Join us for Camp Chromebook on Wednesday, June 19, 2019 at Northwest Regional ESD in Hillsboro, OR. This is a *free* professional learning opportunity for any educators interested in learning more about Google Apps and G Suite for Education tools and how to integrate them into your classroom instruction using best practices and relevant strategies. All levels welcome. Check the website for the schedule to see the sessions that will be offered.

Register here for the event to save your spot! You can volunteer to facilitate a session here. ALL educators are welcome. Please share with any interested colleagues. 

About the camp:

• Will run from 8am - 1pm for a full day of fun.
• Bring your own device (Chromebook or laptop recommended).
• Four session times, each one 55 minutes long.
• Each session time slot will have multiple workshops to choose from, you pick what you want to learn more about.
• Use the hashtag #campchromebook to share your learning.
• PDUs will be available.

Join us for another Oregon Humanities Conversation Project! Technology is often considered a cure-all to our modern challenges. It is, undeniably, a powerful tool in addressing our greatest endeavors. Whether it be automation, the iPhone, or gene editing, some say our technical capacities have outstripped our moral knowledge. Others believe they have provided us immense creativity in dealing with our biggest ethical questions. Are these mutually exclusive? This conversation will explore how technology shapes our moral reasoning and our perceptions of, and relationships with, one another and will take place on Monday, May 20, 2019, 4-5:30pm in the BESC Board Room. All are welcome.

The PPS community is invited to attend OHSU's upcoming Brain Awareness Lecture Series, which focuses on inspiring behavioral change using complementary and alternative methods to overcome negative emotional and psychological cycles. Students can attend for free by emailing Kate Stout at stoutk@ohsu.edu. PPS staff will receive a 20% discount on the price of tickets by using the promo code: OHSU20. Click "More" below for lecture dates and additional information. 

A fair to help special education students prepare for life after high school will be held Tuesday, April 23 at Roosevelt High School. The Special Education Transition Resource Fair is open to all.