The school was part of the Classical Christian education movement and had 222 students in its final year.

[7] These buildings were located at an office complex near Tualatin Valley Highway and River Road in southeast Hillsboro.

[7] This allowed the school to save about $16,000 per month in rent with an annual budget at that time of $1.25 million.

[1] The school’s Digital Storm team placed second in January 2009 at the Intel Oregon FIRST Lego League championship tournament.

[18] Enrollment ended with 170 students in its eleventh year of operation and Todd Pfaff as the last headmaster.

[19] The four building campus included a gymnasium, computer lab, science laboratory, library, and lunchroom in addition to classrooms.

[21] Heritage also held an annual Renaissance week that included era costumes and stocks.

In athletics, Heritage was known as the Knights with school colors of green, navy blue, and burgundy.

[2] Teams competed in the Oregon School Activities Association at the 1A level in The Valley 10 League.