Oregon has not had a "contributing to the delinquency" statute for some years, as their statute was held unconstitutional by the state's Supreme Court. It has statutes for endangering a minor, and for custodial interference, which would not apply to a lunch or movie date.
If there are facts that would result in criminal charges, or if there's a history of stalking or abuse, then that's a possibility.Quoting llworking
No, it does not. Delinquency includes status offenses. The link you provide makes that pretty clear.
Helping a minor run away in this context would likely fall under the custodial interference statutes.
Do you know what the parents can do if they don't like the way their child is behaving at college? They can pull her out of college.

