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State Education  - Schools

Public Universities, Community Colleges, Schools and Education Service Districts (ESDs).

 
Oregon has more than 1,200 public K–12 schools in 197 school districts. The state also has 17 community colleges with 60 campuses and centers, and 7 public universities. Willamette University, founded in 1842, is the oldest university in the Western United States. Central Oregon Community College (COCC) began in 1949 as part of the Bend School District, making it Oregon’s oldest community college. The COCC College District was created in 1959 and officially became the Central Oregon Area Education District in 1962.
On this page, you can find data and reports about Oregon’s education system, including expenditures, budgets, revenue, and other resources.
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Educational Service District (ESD) Annual Reports 

2025 ESD Annual Contracts, Expenditures, and Workforce Report Links

Archive 2017 - 2024 Historical ESD Annual Contracts, Expenditures, and Workforce Reports and ESD Transparency Reporting Data Dictionary
Access annual Contracts, Expenditures, and Workforce Reports from 2017 through 2024. Each year’s reports are available as a zipped file via the links below.

2017 ESD Annual Reports
 2018 ESD Annual Reports
 2019 ESD Annual Reports
 2020 ESD Annual Reports

2021 ESD Annual Reports
 2022 ESD Annual Reports
 2023 ESD Annual Reports
 2024 ESD Annual Reports

The ESD Transparency Reporting Data Dictionary defines, describes, and documents the structure, meaning, and attributes of data elements within a dataset or database.

ESD Transparency Reporting Data Dictionary

ESD Revenue Data: Revenue by Fund & Source - Multi-Year Report
Senate Bill 250 (2011) requires all Education Service Districts (ESDs) to submit revenue data and other informational reports to the Oregon Transparency website.
Oregon ESDs receive funding from property taxes, state and federal contracts and grants, state timber receipts, and the State School Fund (SSF). Their General Fund is based on a Average Daily Membership weighted (ADMw) allocation, which includes each ESD’s permanent property tax rate, timber receipts, and SSF dollars.
This annual ESD revenue data, provided by the Oregon Department of Education, includes revenues by school year, district, fund, and source.




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