Phoenix Charter School

FAQs

Here are some common questions and answers about attending Phoenix, if you don’t see your answer here please send us an email at adavis@roseburgphoenix.com or call us at 541-673-3036 and we can help.

Phoenix Charter School is a public high school that is open to all students residing in Douglas County. Phoenix Charter School is sponsored by Roseburg Public Schools.
Yes! Phoenix Charter School is accredited with the Northwest Accreditation Commission (NWAC) and awards high school diplomas.
Phoenix accepts students grades 8-12. Acceptance is not competitive, though space is limited.
Yes, Phoenix Students are eligible to participate in sports programs offered by their home school district.
Phoenix Charter School provides classroom supplies for our students, we do not have a required list of supplies for students to purchase on their own.
Yes, the school provides breakfast and lunch to all students free of charge.
Phoenix offers small class sizes, career learning opportunities, clear pathways to college and a learning environment that is specifically focused to students’ interests and skill levels.
No, Phoenix students do not pay tuition.
No, Phoenix students are from throughout Douglas County, you do not have to live in Roseburg to attend.
School bus transportation is available for our students in most areas. Follow the links for the Roseburg bus schedule and the South County bus schedule.
No, Phoenix students are required to complete the same state testing and have the same graduation requirements as other public high schools in Oregon. Phoenix is designed to meet the needs of students through a hands-on learning approach so the coursework is often different than traditional high school environments.
Yes, Phoenix has highly qualified teachers. All teachers at Phoenix are licensed and registered with the Oregon Teacher Standards & Practices Commission (TSPC).