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De La Salle North Catholic High School

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Private School

De La Salle North Catholic High School is a Private School serving the Multnomah County community. Located in Portland, OR, the Co-educational private school teaches Grade 9 to Grade 12, with a Roman Catholic religious orientation.

As of the last reported school year in 2019-2020, 277 students attended De La Salle North Catholic High School with a student to teacher ratio of 14.97, earning a ratio grade of D-. De La Salle North Catholic High School ranks #33 in size compared to all Oregon private schools.

If a diverse private school is essential, De La Salle North Catholic High School ranks #14 in Oregon for diversity, earning a grade of A.

School Type

Regular Elementary or Secondary

Grades

Grade 9 to Grade 12

How Does De La Salle North Catholic High School Rank?

Diversity

D-

Teacher Ratio

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De La Salle North Catholic High School Students

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Students

277

Student-Teacher Ratio

14.97:1

Co-ed Status

Co-educational

White alone

8.3%

Black or African American alone

34.3%

American Indian and Alaska Native alone

Asian alone

4.69%

Hispanic or Latino

44.77%

Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander alone

Two or More Races

7.58%

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School Details

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Religious Orientation

Roman Catholic

School Days

177

School Duration

8 hours

Library or Media Center

Total Population

647,176

Median Household Income

$78,476

County

Multnomah County

Should you move to Portland, OR?

Portland, OR is home to 647,176 residents, ranking it #24 in Oregon by size. The City has a poverty rate of 43% and a median household income of $78,476. Overall, Portland received an economic health grade of:

Homes in Portland, OR are commonly 50+ unit Multi-Family, 3 Bedroom, and built in 1964. 50.4% of homes are owner occupied.

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B+

Economy

C+

Home Affordability

C+

Diversity