Oregon School Districts are local educational agencies responsible for managing public schools in the state of Oregon. Each district operates independently and is governed by a school board, which makes decisions about budgets, curriculum, and policies. The districts vary in size, serving urban, suburban, and rural communities. There are over 200 school districts in Oregon, each with its own unique characteristics and challenges. They provide education from kindergarten through 12th grade and often offer various programs, including special education and vocational training, to meet the diverse needs of their students.