The bulletin board for America's public schools. Parents, teachers, students, and staff. One community per school.

Oregon: the counties with the lowest-performing public schools

26 counties

Oregon public school districts ranked by the lowest enrollment-weighted state-assessment proficiency. Counties need at least 3 schools and 1,000 students to qualify.

#CountyStateSchoolsStudents% Proficient
1Jefferson CountyOR123,38620.6%
2Morrow CountyOR102,34724.1%
3Marion CountyOR11053,79924.2%
4Wasco CountyOR113,40725.9%
5Polk CountyOR2311,12128.1%
6Curry CountyOR71,91328.4%
7Columbia CountyOR236,93229.8%
8Clatsop CountyOR154,64830.0%
9Linn CountyOR4817,91630.7%
10Douglas CountyOR4913,41730.9%
11Umatilla CountyOR3513,14331.0%
12Klamath CountyOR309,47432.7%
13Jackson CountyOR6930,14332.9%
14Coos CountyOR278,21833.0%
15Lane CountyOR11542,24033.8%
16Malheur CountyOR256,56634.1%
17Tillamook CountyOR123,22034.2%
18Multnomah CountyOR16781,09635.9%
19Yamhill CountyOR3414,72436.3%
20Josephine CountyOR289,94436.4%
21Union CountyOR133,64636.5%
22Deschutes CountyOR5325,82337.4%
23Hood River CountyOR83,60237.4%
24Washington CountyOR13579,46938.7%
25Clackamas CountyOR11757,60139.1%
26Benton CountyOR269,26845.3%

See the national lowest proficiency ranking →