Education is big in Portland and we have you covered. From information on childcare and Pre-K to college and beyond, this section will assist you in making informed decisions on which schools will best fit your needs.
Reynolds School District
Reynolds School District (RSD) serves 10,000+ students in Portland, Gresham, Fairview, Wood Village, and Troutdale, providing technology-integrated learning, academic excellence, and a commitment to equity and student success.
Portland Public Schools
Portland Public Schools (PPS) is the largest school district in the Pacific Northwest, serving 48,500+ students with Pre-K through 12th-grade education, including language immersion, early learning, and career and technical education programs.
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Parkrose School District
Parkrose School District in Northeast Portland serves a diverse student population with a commitment to AVID strategies, digital learning, and inclusive education, ensuring academic success and college readiness for K-12 students.
Clark College
Clark College in Vancouver, WA, offers affordable, high-quality education with degrees in nursing, dental hygiene, health informatics, and mechatronics, along with GED programs, university transfer pathways, and workforce partnerships to prepare students for success.
Homeschooling in Oregon
The homeschooling community in Oregon is vibrant and growing with the majority of enrollment coming from the Portland area.
Education in Portland Oregon
When it comes to receiving a quality education in the Portland area there is certainly no shortage of options for children families and young adults—along with those who are looking to continue their education or professional development later in life.
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