Civic Intelligence
School

Oregon Episcopal School

Siviq Rank#57Boarding and Day
Boarding and Day5 AP Courses

6300 SW NICOL RD, PORTLAND, OR 97223

Type

Boarding and Day

Enrollment

328

Student-Teacher Ratio

7:1

Admit Rate

-

Reach

Global

Narrative

Profile Notes

Concise narrative context and counseling notes from the standardized school profile.

Summary

Oregon Episcopal School (OES) is an independent college preparatory day and boarding school in Portland, Oregon, serving Pre-K through grade 12. The 2025–26 profile reports a founding year of 1869, average class size of 14, five AP-designated courses, upper school enrollment of 328 (278 day, 50 boarding), and mean test scores for the Class of 2025 of 1411 SAT and 29 ACT.

College Counseling

College Counseling staff listed: Paula Sutton (Director of College Counseling), Lacy Hall (Associate Director of College Counseling), and Betsy Velluto (College Counseling Administrative Assistant).

Advanced Coursework

Five AP courses are offered in math and language, and honors courses are offered across academic departments.

Matriculation Notes

A colleges-attended list is reported for 2022–2025; no per-college counts or percentages are given.

Siviq Layer

Siviq Scores

Percentile-style context derived from standardized school data and presented separately from reported facts.

Siviq Scores

Precomputed percentiles relative to similar schools. These scores are descriptive rather than judgmental.

Academic Program

30th percentile

5 AP courses

Higher reported academic program than 30% of similar schools.

Combines advanced-course offerings, testing, and reported honors or IB signals.

Private • 300-599 students • 2025-2026 school data

Average Class Size

53rd percentile

16 students

Lower reported average class size than 53% of similar schools.

Smaller reported average classes score higher within each peer cohort.

Private • 300-599 students • 2025-2026 school data

Outcomes

6th percentile

116 destinations

Higher reported outcomes than 6% of similar schools.

Based on reported college destinations in the current school profile.

Private • 300-599 students • 2025-2026 school data

Reach & Access

32nd percentile

13 countries

Higher reported reach & access than 32% of similar schools.

Combines geographic reach and reported access signals from the current school data.

Private • 300-599 students • 2025-2026 school data

Student Experience

50th percentile

7.0:1

Lower reported student experience than 50% of similar schools.

Lower student-teacher ratios score higher within each peer cohort.

Private • 300-599 students • 2025-2026 school data

Standardized Data

Profile

Consistent metrics and policies normalized into shared field groups across school profiles.

Profile

Overview

Standardized overview fields for this school.

Grades Served
PK-12
Residential Enrollment
50
Day Enrollment
278

Profile

Academics

Standardized academics fields for this school.

AP Courses
5
Honors Program
Yes
Average SAT
1,411
Average ACT
29

Profile

Student Body

Standardized student body fields for this school.

Countries Represented
13
Students of Color
46.7%
International Students
17%
Receiving Financial Aid
23%

Profile

Policies

Standardized policies fields for this school.

Class Rank Policy
OES does not rank students.
Weighted Grades
No
Weighted Grades Policy
OES does not weight GPAs.
Disciplinary Reporting
The school will respond to disciplinary questions from colleges.

Linked Nonprofit Data

Nonprofit Financials

Latest nonprofit filing metrics connected to this school profile.

Net Assets

-

Tax year 2024

Net Income

-

Latest revenue minus expenses from the school's nonprofit filing.

Total Expenses

-

Tax year 2024

Expenses Per Student

-

Calculated from total expenses divided by the current school-profile enrollment.

Location Context

Nearest

Nearby travel and geographic reference points for the campus.

Institutional Details

People & Credentials

Structured profile metadata extracted from the school profile, including leaders, contacts, accreditations, and school codes.

Institutional

Leadership

Named school leaders and senior profile signatories.

