Summary:
ZIP code 97391 has just one elementary school: Toledo Elementary School, part of Lincoln County School District. It serves grades K–6 and enrolls 321 students, so families here have a single public elementary option, measured in English Language Arts, Mathematics, and Science.
Academically, the school trails both its district and the state in every reported subject and grade. Overall ELA proficiency is 17.9% versus 34.4% in the district and 43.8% statewide; math is 11.0% versus 20.2% and 32.9%; science is 6.7% versus 24.1% and 30.6%. Math and science are the weakest areas — about one-third of the state math rate and under one-quarter of the state science rate. The strongest results come in 3rd grade, at 27.9% proficient in ELA and 21.4% in math, though both remain below district and state levels. The lowest reported result is 6th grade math at 6.5%, compared with 29.7% statewide. The school ranks 687 of 709 Oregon elementary schools (3rd percentile, 0 stars), down from the 25th percentile in 2023–2024 and the 10th percentile in 2024–2025 — a two-year decline of 22 percentile points. The district itself ranks 113 of 141 (20th percentile, 1 star).
Beyond test scores, 39.7% of students were chronically absent in 2024–2025, slightly above the district's 39.1% and above the state's 33.5%. Nearly 9 in 10 students (89.72%) qualify for free/reduced lunch. Per-student spending is $21,018, with a student-teacher ratio of 14.9. The main takeaways for parents: low proficiency across the board, especially in math and science; high absenteeism; and a downward rank trend.
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