Summary:
ZIP code 97391, covering the Toledo, Oregon area, has just one middle school — Toledo Junior High — a grades 7–8 school of 72 students in the Lincoln County School District, so families here have a single public middle-school option rather than a set of schools to compare.
On the state's OSAS tests for 2025–26, Toledo Junior High trails both its district and the state in every subject at every grade level. About 17.3% of all tested students met the standard in English Language Arts, 7.2% in math, and 10.8% in science, compared with district rates of 34.4%, 20.2%, and 24.1% and state rates of 43.8%, 32.9%, and 30.6%. Results are stronger in 7th grade than 8th: ELA proficiency is 22.7% in 7th grade versus 10.8% in 8th, and math is 8.7% versus 5.4%. The largest gap in the data is 8th-grade ELA, which sits about 30 points below the state. The school's ranking history is consistently bottom-tier — it placed at the 2nd, 6th, and 3rd percentile in the last three school years, earning 0 stars each year.
Two other things stand out for parents. Chronic absenteeism was 46.2% in 2024–25, above the district's 39.1% and the state's 33.5% — nearly half the student body missing enough school to be flagged. Per-student spending was $9,100 and student-to-teacher ratio 13.5, with no district or state comparison available, and free/reduced-price lunch was not reported, so the school's economic profile is unknown. Because the school is small, with roughly 36 students per grade, a single student can shift a grade-level percentage by about 3 points, so year-to-year changes should be read cautiously. The clear bright spots are the relatively stronger 7th-grade results, especially in ELA.
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