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SchoolOregon City, OR

The Marylhurst School

Grades and ages

Grades PreK-8

Enrollment

168 students

Students per teacher

21 per full-time teacher

Tuition

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About The Marylhurst School

The Marylhurst School in Oregon City serves children from preschool through grade 8 on a 38-acre campus. Our curriculum is guided by students’ interests and questions, with year-long themes linking learning across subjects. In middle school, students take on more student-directed projects and leadership roles.

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Who this school serves

Grades and ages

  • Private
  • Elementary (K-5)
  • Middle School (6-8)
  • Preschool (Ages 2-5)

School facts

Practical details for families

Students per Teacher
21 per full-time teacher
School Day
7.2 hours
School Year
170 days
Student Body
Coed
Religious Affiliation
Nonsectarian

Tuition and funding

Tuition: Contact for pricing

Enrollment

168 students

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Physical address

15544 Clackamas River Dr, Oregon City, OR 97045

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