(2018-19...Monday, August 27th)

7:30-8:30 am – Make-up Registration for freshmen and students who are NEW to Cleveland
8:30-9:30 am – Make-up Registration for 10th, 10th & 12th-grade students who missed August registration
8:00-8:30 am – Freshmen schedules available for those who missed registration
8:30-9:40 am – Freshmen visit academies
9:45-10:05 am – Welcome Freshmen assembly in the Gym

Beginning at 10:15 am, all students will attend periods 1-8:
Period 1:  10:15-10:44 am
Period 2:  10:49-11:19 am
Period 3:  11:24-11:54 am
Period 4:  11:59 am – 12:25 pm

Lunch:  12:25-1:00 pm

Period 5:  1:05-1:35 pm
Period 6:  1:40-2:10 pm
Period 7:  2:15-2:45 pm
Period 8:  2:50-3:15 pm

Girls Soccer

4:30-7: 00 pm @ Marshall Campus, Monday through Friday, weather permitting.  An alternative site is Wilson High School's upper field from 6-9 in case of extreme heat. (Coaches will communicate)

Boys Soccer

7-8:30 Monday through Friday & 3:45-5:45 Tuesday & Thursday (second practice) @ Lents Park.

Football

Monday through Friday, 5-8pm @ Powell Park; Monday/Wednesday/Friday 10-1 PM @ Franklin High School.

Cross Country 

3:45 pm every day starting Monday 8/13 meeting in the classroom adjacent to the gymnasium's girls locker room.

Volleyball 

9am-12pm at the Cleveland Gymnasium. 

Cheer is practicing in the lower weight room Tuesday-Friday (14-17th) 12-2pm.

The following week Monday-Friday (20-24th) 8:30-9:30am & 12-2pm for daily doubles.

Teachers who can unlock students’ passion. Guidance in preparing for an unknown future. Smaller class sizes. Recognition of students’ lives beyond school. And free coffee.

Those were some of the recommendations offered Thursday by a five-member panel of current and former Portland Public Students during a one-hour forum that provided an inspiring kickoff to Day 2 of PPS’s Leadership Institute at Roosevelt High School.

The start of fall sports is a week away, with high school teams allowed to hold official practices on Monday, Aug. 13. That means the clock is ticking for athletes to complete a required physical to participate.

Portland Public Schools has adopted a detailed policy for making records available to the public.

At its July 18 meeting, the PPS Board of Education unanimously passed Resolution 5682, which approved a significant expansion of district policy for handling public records requests.

Portland Public Schools Superintendent Guadalupe Guerrero has been chosen as a member of the executive committee for the Council of the Great City Schools, a nationwide organization dedicated to improvement of urban public school systems.