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Best Oregon Private Schools Offering Cross Country Sport (2024-25)

For the 2024-25 school year, there are 44 private schools offering cross country as an interscholastic sport serving 15,225 students in Oregon.

The offering cross country sport private schools in Oregon include Catlin Gabel School, The Delphian School, and Oregon Episcopal School.

The average tuition cost is $15,602, which is higher than the Oregon private school average tuition cost of $10,614.

77% of private schools offering cross country sport in Oregon are religiously affiliated (most commonly Christian and Catholic).

The Delphian School Photo - At The Delphian School, teachers don`t lecture in front of a blackboard while students frantically take notes. At our school, students learn at their own pace and study independently with a personalized program that is specifically designed to satisfy their specific needs and interests.

Outlook Christian School Photo - Outlook Christian School

St. Clare School Photo - A Kindergarten student reads with her 5th grade buddy. Our buddy program allows students of all ages to learn from each other, grow together, and unleash one another''s potential. All students have a buddy. Our buddy classes are as follows: grades K/5, 1/6, 2/7, 3/8, & 4/Preschool.

Valor Christian School International Photo - Playing on the playground

Trinity Lutheran School Photo - Trinity Lutheran School campus in NE Bend

Canyonville Academy Photo - Hinn Hall Girls' Dormitory

Salem Academy Christian Schools Photo - Salem Academy Entrance

French International School of Oregon Photo - An eighth-grade student takes a Chinese painting class during the eighth-grade international trip to China. Eighth graders can travel to one of five different countries on their international trips.

New Hope Christian Schools Photo - New Hope Christian School is located in the beautiful Rogue Valley.

Portland Christian Elementary School Photo - Elementary school weekly chapel

Catlin Gabel School Photo - Catlin Gabel is recognized as one of the finest schools in the nation. When students step onto our 67-acre campus, they find themselves in the center of our educational experience-fir trees, meadows, and apple orchard, as well as multimedia classrooms, a creative arts center, state-of-the-art science labs, divisional libraries, soccer fields, tennis courts, an outdoor track, and much more.

Oregon Episcopal School Photo - Our beautiful 59-acre campus provides the perfect setting for open minds to inquire, explore, and grow in order to succeed in an ever-changing global community.

St. Stephen's Academy Photo - SSA - A Classical Christian School

Franciscan Montessori Earth School Photo - Peace Day at the Franciscan Montessori Earth School and St. Francis Academy featured 2000 pinwheels

Horizon Christian School Photo - Traditional first game of the soccer season is against Troutlake Public School in Washington.

C.S. Lewis Academy Photo - See You at the Pole 2019

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