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150LHS Calendar of Events

October 4—Cards Talk: Lincoln High School and the history of secondary education in Portland. Chet Orloff, Dana Cress and Katie Bush

October 5—Football Homecoming: Special guests and celebrations before and during the game

November 8—Cards Talk: The challenge of public health in a changing world. David Bangsberg

December 1—PopCycles Reunion

December 6—Cards Talk: We are the Cardinals, the Mighty Cardinals! An athletic history of LHS. Scott Cress, class of 1965

December 21-22—Alumni Annual Food Drive 

January 10—Cards Talk: Portland, Oregon past and future. Kent Holtce and Chris Johnson

February 7—Cards Talk: The future of Oregon sports and recreation. Kendall Johnson, Matthew Drake, Doug Piper

February 12—President Lincoln’s Birthday. Schoolwide 150LHS Activities.

February 2019 Card Talk “The Future of Oregon Sports and Recreation” Matthew Drake, CEO Mt. Hood Meadows, Class of 1978, Doug Piper Class of 1978, President of the Portland Winter Hawks (Proposed)

April 13—150LHS Big Party! Special guests, alums and the extended Lincoln community come together for a celebration at PSU Viking Pavilion.

May 9—Cards Talk: Preparing for the next 150 years: Plans for Lincoln’s Future. Peyton Chapman, Principal, Lincoln High School

May 14—Time Capsule Unveiling. Opening the time capsule sealed in 1969. Sealing the new time capsule for the next 50 years.

May 22—Senior and Alumni Art Show. Art created by current students and alumni

June 2—Sesquicentennial Graduation Ceremony

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!

In this week's PPS Pulse: Julie Esparza Brown sets example as PPS's first Latina Board member; Superintendent reflects on first year.

When Julie Esparza Brown was growing up, she never envisioned a future in academia serving generations of future teachers. Esparza Brown is a third-generation Chicana who grew up in Encinitas, a beach community in San Diego County, where her blue collar parents fought to break the mold of what was expected of their children.

Portland Public Schools is committed to creating safe and welcoming schools for our lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and questioning students. Recently, schools across the country participated in Ally Week, in which LGBTQ students led conversations about what they need from their allies in school.

Eighth-grade students in Portland Public Schools will have a chance to see their future high schools when informational sessions are held throughout the district from October to January. Neighborhood, focus-option and alternative high schools will give students and families the opportunity to tour the campus, meet staff and learn more about the academic and athletic programs offered.