Summary:
ZIP code 97338 contains 7 schools serving students from kindergarten through 12th grade, all within Dallas School District 2 in Oregon: four elementary schools, one middle school, one high school, and one alternative K–12 school. Total reported enrollment is 2,953 students, with Dallas High School the largest at 948 students (about 32% of the list) and Luckiamute Valley Charter School the smallest at 213. The district itself is rated 3 stars, rank 60 of 141, 57th percentile. On 2025–2026 OSAS proficiency, the district trails the state in ELA (34.2% vs 43.8%), math (25.8% vs 32.9%), and science (28.3% vs 30.6%).
The clearest academic standout is Luckiamute Valley Charter School, ranked 99 of 709, 86th percentile, 4 stars, up from the 61st percentile in 2023–2024. It leads every subject: ELA 60.3%, math 52.9%, science 53.7%, with the lowest free/reduced lunch rate (40.38%) and chronic absenteeism of 25.2%. Dallas Community Charter posts the best attendance and graduation outcomes — 100.0% graduation and 10.0% chronic absenteeism — plus strong ELA (46.7%) and science (33.9%), but weak math (15.0%). By contrast, Dallas High School is the largest school with the highest student-teacher ratio (24.8), low proficiency (ELA 20.4%, math 11.6%), and chronic absenteeism of 37.5%.
Math is the broadest weakness: only Luckiamute is above the state. All-grade ELA ranges from 20.0% to 60.3%, math from 11.6% to 52.9%, and science from 21.5% to 53.7%. Chronic absenteeism spans 10.0% to 38.1%, with LaCreole Middle School highest at 38.1% and the lowest science score (21.5%). Per-student spending ranges from $4,836 to $19,859, and student-teacher ratios from 14.5 to 24.8. Notably, the highest spending and lowest ratios at Lyle Elementary School and Oakdale Heights Elementary School do not translate into high ELA (20.0% and 22.7%). Lyle and Oakdale have no science results because they serve K–3 only.
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