district also provides housing to employees. Student body In 1950 it had 63 students, with some of them Basque Oregoners from Denio, Oregon. In 1976 it had 99 students. In February 1998 it had 77 students, and in November of the same year it was up to 88, with 65 of them boarding. In 2002 the school had 97 students. In 2020 its student count was 96, with boarders making up 60 of them. Eric Cain of Oregon Public Broadcasting stated that the student body is "some of the most rural kids in the state – maybe the country". Many of the students are alumni of one room schoolhouses and had regularly helped their families with ranch work prior to leaving for high school. Academics In 2008, 100 percent of the school's seniors received a high school diploma. Of 24 students, 24 graduated and none dropped out. Transportation the district has no school bus for students. Students may drive themselves to/from school on weekends. This is because, as of 1972, the school officials use the funding from the state, used by other districts for transportation purposes, to fund the dormitory. In 1950 the district had a bus to take students to Burns, Oregon so they could access entertainment. Athletics In 1998 about 90% of the students participated in athletics. Feeder patterns The high school, in its official attendance zone, takes students from the following K-8 school districts: Diamond School District 7 Double O School District 28 Drewsey School District 13 Frenchglen School District 16 Harney County School District 4 (Crane Elementary School) Pine Creek School District 5 South Harney County School District 33 (Fields School) Suntex School District 10 Denio School of the Humboldt County School District would also be a feeder school as Denio, Nevada students had Crane Union as one option for high school. See also List of high schools in Oregon List of boarding schools in the United States References External links Crane Union High School High schools in Harney County, Oregon Education in Malheur County, Oregon Education in Humboldt County, Nevada Boarding schools in Oregon Educational institutions established in 1918 Public high schools in Oregon 1918 establishments in Oregon Public boarding schools in the United States