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Lake Oswego Senior High School
(503) 534-2313
2501 SW Country Club Rd
Lake Oswego, OR 97034
Level: 9-12
District: Lake Oswego School District 7j



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In-depth school information including test scores, student stats, parent ratings and reviews for Lake Oswego Senior High School, Lake Oswego, OR.


Cenus InfoValueYear
White, non-Hispanic:86.81% (2006)
Black, non-Hispanic:0.71% (2006)
Hispanic:2.76% (2006)
Asian/Pacific Islander:9.08% (2006)
Native American or Native Alaskan:0.63% (2006)
Student Teacher Ratio:23.4% (2006)
Percent Free and Reduced Price Lunch:4.11% (2006)


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Lake Oswego Senior High School Ratings Summary

Average Quality Rating4
Average Principals Rating5
Average Teachers Rating5
Average Activities Rating5
Average Parents Rating5
Average Safety Rating4


Lake Oswego Senior High School Reviews

 
high school is really what you make of it no matter where you go. if lo has a rigorous academic curriculum then i would hate to see what an easy curriculum would look like because i have found it is very easy to get an A in every class without doing very much at all. i think i could've gotten just as much out of any other school. the only reason you should choose lake oswego over any other high school is if you are a jock, a social girl, or someone that loves to drink lots of alcohol. that pretty much sums up this school. not much of a real world experience at all....but the teachers are amazing!!! some of the best people i've ever been around.

I have had three children go through the Lake Oswego school system. The main reason we chose to live in Lake Oswego was because of the school system. All my children excelled due of the school system and enjoyed all the extra-curricular activities offered in the city. They were all accepted by the colleges of their choice and graduated in four years. In reading old reviews, it appears that some parents are upset that the community is relatively affluent. Well, I can't change that, and it really doesn't matter, but the bottom line is: you will not find a better school system in the state of Oregon.

Lake Oswego High School is academically a strong high school although communications with teachers regarding grades can be very difficult. Many of them do not necessarily respond to your emails after numerous attempts made. My child is a good student. Grades on line would help knowing what a student is earning since teachers don't seem to want to respond to our email inquiring grades.

LOHS is safe, academically rewarding, and a great place for kids. math and science are generally well taught. LOHS is an outstanding high school judged by almost any current standard.

As a current student I would like to say that there are many pros to attending this school. The academic schedule is rigorous and challenging and the extracurricular activities are well run and known for their excellent preformance. Its a charming community with alot of parent involvement and great oppurtunities academically and in sports. It is known throughout the state for being a top school. The con about this school however, is that the community is very materialistic.

i think this school is a great place for kids to grow up in. overall i think this is a great school.

Strong academic programs with an abundance of extracurricular activities. Students tend to be spoiled with a strong sense of entitlement in a relatively well-to-do community.

Lake Oswego High School is excellent in academics, athletics, and has just completed an extensive remodel and addition making it a gem of a school. My daughter loves her classes, the theatre program and is active in cheerleading. The parent participation is outstanding and this school provides a much higher level of attention and education than that of neighboring Portland School District. All in all, I cannot say enough good things about this school.

Very good quality, many extracurricular activities+amazing. Parents are very involved with the school. Its a great community and we love it.

We love this school. Our son is a college Junior and even though he didn't apply himself to his studies until Senior year, he was well prepared for college. He loved his four years. Our second child is a Senior this year and has had fantasic academic and extracurricular opportunies (the arts, academic enrichment and varsity sports)-the only complaint is that there is not enough time to do all that interests her. She works hard and has caring teachers who will meet her before or after school to help with her homework.

This school is getting too big. Students get over looked by staff, there's very little diversity, while not everyone is wealthy most students are well off and often spoiled. Accademically it is fairly challenging depending on the kid, but socially I really feel there's a lot missing for kids that don't belong with the main cliques. Maybe that's just a big school thing though. And I think it's more of an alcohol school than drugs, just what I've seen though. Good principal, though I don't know if he can control any more kids. Some amazing, caring teachers, some not so but they are very smart. I didn't like LO much personally.

I attend Lake Oswego High School after coming from the Hillsboro area. It's amazing. The teachers are what make the school what it is. Each one I have had so far have been compassionate about their subject and their enthusiasm makes you want to learn and actually be interested in academics. I'd recommend this school to anyone who is interested in having a great college prep education.

Having moved to the Portland area when my oldest was junior high school age, we were very dissatisfied in a neighboring school district. We have found heaven in Lake Oswego Schools. We are certainly not rich, and although many of her friends are priveledged, we have not met a single kid we haven't liked. She is liked and accepted and has many friends. These are healthy relationships between large groups of boys and girls. We have seen no signs of drug or alcohol use among any of these kids. The school and parent support system is phenomenal. If you want to see the spirit of LOHS in action, make a point to attend a Mayfete performance (end of April/beginning of May) and see how an entire student body can work together to provide a fun-filled evening of entertainment without teacher involvement. You won't be disappointed.

Regarding the statement made in February of 2004: I don t know where you got your eighty percent statistics when sighting the number of drug users among the student body. The statistics concerning drug use on a daily basis at the High School are in actuality around 5.7%. Speaking from a student s perspective, I am proud to have graduated from what I would consider the top public high school in the state of Oregon. Both the school and the district provide an environment in which a student can thrive and excel to their fullest potential. I feel that I received an exemplary education from the most passionate of teachers and the most caring of administrators.

Obviously, personal experiences will differ. For me, the school system in general is so inadequate. My son has suffered. He is a very brite individual (16), and was totally uninterested in school for many years, and as a result his grades suffered badly. He was shuffled through grades regardless of completion. I asked to hold him back. They said they don't really do that anymore. Year after year he slipped through. I pulled him out and placed him in an accelerated environment (boarding school) in the middle of this year and now he's at 98% with everything. This school is a bunch of spoiled 'rich' kids (I'm rich too) which from my understanding are at around 80% which have tried or are involved with daily drug use. My 11 year old daughter is heading down the same path. It's not a inward issue (home) problem. It's a general academic attitude these days. We are pulling her out at the end of this year. Packing up and renting our home and moving to Europe to school her. Ultimately it is our responsibility to educate our children. I've witnessed bad things and have taken back my children. These words are not from a bitter parent. But from a saddened one who is very disappointed in this failing system.

This school is a very nice school. I realized almost all the friends I know who go to LOHS (Lake Oswego High School) is averaging very high scores in every classes. Knowing the people around, this school will be a very good help to everyone who attends.

This is a great school. I don't understand why there are not more comments here. It's fantastic...you can't even touch a public school like this in Southern California. You'd have to pay $18,000 in private school fees. You Lake Oswego parents...get involved. This is an awesome school!!



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