Summary:
ZIP code 97374 in the Scio area of Oregon is served by two elementary-level schools: Centennial Elementary School, a K–5 school with 291 students, and Lourdes School, a much smaller K–8 school with 36 students. Both are listed under Scio School District 95, which is rated 3 stars and ranks 44 of 141 districts (69th percentile). That shared district rating does not distinguish the two schools; school-level results do, and the data covers 2025–2026 state test scores alongside 2024–2025 attendance, spending, and staffing figures.
Centennial Elementary School is the larger and more data-complete school, and its results are mixed. Fourth-grade math is a bright spot at 42.2% proficient, above both the district (41.1%) and state (38.9%). However, overall ELA is 31.5% versus 43.8% statewide, overall math is 30.3% versus 32.9% statewide, and science is 11.3% versus 30.6% statewide. Fifth grade is notably weak: ELA 23.1% against a 47.1% state figure, math 13.5% against 32.4%, and science 11.3% against 30.8%. Chronic absenteeism is 47.5%, higher than the district's 42.7% and the state's 33.5%, and its latest school rank is 521 of 709 (27th percentile, 1 star) after two prior 2-star years. Its free/reduced lunch rate is 63.57%.
Lourdes School shows some favorable indicators, though its small size means many values are suppressed and should be read as unknown rather than zero. Chronic absenteeism is 32.4%, below the district's 42.7% and slightly below the state's 33.5%, and all-grade math proficiency is 36.4%, above the state's 32.9% and close to the district's 37.5%. Its student-teacher ratio of 15 is lower than Centennial's 19.5. ELA is 27.3%, below district and state, and grade-level scores and science are not reported. Reported per-student spending is $2,330 versus $11,705 at Centennial, an enormous gap that likely reflects different reporting bases and should not be read as a simple efficiency comparison.
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