Oroville Union High

Situated in Northern California's Chico metropolitan region, the Oroville Union High School District serves as a vital educational hub for the community of Oroville. Headquartered at 2211 Washington Avenue, this fully operational, non-charter public school district delivers targeted secondary education across four active campus sites, catering specifically to students in grades 9 through 12 while also providing adult education programs. Serving a total enrollment of 2,230 students within a distant town setting, the district reflects a vibrant and multifaceted student body. The student population includes 1,084 White, 498 Hispanic, 299 Asian, 133 multiracial, 117 American Indian, 80 Black, and 15 Pacific Islander students, fostering an inclusive environment centered on academic growth and community connection.

The district maintains a balanced high school cohort structure—ranging from 583 ninth-graders to 602 graduating seniors—supported by a dedicated institutional workforce. With a total staffing context equivalent to approximately 654 full-time positions, Oroville Union High School District places a strong emphasis on comprehensive student support and instruction. The faculty includes nearly 239 full-time equivalent teachers, reinforced by more than 71 instructional aides and over 343 support staff members dedicated to counseling, operations, and specialized services. For parents, students, and educational researchers, the district stands out as a well-resourced secondary system tailored to prepare young adults for higher education, career pathways, and lifelong success.