Summary:
ZIP code 97537 in Rogue River, Oregon is served by exactly one high school: Rogue River Junior/Senior High, a combined junior/senior high serving grades 7–12 with 339 students. It is the only high school in Rogue River School District 35, so there is no neighboring school to compare against; benchmarks below come from the district and the state of Oregon instead. With roughly 56 students per grade, a handful of test-takers can shift a proficiency rate by several points.
The school's biggest recent headline is its statewide ranking, which rose from 198th of 270 schools (27th percentile, 1 star) in 2024–25 to 48th of 271 (82nd percentile, 4 stars) in 2025–26 — a 150-place jump in one year. That surge lines up with strong 11th-grade results: English Language Arts at 62.1%, math at 32.8%, and science at 50.0%, each well above district and state figures. The weak spot is the middle grades, especially math. Seventh graders (15.9%) and 8th graders (15.4%) are proficient at roughly half the state rate, gaps of about 17 and 15 points. These same students feed directly into the high school, making it a pipeline issue worth watching.
Outcomes hold up in a high-poverty context. With 65.49% of students on free or reduced lunch, the school posts a 31.5% chronic absenteeism rate, better than the state's 33.5%, and an 82.4% graduation rate, essentially at state parity. Per-student spending is $22,887 with a student–teacher ratio of 15.4, so the school does not appear under-resourced — which makes the middle-grade math results a performance question rather than a capacity one. Overall, the upper grades are performing above norms, and the school's most recent 4-star rating sits well above its own district's 3-star standing.
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