Lane County Schools & Education

Lane County, Oregon

School Score

29/100

Higher = better

Rating

Below Average

Graduation Rate

78.6%

National avg 87.5%

Education Statistics

Graduation Rate

78.6%

National avg 87.5%

State avg 82.3%

Per-Pupil Spending

$7,370

National avg $13,239

State avg $7,886

School Score

29/100

Higher = better

State avg 41/100

State School Rank

#29

of 36 counties (1 = best)

Education Overview

About Schools in Lane County, Oregon

Extensive Education Landscape in Lane County

Lane County features a massive network of 115 public schools, including 58 elementary and 29 high schools. This infrastructure supports a large student body of 43,461 students across 17 different districts.

Performance Challenges and Funding Levels

The county's 78.6% graduation rate remains below the Oregon average of 82.3% and the national target of 87.0%. Local per-pupil spending of $7,370 is also lower than the state average of $7,886 and far behind the national median.

Eugene and Springfield District Hubs

Eugene SD 4J is the largest district with 16,417 students, followed by Springfield SD 19 with 9,263 students. Choice is prevalent here, as 14 charter schools make up over 12% of the county's educational offerings.

Diverse Urban and Rural Campuses

With 67 city schools and 26 rural schools, students experience a wide range of environments. Large high schools like Sheldon and Willamette serve over 1,500 students each, while the average school size countywide is 378.

Settling in Oregon's Educational Hub

Lane County provides families with unmatched variety, from bustling urban schools in Eugene to quiet rural campuses. Consider school district boundaries as a key factor when exploring real estate in this vibrant Valley region.

School Overview

Total Schools

115

in Lane County

Total Enrollment

43,461

students

School Districts

17

districts

Charter Schools

14

12% of total

School Type Breakdown

Elementary58
Middle20
High29
Other8

17 School Districts in Lane County

Eugene SD 4J

37 schools
16,417 students

Springfield SD 19

21 schools
9,263 students

Bethel SD 52

11 schools
5,075 students

South Lane SD 45J3

10 schools
2,765 students

Junction City SD 69

4 schools
1,664 students

Fern Ridge SD 28J

5 schools
1,413 students

Siuslaw SD 97J

3 schools
1,249 students

Creswell SD 40

3 schools
1,134 students

Lowell SD 71

4 schools
1,062 students

Pleasant Hill SD 1

2 schools
993 students

115 Public Schools in Lane County

Sheldon High School

Eugene SD 4J

9–12High1,525 students
Willamette High School

Bethel SD 52

9–12High1,516 students
South Eugene High School

Eugene SD 4J

9–12High1,505 students
Springfield High School

Springfield SD 19

9–12High1,317 students
Thurston High School

Springfield SD 19

9–12High1,277 students
Churchill High School

Eugene SD 4J

9–12High1,082 students
North Eugene High School

Eugene SD 4J

9–12High1,071 students
Cottage Grove High School

South Lane SD 45J3

9–12High665 students
Meadow View School

Bethel SD 52

KG–8Primary657 students
Prairie Mountain School

Bethel SD 52

KG–8Primary585 students
Gilham Elementary School

Eugene SD 4J

KG–5Primary584 students
Hamlin Middle School

Springfield SD 19

6–8Middle571 students
TEACH-NW

Marcola SD 79J

KG–12Charter570 students
Thurston Middle School

Springfield SD 19

6–8Middle563 students
Bridge Charter Academy

Lowell SD 71

KG–12Charter560 students
Roosevelt Middle School

Eugene SD 4J

6–8Middle543 students
Monroe Middle School

Eugene SD 4J

6–8Middle541 students
Junction City High School

Junction City SD 69

9–12High539 students
Pleasant Hill High School

Pleasant Hill SD 1

6–12High538 students
Siuslaw Elementary School

Siuslaw SD 97J

KG–5Primary520 students

Educational Attainment

Annual Per-Pupil Expenditure

$7,370

State avg $7,886

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Frequently Asked Questions

Schools in Lane County, Oregon — FAQ

What does the school system look like in Lane County, Oregon?

Lane County features a massive network of 115 public schools, including 58 elementary and 29 high schools. This infrastructure supports a large student body of 43,461 students across 17 different districts.

How do schools in Lane County perform academically?

The county's 78.6% graduation rate remains below the Oregon average of 82.3% and the national target of 87.0%. Local per-pupil spending of $7,370 is also lower than the state average of $7,886 and far behind the national median.

What are the major school districts in Lane County, Oregon?

Eugene SD 4J is the largest district with 16,417 students, followed by Springfield SD 19 with 9,263 students. Choice is prevalent here, as 14 charter schools make up over 12% of the county's educational offerings.

What is the school experience like in Lane County?

With 67 city schools and 26 rural schools, students experience a wide range of environments. Large high schools like Sheldon and Willamette serve over 1,500 students each, while the average school size countywide is 378.

How can I find homes near good schools in Lane County, Oregon?

Lane County provides families with unmatched variety, from bustling urban schools in Eugene to quiet rural campuses. Consider school district boundaries as a key factor when exploring real estate in this vibrant Valley region.

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Data Sources

Education data sourced from the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) and the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey. School scores are derived composite metrics.

Data is informational only. Coverage varies by county and reporting year. Not for use as the sole basis for educational decisions.