Sunridge Middle School Registration - Aug 14 from 7:30-1 pm and 2-7 pm
All incoming 6-8th graders need to register for the 2025-26 school year.
219 Kindergarten
Grades (K)
High School Registration - Aug 12 from 7-1 and 2-7 pm
The format is the same as in previous years, with all Registration Stations housed on the first floor. You start at the west side of the hallway and finish at the main office window. It is important that you come in to register your student during this time. If you are a new student to the district or did not attend Pendleton High School in the previous year, please contact Renee Moore, Registrar, at 541-966-3848 at any time. If you are unable to attend on this day, please call Shelby McQuinn, PHS Secretary, at 541-966-3804.
About the Pendleton School District
The Pendleton School District has an enrollment of approximately 2,090 students in the early learning center, three elementary schools, one middle school and one high school. There are approximately 219 kindergartners, 1,095 elementary students (grades 1-5), 670 middle school students (grades 6-8) and 831 high school students (grades 9-12).
Data from 2020-21 Oregon At-A-Glance District Profile
1,095 Elementary
Grades (1-5)
670 Middle School
Grades (6-8)
782 High School
Grades (9-12)
49 Alt School
Grades (9-12)
District Advantages – Big City Educational Opportunities in a Rural Community
The PSD has distinct advantages not always found in districts of a similar size.
- Students in Pendleton schools usually score well on state achievement tests. Traditionally, those students who plan to attend college score well above state and national scores on the SAT.
- The PSD is staffed with many dedicated long-term employees.
- Grades 1-12 are provided opportunities with a full Music program.
- The Pendleton High School offers a comprehensive Career & Technical Education (CTE) program.
- Middle school students have a rich choice of elective programs to choose from.
Outstanding Programs and Community Involvement
The Pendleton schools have an outstanding music program with instruction in band, choir and orchestra at the middle and senior high schools.
Pendleton sports programs have long-standing reputations for winning, attributed in large part to the tremendous community pride, spirit and tradition. Many sports start at the grade school level and continue through high school with a positive attitude and thus a winning program.
The district also has many school-related clubs, organizations and extracurricular activities that give students the opportunity to be involved in their schools and community. An aggressive DARE program, character education program and gang awareness education is stressed at all levels.