Lincoln IRL - Orientation Lincoln’s very own “Jump Start” program is a half day, fun filled Orientation to Lincoln specifically designed for incoming 9th and 10th graders and any student who is new to the Lincoln community. Students should meet on the “Patio” closest to Salmon Street. Parents are invited to an informational conversation with Lincoln’s Admin Team for the first 30 minutes of each session.

 Friday, August 20th  

• 10th Graders and New Students - 9:30am - 12:00pm

• 9th Graders  1:00pm - 3:00pm

Registration Days

August 23 Seniors 9:00 – 11:30am Freshmen     12:30pm – 3:00pm

August 24 Juniors 9:00 – 11:30am Sophomores 12:30pm – 3:00pm

Athlete Registration (for athletes only) 8:30 – 9:00 AM both days

 Principal's Back to School Letter

Donations and Expenses

he Goose Hollow Neighborhood Association allots Lincoln High School students a limited number of parking permits each semester.  These permits are for SENIORS only due to the limited number and the high number of seniors who apply.  

PLEASE NOTE:

These permits are for seniors who participate in PPS/LHS affiliated after school activities, who carpool, and/or who are otherwise unable to use public transportation to get to or from school.

• Only one semester permit per student, per year, is allowed. 
• Applicant information will be reviewed, then selected by lottery.  
• Students must be in good standing to be considered. 
• Permits are non-refundable after they’ve been assigned and paid for.

COMPLETED APPLICATIONS ARE DUE BY 4:00pm MONDAY AUGUST 9^TH.

There are a few steps to completing the application:

1. Fill out the online application
2. Print the application for yourself BEFORE you submit (highly recommend this so you have a copy of your answers)
3. Submit the application
4. If you need to correct or change something on your application, please do not submit a second one. Instead, email parent volunteer Michelle Posey at michelle@ppwllc.com with your updates. 

Late applications or applications missing information will not be considered due to large number of applicants and quick turn time needed to get permits assigned to students within the first week of school.  As soon as the committee meets to verify information and run the lottery, all applicants and parents will be notified of the results.  If awarded a permit, for either Fall or Spring, students will get detailed instructions on how to make their payment. NEW PAYMENT AND PERMIT PROCESS THIS YEAR: Payments will be made online instead of by check. Also, permits will be assigned electronically – no more paper permits. You will receive more details about this if your name is selected in the lottery.

Any questions, please contact Michelle Posey, parent volunteer on Goose Hollow Parking Permit Committee at michelle@ppwllc.com. The permits are not granted by Lincoln High School, so please direct all questions to the GH parking permit committee.

  Online application link:   Goose Hollow Parking Permit LINK 2021

To ensure a safe and appropriate learning environment, we expect all students to abide by behavioral expectations that we would likewise expect if students were attending class in person. Additionally, we expect appropriate online conduct at all times for school-related meetings and work, including adherence to the following expectations:

·       Do not share the Google Hangout/Meet or any videoconferencing URL that is created by a teacher or the school.

·       Do not attend any school-related Google Hangout/Meet or any videoconferencing to which you have not been invited.

·       Use academically-appropriate language during all school activities and communications.

·       Behave appropriately and respectfully while participating in synchronous and asynchronous remote learning activities.

·       Be aware of the environment from which you are participating during video conferencing (e.g., do not display inappropriate items/images in the foreground or background).

·       Dress appropriately for online video conferences.

Students who violate appropriate technology use expectations during this period of distance learning, as they would in the traditional school setting, will receive disciplinary consequences. Student safety remains our top priority. Bullying or hate speech including racist, sexist, classist, homophobic, or xenophobic attacks will not be tolerated. For more information please refer to the PPS Students Rights and Responsibilities handbook. https://www.pps.net/domain/2485

All students at Portland Public High Schools have PPS student email. Students usernames are first initial, last name, last four digits of their student ID.
 
Use PPS email to contact teachers and classmates, logging in with your username@student.pps.net account at email.pps.net.

As part of reopening Portland Public Schools in the 2021-22 school year, the district must submit a plan to the Oregon Department of Education. As part of the requirement, PPS is asking for feedback on the plan.

Dear PPS Families,

The 2021-22 school year is fast approaching, and we continue to prepare to safely reopen our schools for in-person learning. We want to make sure you are aware of upcoming opportunities to receive a COVID-19 vaccine during registration at our nine comprehensive high schools.

Dear PPS Students, Families and Staff,

As we finalize our last Back to School FAQ sections, we wanted to share with you a couple of updates. First, the district’s Office of Internal Performance Audit recently presented to the Board of Education its audit of our health and safety practices for hybrid learning last spring. We are pleased and proud to say that auditors reported no findings. From last week’s presentation:

Dear Colleagues,

The public health guidance is clear--vaccines are the best way to prevent the spread and the severity of COVID. Today we are announcing a COVID-19 vaccine requirement for all PPS staff.