The top reported proficiency rate is 76% in Math. The lowest is 64% in Social studies.
Original Research by School Decision on Eisenhower Intermediate School
Eisenhower Intermediate School serves grades five and six in Oregon, a lakefront industrial and residential suburb east of Toledo on Lake Erie. The school sits within Oregon City Schools, a district that has maintained steady academic momentum across its buildings.
On the most recent state assessments, Eisenhower's proficiency results show strength in math, where the school performed above the midpoint among Lucas County districts. English language arts proficiency sits somewhat lower, with room for growth in reading and writing. Science proficiency rounds out the picture as solid middle ground. Overall, the school's proficiency across tested subjects places it above the midpoint in its county peer group. These numbers suggest a school delivering grade-level competency to a majority of its students, though not uniformly across all subject areas; a parent may want to look into the specific instructional approaches in ELA if reading support is a concern for their child.
The enrollment is modest for an intermediate school, split nearly evenly between fifth and sixth grades. Demographically, the student body is predominantly white, with a growing Hispanic student population and smaller numbers of other groups represented. Data on free-or-reduced-price lunch eligibility and special education populations were not available. The school draws from Oregon's mixed residential and industrial character, and the district brief notes that Eisenhower earned a solid overall rating on Ohio's 2023 state report card, consistent with district-wide performance stability.
Oregon itself is a sprawling city organized around industrial zones on its north end near Lake Erie and residential neighborhoods inland. Navarre Avenue serves as the commercial spine, connecting to the new Oregon Town Center development and easy highway access to Toledo. The city is on the cusp of significant growth tied to major data-center projects that could reshape its tax base and amenities in coming years. Parks like Maumee Bay State Park and Pearson Metropark anchor outdoor life, and trail systems connect residential areas to the waterfront. The housing market is affordable relative to national benchmarks, making Oregon an accessible choice for families seeking suburban living with industrial-era character and lake access.
The Oregon City Schools district has recently invested in career and technical education, with an expanded agriculture greenhouse and animal housing facility at the high school serving over a hundred students annually, signaling sustained commitment to pathways beyond traditional academics. That kind of infrastructure investment trickles down to how intermediate students see their own academic future and what options feel real to them.
Eisenhower is a neighborhood school in a district showing steady performance and modest growth. It works well for families who want a smaller, community-oriented intermediate setting in a suburb with lake access and reasonable housing costs, and who are comfortable with solid but not elite academic results.
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