Oakville School District

The Oakville School District in Washington state operates three schools: Oakville High School, Oakville Elementary, and Oakville Homelink Alternative School. The district faces significant challenges, with all three schools ranking in the bottom quarter of their respective categories statewide and receiving low SchoolDigger ratings.

Oakville Homelink Alternative School stands out as the smallest school with only 18 students, the highest percentage of free/reduced lunch recipients at 83.33%, and the lowest spending per student at $6,749. However, the school's science test scores outperform the district and state averages. In contrast, Oakville High School has the highest enrollment of 154 students and the highest percentage of Native American students at 26.62%. The high school's four-year graduation rate is 71.4%, lower than the state average, and its dropout rate is high at 21.4%.

Across the district, the high percentage of free/reduced lunch recipients, ranging from 74.51% to 83.33%, suggests a high level of economic disadvantage. The significant Native American student population, making up over a quarter of the student body at both Oakville High School and Oakville Elementary, is an important demographic factor to consider. The low test scores across the district, particularly in English Language Arts and Math, indicate a need for targeted academic interventions and support.