McMinnville High School is a comprehensive high school with a student enrollment of approximately 2,000 students. MHS provides diverse academic and extracurricular opportunities to students.

Duniway Middle School serves over 760 students. School staff are committed to creating a caring community of students, educators, support staff and parents. "Carpe Diem" is the school theme: staff help students "seize the day" to reach their goals.

Principal: Hilary Brittan
Assistant Principal: Marty Palacios
Office Manager:  Rosemary Rice
Main Office: 503-565-4400
Fax: 503-565-4414

Patton Middle School provides students with opportunities to build a sense of "other" through service to school and community. Students access a wide variety of academic, elective and extracurricular programs in a positive school climate and a student achievement focus. Patton serves approximately 800 students.

Sue Buel Elementary School is the district's newest school, built with funds from the construction bond passed by the community in 2006. Buel is a highly efficient "green" school that earned the first LEED for Schools Gold certification in the state by the U.S. Green Building Council. Buel's sustainable landscaping, lighting and plumbing features offer significant annual operational savings.

Columbus Elementary School, constructed in 1995, is the third school building on the school site. The original school was built in 1892, the brick building that replaced it was damaged beyond repair in the 1993 earthquake.

At Grandhaven Elementary School, the motto is "Student success...whatever it takes." Enrollment is about 520 students, and each student is assigned specific, attainable achievement goals.

At Wascher Elementary School in Lafayette, the goal is to empower all students to be lifelong learners. The school climate encourages mutual respect in a safe and caring atmosphere.