Head of School

The Rev. Michael Spencer

Head of Upper School

Sarah Grenert-Funk

Upper School

Director of College Counseling

Paula Sutton

College Counseling

[email protected] • 503-416-9350

Institutional

Contacts

Admissions, counseling, registrar, and other named profile contacts.

College Counseling Administrative Assistant

Betsy Velluto

[email protected] • 503-416-9351

Institutional

Accreditations

Accreditations or formal memberships reported on the school profile.

Accredited

Northwest Association of Independent Schools

Schoolwide

Member

National Association of Independent Schools

Schoolwide

Membership reported alongside accreditation statement.

Institutional

School Codes

Institutional identifiers like CEEB and other profile-reported school codes.

CEEB Code

380915

CEEB

External References

Links

Official, admissions, social, and reference links associated with this school.

College Outcomes

Top Colleges

Annualized destinations drawn from the school profile's reported college outcomes.

Search & Answers

Oregon Episcopal School Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions answered from the normalized school profile and linked back to the relevant section on this page.

What is the student-teacher ratio at Oregon Episcopal School?

The current school profile does not publish a normalized student-teacher ratio for Oregon Episcopal School.

See Quick Facts

How many students are enrolled at Oregon Episcopal School?

The current school profile reports about 328 students enrolled at Oregon Episcopal School.

See Quick Facts

What grades does Oregon Episcopal School offer?

Oregon Episcopal School currently reports serving grades PK-12.

See Profile Overview

Is Oregon Episcopal School a day school or a boarding school?

Oregon Episcopal School is a private school.

See Quick Facts

Does Oregon Episcopal School offer advanced placement (AP) courses?

Yes. The current school profile reports 5 AP courses at Oregon Episcopal School.

See Academics

How many students receive financial aid at Oregon Episcopal School?

The current school profile says about 23.0% of students at Oregon Episcopal School receive financial aid.

See Student Body

Which colleges show up most often for Oregon Episcopal School?

The current school profile highlights Alfred University as one of the top reported college destinations for Oregon Episcopal School.

See Top Colleges

Does OES weight GPAs or rank students?

No. OES says it does not weight GPAs, and it does not rank students.

See Academics

What’s different about 9th grade grading at OES?

For the first semester of grade 9, students are graded on a pass/fail basis to encourage experimentation with learning strategies. A passing grade is C- or higher.

See Academics

Is community engagement required at OES?

Yes. Students complete 80 hours of engagement, split between service to the school and work in the greater community.

See Student Body

Are most OES teachers highly credentialed?

Yes. The school reports that 80% of faculty have advanced degrees.

See People & Credentials

By Geography

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By Similarity

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Provenance

Sources

School profile PDFs, official website pages, and reviewed sources used to compile this page.

SourceTypeCheckedMetrics
2025-2026 School Profile (PDF)
Used for normalized profile metrics, school facts, FAQ answers, and school SEO metadata.
School Profile PDFApr 01, 2026AP Courses • Academic Rigor Category • Access Category • Accreditations • Advanced Course Notes • Average ACT • More normalized profile fields
Inquiry Based Learning School In Portland Oregon
www.oes.edu/aboutoes
Official Website PageMay 11, 2026Average Class Size • Founded Year
Oregon Episcopal School | Top Private School In Portland
www.oes.edu
Official Website PageApr 05, 2026Student-Teacher Ratio
Sources & Data QualityMirrored artifacts, website inventory, and normalization review notes for this school profile.

