The main office will be OPEN summer hours of 9am-1pm daily until August 7th. 

Please remember to check our website throughout the summer for important announcements, upcoming events (i.e. orientation), and calendar information. 

Transcripts:

Current LHS students – A student may request their transcript by clicking the "Transcript Request" link in "Quick Links" on the home page of the LHS website. For security reasons, LHS students will need to make the request using their apps4pps.net login credentials. If you experience problems with the online request, please contact Helen Yoon at hyoon@pps.net or 503-916-5200 (option 0). 

Class of 2018 Seniors - Final transcripts were sent to attending colleges and NCAA/NAIA on June 20^th.  A hard copy unofficial final transcript was mailed home June 20^th. Oregon Promise Applicants - GPA verification has been completed.

Class Schedules - For current students 2018-19:

Students will receive a hard copy of their final schedule (including class periods, teacher names, and room numbers) on the first day of school (Monday, August 27^th).  Please be reminded, students will not be allowed to make any schedule changes.  The only exceptions will be: schedule does not meet graduation requirements, course completion over the summer, in the wrong course level, do not have a full and complete schedule, or revision due to off-campus learning. If you need to meet with a counselor for any other reason, please contact them beginning Tuesday, August 21^st.

Enrollment/Registration - New Students who have not enrolled yet with PPS and/or Lincoln:

Counselors will be available to meet individually with students and families to schedule classes August 16^th and 20^th. To schedule an appointment with a counselor, please contact our registrar, Jennifer Herbst, beginning August 9^th, at jherbst@pps.net or 503-916-5200 ext. 75411. In the meantime, families can prepare for these meetings by completing the following:

Step 1: Complete PPS/Lincoln HS enrollment/registration paperwork, reading instructions carefully, and go to PPS District Office, in person, at 501 N. Dixon.  The Lincoln school office is open for summer hours 9am-1pm daily until August 7th.  If you wish to meet with a counselor, they will return to the Counseling Center on August 16^th. Once enrolled, your child will receive a student I.D. number which is required to register for classes.

Step 2: Please review our 2018-19 Course Guide and complete a Forecasting Sheet. Please note: For new students grades 10-12, please plan to bring with you a current transcript from your previous high school to assist your counselor with appropriate course placement to meet graduation requirements.  You will need to bring both the completed Forecasting Sheet and prior school transcript to register for classes.

Counselors (assigned by student last name):

TBD (Seniors: A-Cn, 9^th-11^th grade: A-Da) – keep watching Lincoln website for counselor assignment this summer.

Shae Morris (Seniors: Co-G, 9^th-11^th: Db-Ho) – smorris1@pps.net

Danielle Holloway (Seniors: H-Mc, 9^th-11^th: Hm-Me) – dholloway@pps.net

Debra Sankovitz (Seniors: Md-Sk, 9^th-11^th: Mf-Sa & Foreign Exchange) – dsankovitz@pps.net

Sada Dewey (Seniors: Sl-Z, 9^th-11^th: Sb-Z) – sdewey@pps.net 

Neomi Navarro (AVID/ELL) – nnavarro1@pps.net

Student Records Request – Please contact PPS Records Management.

In 2018-2019 Students, alumni, families, teachers, and other friends of Lincoln High School will be celebrating the school’s sesquicentennial (150^th anniversary). LHS is one of the West’s oldest and most celebrated public secondary schools. Most events will occur in Portland – but some might be in far flung places around the world, wherever LHS alumni live!

L150 will include students, parents, alumni and the larger community. Alumni will be reminded of their affinity with our school. We all will celebrate and work towards a more just and equitable world, in the spirit of our academic and civic heritage.

Our Goals

To hold a celebration that is just, inclusive and participatory;

To have fun and renew friendships;

To build a strong base for excellence in the next 150 years;

To assist in the “Lincoln Rebuild” to prepare for the future;

To carry forward the Cardinal Spirit of inspired learning to make a better world for all.

To have fun!

The school year has been over for nearly three weeks, and your student is settling into a summer routine. But the time off can harm academic gains made during the school year. A number of studies point to weeks or months of learning loss, particularly for students who were already struggling. For some the “summer slide” can snowball over time, leaving them chronically below grade level.

Portland Public Schools Superintendent Guadalupe Guerrero has hired two educational leaders to play major roles in the district’s senior leadership team. Claire Hertz will serve as Deputy Superintendent for Business and Operations, and Dr. Kregg Cuellar will join the district as Chief of Schools, the district announced.

During summer break, when many of our schools are closed, parents can still register their students for the coming year by visiting the Enrollment and Transfer Center at the PPS central office.

Superintendent Guadalupe Guerrero and his staff have completed the 2018-19 budget for Portland Public Schools. The $655 million budget reflects the Superintendent’s priorities, including increasing investment in core instruction, staffing schools equitably, advancing racial equity, diversity and inclusion, and enhancing student safety and wellbeing. The PPS Board of Education is expected to formally adopt the budget at its June 26 meeting.

• 2018-19 Budget Highlights (PDF)
• Puntos sobresalientes del presupuesto para 2018-19
• Các điểm nổi bật của ngân sách 2018-19
• Бюджет на 2018-19 учебный год
• 2018-19年预算亮点
• Tilmaamaha Miisaaniyadda 2018-19