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Portland, Oregon, USA Co-Ed, Episcopal
Since 1869, OES has been helping students develop solid academic skills, sound character, strong leadership abilities, and an appreciation for the value of hard work and service, as they progress to higher learning environments. We are a community of learners in which excellent faculty engage small groups of students to foster their curiosity and inspire them to cultivate their power for good in the world.
6300 SW Nicol RoadPortland, Oregon, USA 97223 (503) 768-3115
Director of Admissions: Susan Gundle Admissions Phone:(503) 768-3115Fax:503-768-3140 Email: [email protected] Website: www.oes.edu
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Summary: At OES, academics are a blend of traditional, research-based, cross-disciplinary, and experiential coursework. The renowned OES science program challenges students through independent research, professional mentoring, and national and international competition. Our research-based humanities programs lead students to create truly impressive works like the Literary Journalism Project. Upper School students also take on leadership responsibilities through student government, clubs and organizations, athletic teams, and performing arts.
Department Director: Asha Appel
Average Class Size: 14
Full Time Teachers: 122
Teachers Holding Advanced Degrees: 71.00%
Student/Teacher Ratio: 7/1
Summer Programs Offered: Offered
Academic Schedule: Semester
Number of Advanced Placement Courses Offered: 5
Notable Achievements: Siemens Competition 1st & ISEF 1st, Student selected for Sondheim Young Playwrights
Summary: Our boarding program (grades 9-12) celebrates a community of 60 students from around the world. The smaller size of our boarding program has enabled our day and boarding students to become a closely-knit community. Our dorm students are supported by a caring group of adults consisting of dorm “parents” (faculty), dorm heads and the Director of Residential Life. The dorm adults offer activities for students that often embrace the outdoor pursuits of the Pacific Northwest (canoeing, hiking, rock climbing, surfing, and skiing) and take advantage of the vibrant cultural scene of Portland, Oregon (restaurants, music and sporting events like NBA games).LOCATION-15 minutes to downtown-25 minutes to airport-close to Cascade Mountains & Oregon Coast-ideal climate (4 seasons with mild winter)
Department Director: Sarah Grenert-Funk
Number of Dorms: 2
Average Students Per Dorm: 30
No. of Girls Dorms: 1
No. of Boys Dorms: 1
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Dress Code: Casual
Summary: Weekends provide time to relax and to experience the many cultural events and outdoor opportunities in and around Portland.
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Summary: ARTSAt OES, students learn the aesthetic and creative joy of making art and music. Through the music program, students can participate in the concert choir, instrumental music groups and discover the use of technology in composing and arranging music. The visual and performing arts program enables students to explore various perspectives, movements, and media, and empowers them to pursue the art of writing and performing on stage and for film. At OES, students gain a life-long appreciation and celebration of artistic expression.ATHLETICSOur no-cut policy enables every student to become a member of an OES team. There is a team for every level of experience and skill. Sports offered are: soccer, basketball, tennis, volleyball, golf, ski, lacrosse, track & field, and cross-country. In particular, OES has celebrated recent state championships in soccer, tennis and lacrosse.
Arts Department Director: Cameron Jack
Athletics Department Director: Dennis Sullivan
Notable Achievements: 2018 State Champions - Girls Soccer, 2018 State Champions - Boys Lacrosse, Internationally renowned fencing program
Summary: Starting in 9th grade, our college counselors are available to guide and support students and their families in the college exploration process. The goal is to help each student find a college that will allow him or her to flourish intellectually, socially, and emotionally both in and beyond the classroom. OES graduates attend an array of excellent colleges.
Department Director: Paula Sutton
Percentage of Graduates Who Attend College: 100.00%
Colleges attended in the past 5 years by our graduates:
Middle Percentile of SAT Scores
Summary: Our half-day and all-day camps for grade school, middle school, and high school students are designed to engage students in higher levels of learning in their area of interest—from making an animated movie to studying grammar or playing lacrosse. Students can combine morning and afternoon camps to have a full-day experience.www.oes.edu/summerDay camps only.
Department Director: Kati Stenstrom
Summary: Winterim begins the week before spring break, and engages Upper School students in experiential pursuits. Students and faculty work together each year to develop a diverse offering of courses, varying from international and domestic trips to local exploration and service. Winterim provides students opportunities to follow their passions and to immerse themselves in new skills, places, cultures, and ideas. Winterim builds community and creates some of the best memories of the school year! Examples of Past Winterim Trips* Dogsledding in Minnesota* Kayaking in New Zealand* Cooking in France* Sailing in Washington* SCUBA Diving in Hawaii* Teaching English in Cambodia