Source Links

Known Website Addresses

RoleURLMethod
official_websitewww.oes.edu/about/at-a-glancesupplemental_backfill
official_websitewww.oes.edu/about/factssupplemental_backfill
official_websitewww.oes.edu/about/fast-factssupplemental_backfill
official_websitewww.oes.edu/about/quick-factssupplemental_backfill
ACADEMICS - OESwww.oes.edu/academicssupplemental_backfill
official_websitewww.oes.edu/academics/college-counselingsupplemental_backfill
official_websitewww.oes.edu/admissionsupplemental_backfill
OES ADMISSIONS: Begin Your OES Experience Herewww.oes.edu/admissionssupplemental_backfill
STUDENT LIFE - Oregon Episcopal Schoolwww.oes.edu/student-lifesupplemental_backfill
official_websitewww.oes.edu/tuition-and-financial-aidsupplemental_backfill
College Counseling - Oregon Episcopal Schoolwww.oes.edu/academics/upper-school/college-counselingsite_scan
2025-2026 school profile PDFresources.finalsite.net/images/v1769730735/oregon/tq2vgqgyvmyz2ahtkfba/2025-26SchoolProfileandOfferings.pdfpage_scan
Inquiry Based Learning School In Portland Oregonwww.oes.edu/aboutoessupplemental_backfill
Head of School - OESwww.oes.edu/aboutoes/head-of-schoolsupplemental_backfill
Public Remarks from Head of School - OESwww.oes.edu/aboutoes/head-of-school/public-remarkssupplemental_backfill
Mission, Vision, and Identity Statements - Oregon Episcopal Schoolwww.oes.edu/aboutoes/mission-identitysupplemental_backfill
Oregon Episcopal School | Top Private School In Portlandwww.oes.eduexisting
Brief History - Oregon Episcopal Schoolwww.oes.edu/aboutoes/historysupplemental_backfill
Strategic Plan 2030 - OESwww.oes.edu/aboutoes/strategic-plansupplemental_backfill

