2575 Satter St
West Linn, OR 97068

I'm shocked that this school keeps making the top of rankings, but we are talking about Oregon. It is huge (1600+ kids) and there are only a few counselors to handle the needs of students regarding special education, college advising, etc. Like in most schools, many of the teachers are fantastic but their overuse of flipped classrooms and subs has really harmed students. I believe the reason why students do well here has less to do with what the school offers and more to do with affluent families and neighborhoods that can afford private tutoring, college prep consultants, and enrichment activities. Your student will really notice the difference when they arrive at college and study with the students from around the country who had college prep coursework. Finally, the school is lacking diversity- racial, economic, and religious, to name a few. There are, or were, pending lawsuits regarding racial discrimination against staff. I moved here because of the good schools but, if I could do it all over, I would never send my kids to the high school.

if u hate ur kids bring them here. was a student here and they were horrible to me and my family. would never recommend this place.

When we shop for a new house it is 100% about schools, schools, schools. We picked a home near Trillium after touring all of the local schools. It was easily the best school, in the best area. It also has the advantage of West Linn. No Portland problems, no Lake O prices for old small homes. My children flourished under their Trillium teachers. Trillium really promotes bonding with students new to the area, making sure they foster good friend groups with their peers. They loved to go out the door to class every day, and got great marks in class. We also loved all of the community events that Trillium offers throughout the year.