Welcome to Sisters Country
Home of the Outlaws
Sisters School District is nestled at the base of the Three Sisters mountain peaks. With stunning views and ample outdoor opportunities – classroom work is never dull.
Pulling from a community of just over 10,000 people, all three schools boast small class sizes, dedicated teachers and administrators and a supportive community.
Students can often be found studying biology in nearby Whychus Creek and Camp Polk Meadow Preserve, launching their own weather balloons, obtaining a pilot’s license at Sisters Eagle Airport, and taking part in reenactments of medical traumas in health classes with the local paramedics.
Chinese is taught at all three schools and students have opportunities to travel to China on an semi-annual basis. Both the I.E.E. and Ecos classes get students out and into the wilderness for hands on learning in social studies, environmental science, physical education and language arts. Students have the opportunity to build their own guitars, write and record music and sing along with nationally known recording artists through the Americana Program.
Does this sound like a great place? We think so…and we think you’d fit right in.
Sisters School District Updates
It is important to stay up-to-date with everything that is going on at Sisters School District. The Updates page is designed to do just that.
For updates for individuals schools, please visit the school websites.
To learn more about what is going on here, click on the Learn More button.
Updates Pages on Individual School Websites
If you need to check the Updates page for one of the schools in the Sisters School District, click on the appropriate link below:
We are Sisters Outlaws . . .
We are Sisters Parents . . .
We are Sisters Staff . . .
We are Community Leaders . . .
Notice of Non-Discrimination
Sisters School District is committed to equal opportunity and non-discrimination in all of its educational and employment activities. The District does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, religion, disability or age in its programs and activities and equal access to the designated youth organizations in the Boy Scouts of America Equal Access Act.
The following individuals have been designated to handle inquiries regarding non-discrimination:
District 504 Contact: Lorna Van Geem | lorna.vangeem@ssd6.org| 541-549-8521 Ext. 5017
District Title VI, Title IX, Age Discrimination & American Disabilities Act Contact: Joe Hosang| joe.hosang@ssd6.org| 541-693-8521 Ext.5022
View our Discrimination Complaint & Grievance Procedure Information
Public Complaints
Complaint Processes and Procedures
Please refer to the following SSD Policies:
KL – Public Complaints
KL-AR- Public Complaint Procedure