All Canonical Metrics

MetricValueEvidence
Grades ServedPK-12OES is an independent college preparatory day and boarding school educating students from Pre-K through grade 12.
Lowest Grade-1PK-12
Highest Grade12PK-12
Postgraduate Offered-PK-12
Boarding StatusBoarding and DayOES is an independent college preparatory day and boarding school
Boarding Status Codeboarding_and_dayBoarding and Day
School TypePrivateOES is an independent college preparatory day and boarding school educating students from Pre-K through grade 12.
School Type CodeprivatePrivate
Enrollment328-
Residential Enrollment50Enrollment 9–12 328; Boarding students 50
Day Enrollment278Enrollment 9–12 328; Day students 278
Student-Teacher Ratio7OES by the Numbers ... 7:1 Student to Faculty Ratio
Founded Year1869Founded: 1869
School Leadership-THE REV. MICHAEL SPENCER Head of School
Key Contacts-PAULA SUTTON Director of College Counseling [email protected] 503-416-9350
Accreditations-OES is accredited by the Northwest Association of Independent Schools
School Codes-CEEB Code: 380915
AP Courses5Five AP courses are offered (in math and language).
Average Class Size16Average Class Size: 16
IB Program--
Honors ProgramYesHonors courses are offered across academic departments.
Advanced Course NotesFive AP courses are offered in math and language, and honors courses are offered across academic departments.Five AP courses are offered (in math and language). Honors courses are offered across academic departments.
Faculty Count--
College Counseling SummaryCollege Counseling staff listed: Paula Sutton (Director of College Counseling), Lacy Hall (Associate Director of College Counseling), and Betsy Velluto (College Counseling Administrative Assistant).PAULA SUTTON Director of College Counseling ... LACY HALL Associate Director of College Counseling ... BETSY VELLUTO College Counseling Administrative Assistant
Testing Policy--
Testing Policy Code--
Average SAT1411SAT SCORES - 54 Students ... Total ... MEAN 1411
Average ACT29ACT SCORES - 10 Students ... Composite ... MEAN 29
Matriculation SummaryA colleges-attended list is reported for 2022–2025; no per-college counts or percentages are given.COLLEGES ATTENDED 2022–2025
Top Colleges-Alfred University; American Musical and Dramatic Academy; Amherst College; Babson College; Bates College; Beloit College; Bentley University; Boise State University; Boston College; Boston University; Brandeis University; Bryn Mawr College; California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo; Carleton College; Carnegie Mellon University; Case Western Reserve University; Chapman University; Claremont McKenna College; Clark University; Clarkson University; Colby College; Colgate University; College for Creative Studies; Colorado College; Connecticut College; Cornell University; Davidson College; Denison University; Emerson College; Emory University; Fashion Institute of Technology; Fordham University; George Washington University; Georgetown University; Georgia Institute of Technology; Gettysburg College; Gonzaga University; Grinnell College; Hamilton College; Haverford College; Hofstra University; Johns Hopkins University; Lafayette College; Lehigh University; Lewis & Clark College; Loyola Marymount University; Macalester College; McGill University; Middlebury College; Mount Holyoke College; New York University; Northeastern University; Northwestern University; Oberlin College; Occidental College; Oregon State University; Pitzer College; Pomona College; Portland Community College; Princeton University; Purdue University; Queen’s University; Reed College; Rice University; San Diego State University; San Jose State University; Santa Clara University; Sarah Lawrence College; Savannah College of Art and Design; Scripps College; Seattle University; Skidmore College; Smith College; Southern Methodist University; St. Olaf College; Stanford University; Swarthmore College; Syracuse University; Texas A&M University; The University of Tampa; Trinity College; Trinity University; Tufts University; Tulane University of Louisiana; United States Naval Academy; University of California, Berkeley; University of California, Davis; University of California, Irvine; University of California, Riverside; University of California, San Diego; University of California, Santa Barbara; University of Colorado Boulder; University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign; University of Maryland, College Park; University of Michigan; University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; University of Oregon; University of Pennsylvania; University of Puget Sound; University of Redlands; University of Rochester; University of San Diego; University of Southern California; University of St Andrews; University of Toronto; University of Toronto Mississauga; University of Utah; University of Vermont; University of Washington; University of Wisconsin, Madison; University of Wyoming; Wellesley College; Wesleyan University; Whitman College; Willamette University; Yale University
States Represented--
Countries Represented13Countries represented 13
Students of Color46.7Students of color 46.7%
International Students17International students 17%
Receiving Financial Aid23Students receiving financial aid 23%
Tuition-Free Share--
Applicants--
Admitted--
Matriculated--
Admit Rate--
Yield Rate--
Class Rank PolicyOES does not rank students.OES does not weight GPAs or rank students.
Class Rank Policy Code-OES does not rank students.
Weighted GradesNoOES does not weight GPAs or rank students.
Weighted Grades PolicyOES does not weight GPAs.OES does not weight GPAs or rank students.
Disciplinary ReportingThe school will respond to disciplinary questions from colleges.We expect students to respond truthfully to questions regarding disciplinary records. The school will respond to disciplinary questions from colleges.
Boarding Modelboarding_and_dayboarding_and_day
Selectivity Categoryselectiveselective
Academic Rigor Categoryhighhigh
Testing Policy Categorynot_reportednot_reported
College Counseling Categoryestablishedestablished
Student Body Reach Categoryglobalglobal
Access Categorymeaningful_accessmeaningful_access
Outcome Categoryreported_outcomesreported_outcomes
Signals-Reported as a day and boarding school with 278 day students and 50 boarding students in grades 9-12.; No admit rate or applicant volume reported; selectivity inference relies mainly on strong academic profile signals rather than direct admissions pressure.; Mean SAT reported as 1411 and mean ACT as 29 for the Class of 2025.; Senior class size is 89, with 12 National Merit Semifinalists and 9 National Merit Commended students reported.; Five AP courses are offered, with honors courses offered across academic departments.; School reports unweighted GPA and no class rank, with mean GPA 3.63 at sixth semester.; Testing policy is not reported.; College counseling staff includes a Director, Associate Director, and Administrative Assistant.; Student body includes 13 countries represented and 17% international students.; 23% of students receive financial aid.; College outcomes are reported as a 2022-2025 colleges-attended list only, with no per-college counts or percentages.