Oregon City School Numbers Are Out: See How Your School Performed

OREGON CITY, OR – It's not the report cards that most people were waiting for but scores of them became available when the Oregon Department of Education made the report cards for every school and school district across the state available late Wednesday afternoon.

Oregon Gov. Kate Brown reportedly ordered the numbers released.

"I directed the Department of Education today to release the data they have regarding annual performance measures in our schools," Brown said. "We should all remember that at the end of the day, this data is not about an election or politics.

"It's about improving our schools. My top priority as governor is to give Oregon's students the tools they need to succeed."

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Until Brown gave the order — even though the state has had the numbers since Oct. 4 and had planned to release them this week — the numbers were not going to be released until after the election.

Schools chief Colt Gill, a political appointee, had made the announcement earlier, saying the reason was because the state wanted to give some of Oregon's poorer performing schools more of a chance to prepare.

Gill had also said the state needed more time to prepare a website tied to the release.

So, how did your school do?

Click on this link and you can search by either school or district.

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