Oregon
Christian and Catholic schools in Oregon
Schools listed166
Cities75
Funding for Oregon isn’t added yet.Schools are listed from federal data. We’ll show cost after funding once Oregon’s programs are loaded with their official sources.
Largest cities
By tradition
Non-denominational · 54 schools
Baptist · 5 schools
Spread across smaller towns. Browse the city list below.
Lutheran · 8 schools
Other Protestant · 15 schools
Spread across smaller towns. Browse the city list below.
Adventist · 27 schools
Spread across smaller towns. Browse the city list below.
Orthodox · 1 schools
Spread across smaller towns. Browse the city list below.
Catholic · 56 schools
All cities
- Adair Village1
- Albany1
- Aloha1
- Baker City1
- Banks1
- Beavercreek1
- Beaverton7
- Bend5
- Boring2
- Brookings1
- Brooks1
- Brownsville1
- Canyonville1
- Cave Junction1
- Central Point5
- Christmas Valley1
- Clackamas1
- Coos Bay1
- Cornelius1
- Corvallis1
- Cottage Grove1
- Creswell1
- Dallas2
- Damascus2
- Days Creek1
- Eagle Point1
- Eugene5
- Forest Grove1
- Gervais1
- Gladstone1
- Grants Pass5
- Gresham2
- Halsey1
- Hammond1
- Happy Valley1
- Hermiston2
- Hillsboro2
- Hood River2
- Jefferson1
- Klamath Falls3
- La Grande3
- Lake Oswego3
- Lincoln City1
- McMinnville3
- Medford5
- Milton Freewater1
- Milwaukie2
- Molalla1
- Mount Angel1
- Newport1
- North Bend1
- Ontario1
- Oregon City2
- Pleasant Hill1
- Portland30
- Prineville2
- Redmond2
- Roseburg3
- Saint Paul1
- Salem11
- Scappoose1
- Scio1
- Sherwood1
- Springfield1
- Stayton1
- Sublimity1
- Tangent1
- The Dalles1
- Tigard1
- Tillamook2
- Troutdale1
- Tualatin4
- Turner1
- Veneta2
- Woodburn1