades 6–12 in the ODE YCEP District. Together they enroll 744 students, with Tillamook High accounting for about 98% of that total. Because the two differ so greatly in size, grade span, and purpose, they are not directly comparable.
Tillamook High is the data-rich academic standout. It earned 4 stars in each of the last three SchoolDigger rankings, most recently 45 of 271 (83rd percentile) for 2025–2026. On 11th-grade OSAS tests it exceeds the state in all three subjects: ELA 65.2% vs 46.0%, math 30.0% vs 22.9%, and science 53.6% vs 33.8%. Its graduation rate of 82.3% is essentially at the state's 83.0%, just 0.7 points below. The concerns are chronic absenteeism of 44.2%, well above the district's 38.0% and the state's 33.5%, plus a high free/reduced lunch rate of 75.99%. Its student-teacher ratio is 15.5, with per-student spending of $17,483.
Trask River is an extreme outlier in scale. Its student-teacher ratio of 2.5 is far below Tillamook's 15.5, and 80% of its students qualify for free/reduced lunch. Its graduation rate is 75.0%, above its district's 51.1% but below the state's 83.0%. All school-level test scores are suppressed as "—" to protect student privacy, so its own academic performance is unknown—not zero and not evidence of weakness. Its only ranking data are from 2012–2015 and should not be treated as current. Its lone school-level chronic absenteeism figure, 8.7% in 2023–24, comes from a different year than Tillamook's and is not directly comparable.
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