Summary:
ZIP code 97458 covers Myrtle Point, a small rural community in Oregon, and contains three public schools serving grades K–12 — Myrtle Crest School (elementary, 271 students), Maple Middle School (middle, 148 students) and Myrtle Point High School (high, 154 students) — for a total of 573 students, all within Myrtle Point School District 41, which ranks 100th of 141 Oregon districts (1 star, roughly the 29th percentile).
Myrtle Point High School is the clear standout. It earned 3 stars and ranks 105th of 271 high schools (61st percentile) in 2025–2026, a dramatic rise from 1 star and 17th percentile two years earlier. Its graduation rate of 87.2% tops the state's 83.0%, and its science proficiency of 51.7% is far above the state's 30.6% (11th grade: 51.7% vs 33.8%). Myrtle Crest School sits in the middle: its math proficiency (27.9%) beats the district's 21.7% but trails the state's 32.9%, and it ranks 526th of 709 elementary schools (1 star). Maple Middle School is the lowest-rated school with known data, ranking 305th of 371 middle schools (1 star, 18th percentile).
Math and English language arts fall below state averages at all three schools. Maple Middle is weakest: 15.3% in math and 29.8% in ELA overall, with 8th grade math at just 8.5% — the lowest score in this data set. Chronic absenteeism is high at Myrtle Point High (39.6%) and Myrtle Crest (37.5%), both above the state's 33.5%. Poverty indicators are also high: 95.2% free/reduced lunch at Myrtle Crest and 87.66% at the high school, while Maple Middle's rate is unknown. The middle school also has the highest student-teacher ratio (21.2) and the lowest reported per-student spending ($10,357).
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