All Seniors will be notified by April 30 of their current status: either an official graduate or student who still needs to complete course.
"We are pausing distribution and we will not distribute computers on Friday, April 10 at any of the four previously scheduled sites."
"We are happy to offer a second round of Chromebook pickup on Thursday, April 9, and Friday, April 10, and again on Monday, April 13."
All students, especially high school seniors, should stay tuned for further details and next steps related to course credits and grades.
Because of this Stay at home situation, we are partnering with Remind to provide a simple platform for all of us to engage together.
Staff in the PPS Student Success and Health department have gathered tips to help you help your student cope.
"As an immediate step, we stood-up our Emergency Operations Center, which helps lead and address our most urgent needs."
Any PPS high school student that is in need of a device can now go to any of 9 distribution sites this Thursday or Friday from 8am to 4pm.
"Our team has reviewed the guidance document, and PPS is ahead of ODE’s delivery timeline, as we will launch our program next week."
School sites will be open Monday through Friday, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. They are (food pantry sites noted by *, please click here to see days.
Portland Association of Teachers shared with all of our PPS educators the outline for how teachers will begin working online next week.
“Work continues around the clock to provide academic and social emotional supports as well as meals to students.”
Portland Schools will extend spring break, beginning, Monday, March 16 with a plan for students to return to schools on Wednesday, April 1.
The welding bays at Portland Community College’s Rock Creek Campus are packed with students.
“During this health crisis, it is not recommended that students be congregating with groups of people or friends at this time.”
Portland Public Schools will extend spring break from March 16 with a plan for students to return to schools April 1. Meals will be provided
Roosevelt High School senior Kaiya Laguardia was named one of Oregon’s top two youth volunteers of 2020 by Prudential Spirit.
Portland Public Schools announced that it will be taking "a number of preventative precautions."
The following information is courtesy of our public health partners at Multnomah County.
"Our budding reporters are telling the stories of their campuses and beyond."
In this week's PPS Pulse: Roosevelt holds its 5th Hoodies Up event; 67 student artists get gold recognition.
In all, 336 entrants from PPS were recognized with either gold or silver key, or honorable mention, and awards.
Multnomah County does not believe any PPS schools, students or staff are at risk at this time.
In a joint event at Bridger K-8 School, Portland General Electric announced that it is investing $250,000 in the effort.
The 2020-21 school year in Portland Public Schools will start on Wednesday, Sept. 2, and end on Friday, June 11 (if weather allows).
A group of students from Winterhaven K-8 School tackled the traffic issues caused by stopped trains at SE 11th Avenue, near Division Street.
The start of a new year and decade also marks the chance to offer feedback about the shaping of Portland Community College’s future.
The recent dip in temperature is raising the questions that come up every winter in Portland Public Schools.
The Portland Community College Foundation and Fred Meyer joined Hurd for a full-court press on battling food insecurity at PCC.
In this week's PPS Pulse: Portland Firefighters again outfit students with new winter coats; staff honored for support of LGBTQ students.
The award winners take the lead in creating a safe, inclusive climate for students in numerous ways.
More details and information will be available in upcoming weeks.
Work is continuing on two major construction projects at Kellogg Middle School and Madison High School.
Marissa Troeschel showed a promo for a television program to her Kelly Elementary School students without telling them what it was.
Benson's Ajae Yoakum prepares to shoot a free throw in the 2019 Class 6A championship game.
In a few short weeks, construction will begin to create a new Lincoln High School.
PCC just received the green light to take possession of property in Columbia County, on which it will build a workforce training center.
21 new roof projects were completed through the 2012 Bond, and that effort continues thanks to the 2017 Health and Safety Bond.
“This is a really innovative position, and I’m really excited about it,” Berg said.
As the temperature drops with winter’s approach, the need for warm clothing rises.