Being Emancipated at 16

My question involves juvenile law in the State of: Oregon
I am 16 years old and am looking for a way out of my home. My mother and I do not get along there is constant fighting, about everything. I am required to obtain achievements I can not reach, and if I don't reach them I am grounded. My mother is emotionally abusive, she has laid her hands on me to "control me" or just when she get angry enough. She is a good mother but my well being is suffering. My grades are deteriorating, its hard for me to focus in class, sleep, I'm depressed constantly. I don't believe I should be in this environment anymore. So I suppose my question is if I could get emancipated under those lines. I have never been in trouble with the law I don't drink, do drugs, have sex or anything bad. I'm a good kid that need to get out of a bad environment for my growing into an adult. Please help me, I don't know what to do anymore.

Short answer....no. If she is physically abusing you, call 911 or CPS or tell a trusted adult (teacher,counselor, etc..). If, and its a big if, CPS finds cause to remove you from the home...you go into foster care and not on your own.

Longer answer: Read here.

How much money do you make at your full time job? How long have you been supporting yourself 100% while making exemplary grades in school?

If the answers are not "Enough to pay for 100% of my living expenses, including market rate rent and utilities, food, clothing, and school expenses." and "At least a year, separate from my parents.", you won't even get an emancipation petition heard, let alone granted.