Summary:
ZIP code 97533 in Grants Pass is served by a single school: Woodland Charter School, a K–8 charter school with 205 students, part of the Three Rivers/Josephine County School District. Although area data counts it as an elementary school, it serves middle-grade students as well, making it the only academic signal available for every K–8 student in this ZIP code.
Overall proficiency sits below both district and state: English Language Arts is 29.8% versus 40.2% district and 43.8% state; mathematics is 15.3% versus 29.0% and 32.9%; science is 17.9% versus 28.4% and 30.6%. Math is the weakest subject, with the lowest results in the data set at 7th grade (5.9%) and 4th grade (8.0%). Bright spots exist: 6th grade ELA at 52% is 14.9 points above district and 10.2 points above state, and 8th grade ELA at 41.2% is essentially at state level. Statewide, the school has ranked in the bottom quartile for three years — 19th percentile in 2025–2026, 8th in 2024–2025, and 21st in 2023–2024 — roughly 33 percentile points below its own district, which is itself mid-pack. Because grades hold only about 20–30 students, these figures swing easily and should be read as noisy indicators.
The most striking number is chronic absenteeism: 52.1%, well above the district's 37.6% and the state's 33.5%. The school's free/reduced lunch figure is reported as 101.95% — impossible as a share of 205 students — so treat it as a data anomaly and not a reliable need indicator. Per-student spending is $8,664 with a student-teacher ratio of 20.1, though no district or state benchmarks are available. The clearest takeaways: attendance is a serious concern, mathematics is the weakest academic area, and results trail a district that is only average within Oregon.
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