Summary:
ZIP code 97330 covers Corvallis, Oregon, and is home to 10 public schools serving about 5,156 students — 6 elementary schools, 2 middle schools, and 2 high schools, all part of Corvallis School District 509J, which ranks 11th of 141 Oregon districts (92nd percentile, 5 stars).
Franklin School is the clear academic standout, ranking 25th of 709 schools (96th percentile, 5 stars) and posting the ZIP's highest scores in ELA (79.4%), math (72.2%), and science (61.5%), plus the lowest chronic absenteeism (14.3%) — all with average funding and a relatively high student-teacher ratio of 20.2. Bessie Coleman Elementary School (82nd of 709, 4 stars) shines in math and science on the lowest per-student spending here ($19,492). Among the middle schools, Cheldelin Middle School and Linus Pauling Middle School are closely matched 4-star schools. The two high schools differ: Crescent Valley High School has the top graduation rate (94.1%) and science score, while Corvallis High School leads in ELA and has improved its rank sharply.
Science is the weakest subject overall (41.7% average), dragged down by Mt View Elementary School (22.7%), Garfield Elementary School (26.3%), and Letitia Carson Elementary School (26.9%). Chronic absenteeism climbs with grade level — elementary schools average 21.4%, middle schools 30.3%, and high schools 37.5%. Free/reduced lunch is nearly uniform (about 57–58%) at every school, and spending and class size do not track neatly with results: Kathryn Jones Harrison Elementary School has the highest spending ($22,854) and smallest classes (12.1 ratio) but only moderate overall outcomes. Ratings range from 2 stars at Garfield to 5 stars at Franklin.
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