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The Oregon Episcopal School (OES) is an American private coeducational college preparatory school in the Raleigh Hills suburb of Portland, Oregon. ==History==
Established in 1869 by Rev. Benjamin Wistar Morris, Bishop of Oregon, OES is "the oldest Episcopal school west of the Rocky Mountains."〔http://www.oes.edu/contacts/positions/Academic%20Dean.htm〕 Known as St. Helen's Hall at the time of its founding, it was originally a boarding and day school for girls. The school's original site at 4th and Madison is now the location of Portland's City Hall. A new, larger site was purchased in 1890 and a new school opened the following year. The school moved again in 1964 to its current location in Raleigh Hills and Bishop Dagwell Hall was added, expanding the academic program to boys. In 1972 the two institutions were merged into Oregon Episcopal School.〔http://www.oes.edu/about/history.htm〕 Currently, the school serves children from prekindergarten to 12th grade and includes day-school and boarding programs.〔http://www.oes.edu/about/fastfacts.htm〕
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