Summary:
Zip code 97901 has two public schools serving grades K–12: Adrian Elementary School, a K–8 school with 210 students, and Adrian High School, a 9–12 school with 83 students, together enrolling roughly 293 students in Adrian School District 61. The district is small and highly rated overall — 6th of 141 Oregon districts, 96th percentile, 5 stars — but that rating is driven mainly by the elementary school.
Adrian Elementary School is the standout. It ranks 13th of 709 Oregon schools (98th percentile, 5 stars) and has held 5 stars for three years running. Its all-grade proficiency is far above the state in ELA (85.5% vs. 43.8%), math (67.2% vs. 32.9%), and science (55.0% vs. 30.6%). Chronic absenteeism is just 9.4%, compared with 33.5% statewide — even though 76.67% of students qualify for free/reduced lunch. Math is strongest in grades 3–5 (80–93.8%) and softens to 50–62.5% in grades 6–8, though still above state.
Adrian High School has a more mixed profile. It ranks 113th of 271 high schools (58th percentile, 3 stars) and has slipped from 4 stars in 2023–2024. Its brightest stat is a 100% graduation rate, well above the state's 83.0%. ELA is above state (58.3% vs. 43.8%), and 11th-grade math (25.0%) edges the 11th-grade state figure (22.9%), but science is below state at both levels. Absenteeism rises to 21.8%, more than double the elementary rate, and per-student spending is much higher ($33,261 vs. $20,994) with a smaller 9:1 student-teacher ratio.
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