Summary:
ZIP code 97343 contains a single school — Eddyville Charter School, a small K–12 charter serving 206 students in rural Eddyville, part of the Lincoln County School District, which ranks 113 of 141 districts in Oregon (1 star). Because there is only one school here, there are no within-ZIP comparisons; the meaningful benchmarks are school versus district versus state.
The school's strongest results are not test scores but persistence measures. Its graduation rate is 92.3%, above the district's 88.1% and the state's 83.0%, and chronic absenteeism is 32.1%, better than both the district (39.1%) and the state (33.5%) — notable given that 89.81% of students qualify for free/reduced-price lunch, roughly 9 in 10. In early grades, proficiency frequently beats both benchmarks: 3rd grade ELA (45.5%), 5th grade ELA (50%, the highest score in the data), and 3rd, 4th, and 6th grade math all top the district and state. Class sizes are small at 11.9:1, with per-student spending of $12,196.
The weaknesses are concentrated in the upper grades. Science trails the district at every tested grade (5, 8, and 11), with all-grades science proficiency of 11.8% — 12.3 points below the district and 18.8 points below the state. Grade 8 is the sharpest concern, scoring 5% in ELA, 5% in math, and 9.5% in science, while 11th grade math is under 5%. Every grade-level win over the state occurs at grade 6 or below, and results fall off sharply from grade 7 onward. Parents should note that with small cohorts, a few students can shift a grade-level percentage substantially, so individual grade results are best read as directional.
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