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Education statistics

Oregon's educational landscape includes highly regarded public university systems, comprehensive community colleges, and ongoing efforts to improve K-12 outcomes.

* **K-12 Education:** The statewide high school graduation rate typically hovers around 81-83%, with continuing state initiatives (such as the Student Success Act) aiming to increase equity and early childhood literacy. * **Literacy:** The adult literacy rate aligns with the national average, with over 90% of adults possessing basic English literacy skills. * **Higher Education:** Oregon is home to major public research institutions. **The University of Oregon** (Eugene) and **Oregon State University** (Corvallis) are globally ranked, recognized for research in environmental science, forestry, and business. **Portland State University** is highly regarded for urban planning and sustainability programs. * **Private Colleges:** Notable liberal arts colleges include Reed College, Lewis & Clark College, and Willamette University (the oldest university in the western United States).

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