Summary:
ZIP code 97630 is Lakeview, Oregon, where four schools serve roughly 678 students in grades K–12 within Lake County School District 7: Fremont/Hay Elementary School, Union Elementary School, Daly Middle School, and Lakeview Senior High School; there are no alternative schools. The district ranks 68th of 141 in Oregon — the 52nd percentile — with 3 stars, a district-level rating that applies to all four schools even though their individual results differ widely. Free/reduced lunch is high across the area, from 57% at the high school to about 86% at Union Elementary.
Union Elementary is the clearest standout: 60% of students met ELA standards and 52% met math standards, both far above the district (41.7% and 31%) and state (43.8% and 32.9%). Only 42 students attend, and its grade-level scores are suppressed, so results may be volatile. Lakeview Senior High has the ZIP's strongest ELA (67.6%) and a graduation rate of 87.5%, above the state's 83.0%, but just 8.6% of students met math standards. Daly Middle faces the most challenges — 44.8% chronic absenteeism, a 25.2 student-teacher ratio, the lowest spending ($15,756), and 28.8% ELA and 11.3% science — though 7th-grade math reached 53.6%. Fremont/Hay, the largest school, sits near district and state averages in ELA (39.6%) and math (30.4%), with science (34.1%) above both.
Attendance and outcomes show a notable pattern without proving cause: Union has 7.3% chronic absenteeism alongside high proficiency, while Daly (44.8%) and Lakeview Senior High (41.7%) have high absenteeism and some very low subject results; Fremont/Hay matches the state's 33.5%. Spending and staffing ratios do not track neatly with performance — Lakeview Senior High spends the most per student yet has the lowest math proficiency. Middle school results split sharply by grade, with strong 7th-grade math (53.6%) at Daly but weak 8th-grade ELA (19.2%) and science (11.3%). Parents should treat small-school and suppressed figures with caution.
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