Individualized support.
A high school where students with learning differences thrive.
Edison serves students in Portland, Oregon with ADHD, dyslexia, dysgraphia, dyscalculia, executive functioning challenges, ASD and more. A school built to serve your child’s needs.
50+
Years serving students with learning differences
~135
Students currently enrolled — intentionally small
9:1
Student to teacher ratio
99%
Students earn their diploma
Does this sound like your student?
Your high school student is smart. You know that. But something isn’t clicking in their current school — the pace, the environment, the way material is presented. They’re falling behind, losing confidence, or both. You’ve tried accommodations. You’ve tried IEPs. And you’re starting to wonder if there’s a place that was actually built for kids like yours.
There is. Edison High School serves students in grades 9–12 who have ADHD, dyslexia, dysgraphia, dyscalculia, auditory or visual processing disorders, executive functioning challenges, nonverbal learning disorders, ASD, and other learning differences. This isn’t a school with a resource room bolted on. It was built from the ground up for students whose brains work differently.
Come see it for yourself.
Open House is a great introduction to who we are and what we do. Join us on Saturday, November 14—meet our faculty, parents, and student ambassadors, who comprise our community through a one-hour session on campus.
In their own words
Our graduates share what it was like to find the right school – and what changed when they found Edison.
Small School.
Big Opportunities.
Edison is located on the campus of Jesuit High School, and our students are welcome to participate in Jesuit’s full range of extracurricular programs — clubs, athletics, music, drama, and social events.
Our students get the individualized academic support they need at Edison, and the rich campus life of a much larger school next door. It’s the best of both environments.
