Students who did not have a photo taken by Lifetouch can now submit their photograph electronically. This photo will become the student's yearbook photo and ID card/HopPass photo.

When we return to in person learning students will be able to go to room 104 to have a Student ID printed. Any student with an immediate need for an ID with a Trimet Pass please email Jennifer Herbst at jherbst@pps.net after submitting a photo to the portal; she will see that a pass gets mailed to you.

Please follow these instructions and use the link below to submit your photo:

1. Photos should be in color. 
2. Photos must be cropped the way they are intended to appear (minimal cropping may occur when pages are created).
3. Photos must be of torso and head.
4. Images must be a vertical portrait layout.
5. Image size: 3” high x 2.25” wide, resolution of 300 pixels/inch (900 pixels by 675 pixels).
6. File format: JPEG.
7. File Name: LastName_FirstName_grade. Example: Hernandez_Franny_11th.jpg (use your preferred first name)
8. Use this link to submit head shot photo if you were not able to get a LifeTouch photo taken this year: https://images.jostens.com/415469267

Dear PPS Middle School Families,

We apologize for the confusion many students and families are feeling with regard to middle school schedules and expectations for distance learning instruction. We have worked with educators and administrators throughout this week to come to a more clear understanding related to middle school learning experience, and want to make sure you know what to expect as well.

Dear PPS Parents and Guardians,

As we welcome students back to the new school year, an important step for teachers is to understand your student’s most essential learning needs. To collect this valuable information, students will take Measures of Academic Progress (MAP) assessments. The MAP assessment is a low stakes test – this means that the results are not used for grading students or for school accountability purposes. 

Dear PPS Families,

As the 2020-21 school year gets under way, we are excited to share news about school meals. Through our partnership with the United States Department of Agriculture, we will be able to provide school meals for all students at no cost at this time. 

Dear PPS Families,

As we shift from the soft start into ongoing virtual learning, families have shared questions about the middle grades schedules. We know you are essential partners in student learning, and we want to ensure you have answers to these commonly asked questions in one place. In case you are interested in state guidance behind the PPS schedules, we have linked information below for your reference.