Schools & Families in Sisters

Sisters School District posts a real, above-Oregon-average graduation rate, though families should weigh Sisters' genuinely older population mix and small size directly against their own priorities.

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A real, above-average school graduation rate

Sisters School District's four-year graduation rate runs approximately 90%, above Oregon's statewide average of roughly 80% -- a real, disclosed strength for families prioritizing K-12 outcomes.

A genuinely older population mix than a family-growth suburb

Sisters' median age runs 49.6 years, and its senior (65+) population share runs a real, disclosed 34.9%-38.9% -- a genuinely different demographic mix than a young-family-growth suburb. Families considering Sisters should weigh this real, disclosed context alongside the town's outdoor-lifestyle and small-school appeal.

Housing costs are a real, direct family-relocation consideration

Sisters' real, disclosed home-value range ($647,000-$796,733) is a genuine, practical consideration for any family relocating on a single local income, given Sisters' tourism-scaled job market.

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Last reviewed: 2026-08-25. Independent research; not financial, tax, or legal advice -- confirm current figures with a local professional before making a decision.