Summary:
ZIP code 97380 covers Siletz, Oregon, and contains a single public school: Siletz Valley Schools, an alternative school serving grades K–12 with 235 students. It belongs to Lincoln County School District. Because the ZIP has only one school, there are no local peer comparisons to make — every benchmark here is against the district and the state of Oregon. Note that the free/reduced lunch figure is blank, so the school's poverty context is simply unknown and should not be assumed either way.
Academically, the school trails both its district and the state in every tested grade and subject. All-grades proficiency is 21.7% in English language arts, 5.7% in mathematics, and 8.7% in science, compared with state rates of 43.8%, 32.9%, and 30.6%. The brightest spot is 11th-grade ELA at 42.1%, just 3.9 points below the state's 46.0%. Mathematics is the deepest deficit: four tested grade levels report under 5%, and third grade's 23.5% is the school's best math result before declining in later grades. With roughly 18 students per grade, a single student can move a rate by 5–6 points, so grade-level numbers are directional rather than precise.
Outcomes tell a split story. The graduation rate is 91.3%, above the district's 88.1% and the state's 83.0%. But chronic absenteeism is 59.5% — about six in ten students — versus 39.1% district and 33.5% state, the school's most extreme deviation. Class sizes look favorable at a 12.3 student–teacher ratio, with $10,807 spent per student, though no state comparator is provided. In short, students are reaching graduation while measured proficiency and daily attendance lag well behind state averages.
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