School Choice

School Choice and Homeschool in Oregon

Private school choice programs, charter schools, homeschool rules and private schools in Oregon. Facts as of November 2026.

Choice programs0None found
Charter schoolsAllowedPublic charter law
Homeschool noticeYesTesting: Yes

Private school choice programs

How they work ›

No state-funded or tax-credit private school choice program was found for Oregon.

Charter schools

Oregon has a public charter school law.

Official source

Homeschool rules

Parents notify the education service district in writing when they begin teaching a child at home or withdraw the child from public school. Home-taught children are examined at grades 3, 5, 8 and 10 on an approved test, and results go to the ESD on request. Check your state's law before you start.

Notice: Yes Testing: Yes

Law: Or. Rev. Stat. §§ 339.030, 339.035. Official source

Notes

No state private school choice program (voucher, ESA or scholarship tax credit) was found; the absence of a program cannot be confirmed on an official page.

Some items in a note may rest on news reports rather than an official source.

Private schools in Oregon

The private school list will appear here after the first scheduled update.

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Sources: Oregon Revised Statutes chapter 339 (2025 edition), Oregon Revised Statutes chapter 338 (Public Charter Schools), NCES Private School Universe Survey. State facts as of November 2026. Check your state's law before you start.