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Most Selective Private High Schools in Oregon

The average private high school acceptance rate in Oregon is 79% per year (2025).

The most selective school in Oregon is East Linn Christian Academy, with an acceptance rate of 15%.

Oregon Episcopal School Photo - OES offers an inquiry-based education that prepares students for higher education and lifelong learning.

Catlin Gabel School Photo - Catlin Gabel is recognized as one of the finest schools in the nation. When students step onto our 67-acre campus, they find themselves in the center of our educational experience: fir trees, meadows, and apple orchard, as well as multimedia classrooms, a creative arts center, state-of-the-art science labs, divisional libraries, soccer fields, tennis courts, an outdoor track, and much more.

The Delphian School Photo - At The Delphian School, teachers don`t lecture in front of a blackboard while students frantically take notes. At our school, students learn at their own pace and study independently with a personalized program that is specifically designed to satisfy their specific needs and interests.

Cascades Academy Photo - This year marks Cascades Academy's 20th anniversary, and our school is thriving. With a stable foundation in place, we're able to reflect on the challenges and growth we've experienced over the past two decades, and look to the future while creating a vision for the next 20 years. Our faculty and staff took time earlier this year to update our

Columbia Christian Schools Photo - Located in the heart of East PDX on a beautiful 13-acre campus, our mission is to provide a Christ-centered education focused on excellence in faith, character, and academics to students in PreK through 12th grade.

De La Salle North Catholic High School Photo - The Courtyard of our campus on a beautiful autumn afternoon in Portland.

Edison High School Photo - A student works with history teacher Ms. Connolly during class. Every incoming student receives a laptop (now an iPad) equipped with assistive software.

La Salle Catholic College Preparatory Photo

C.S. Lewis Academy Photo - CSLA Varsity Soccer

Canyonville Academy Photo - Basketball is a passionate sport at Canyonville Academy

Horizon Christian School Photo - Our Elementary and Middle School Campus, nestled in a beautiful wooded setting, is home to our kindergarten through 8th-grade students.

New Hope Christian Schools Photo - New Hope Christian School is located in the beautiful Rogue Valley.

Park Academy Photo - A group of upper school students pose for a photo on the deck outside their classrooms.

Salem Academy Christian Schools Photo - Salem Academy Entrance

Portland Christian Jr./Sr. High School Photo - Looking over the track, soccer, football field, softball and baseball diamond towards the school in the background

St. Stephen's Academy Photo - SSA - A Classical Christian School

Acceptance Rate Range: 15% 98% Avg. Acceptance Rate: 78%

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Oregon average private high schools acceptance rate?

The Oregon average private high schools acceptance rate is 79% for 2025.

What are the most selective private high schools in Oregon?

The top ranked private high schools in Oregon include East Linn Christian Academy, Oregon Episcopal School and Naya Early College Academy.

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