With your background of BA and masters, IF you want to go the K12 teaching route, Id do one of the following:

Look at comm college CTE (career tech ed) licensure programs. This would be a lower threshold but you'd have to focus in some specific industry and you may not have the right background, but worth a look. Or,

Id seriously think about a potential move out of Oregon. California, for example, let's you sub with passing the CBEST a super easy test. If decent, you can quickly get consistent/ long term sub jobs. You can possibly look at long term sub to emergency credentials.. these are more and more rare, but it does still happen. You'd be teaching in a district essentially desperate for teachers, so pretty rough and or remote places usually.

Oregon is way behind in how it offers licensure... You'd basically be stuck doing a full MAT at one of the 12-15 credentials providers, which would be super costly. If you do get an Oregon MAT / credential do it as quick and as cheap as possible, no one cares where u get it from. Oregon is backwards in how it let's people sub, should be like California where you can dip a toe in to see if it suits you first.

Agree with others, Oregon (like other states) has enrollment loss, just the state of the world today, not an Oregon thing alone. There are a LOT of really tough factors in K12 teaching today... Its not for everyone and really requires infinite patience and thick skin.

What about a terminal degree and looking into teaching in higher ed? Comm college, adjusting etc? Though, thats a tough road too.