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Oregon Episcopal School, Portland, OR

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Founded1869
Websitehttps://www.oes.edu
AddressPortland, Oregon

Oregon Episcopal School, Portland, OR

Oregon Episcopal School is an independent Episcopal day and boarding school in Portland, Oregon. It serves students from pre-kindergarten through grade 12. Bishop Benjamin Wistar Morris founded the school in 1869 as St. Helen's Hall, a school for girls. It is the oldest Episcopal school west of the Rocky Mountains. The school moved to its Raleigh Hills campus on SW Nicol Road in 1964. In 1972, it merged with Bishop Dagwell Hall and became Oregon Episcopal School. The Upper School offers five-day and seven-day boarding. Students are known for science research. The school also has strong programs in lacrosse, fencing, ski racing and track and field.

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Founded: 1869
Location: Portland, Oregon
Type: Episcopal coeducational day and boarding school
Grades: PK-12
Known for: Science research and Upper School boarding

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Families apply online, then complete a parent conversation, a student visit and any required assessment.

ProgramsPre-K through grade 12; Upper School day, domestic and international boarding

Application routeOnline application or SAO (boarding), parent conversation and student visit or interview

Admission criteriaRecommendations, transcripts and SSAT, ISEE, HSPT, MAP or OES assessment (Upper School)

Documents required

Online application; student questionnaire (grades 6-12); teacher recommendations; transcripts; admissions assessment results (Upper School); TOEFL or Duolingo results for non-native English speakers (boarding)

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