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  • ACT Testing - Wednesday February 20th

    2/6/2019

    Juniors that have pre-registered will be taking the ACT on February 20th. This test is at no cost to students. Juniors will need to report to the Tiffany Center, located at 1410 SW Morrison Street (SW Morrison/SW 14th Ave., 3 blocks walk from Lincoln). Please report at 8:10am. The test should finish around 1pm. Once testing begins, no students can be seated. We encourage students to eat a good breakfast and be on time.

     
    ATTENTION ALL JUNIORS TAKING THE ACT
    You must bring your student ID with you to the test.
    You should also bring two #2 pencils with eraser (no mechanical pencils), and an approved calculator.
     
    We will be using two ballrooms at the Tiffany Center – one of the SECOND floor and one on the FOURTH floor. We will be seating you alphabetically by last name.

    Students with last name that begins with A-Hau will report to the FOURTH floor ballroom.

    Students with last name that begins with Hav-Z will report to the SECOND floor ballroom.

    Students need to report to the Tiffany Center at 8:00 AM and go immediately to the correct floor. For those of you who ride the school bus, please report as quickly as possible to the Tiffany Center once your bus arrives at Lincoln.

    What to bring:

    An ample supply of number 2 pencils with good erasers. We will have a limited number of pencils to lend so it is best to bring your own supplies.
    • An approved calculator. Although recommended to bring, you do not necessarily need one for the math section of the test. All problems can be worked without a calculator. Here is the link to the calculator policy from ACT: www.act.org/calculator-policy.html. Again, we have a limited number of calculators to lend. Make sure your calculator is fully charged and think about bringing spare batteries if your calculator uses batteries.
    • Your student ID!

    What NOT to bring.These items will not be allowed in the testing room:

    • Food
    • Drink
    • Cellphones
    • Backpacks or bags. There is a coat closet that can be used to store some bags, but it is not large enough to store the bags of every student testing. Please leave your bags in your locker at Lincoln.
     

    Questions? Please contact JoAnn Wadkins jwadkins@pps.net 

  • Alumni Art Show

    2/12/2019

    Exhibition: May 10 -22
    Celebration: Wednesday May 22 6-7:30pm 

    May 22 will be the last day of the Alumni Art Show and the opening of the Senior Art Show
    All Lincoln Alumni may submit up to 3 recently created artworks for inclusion in the show.
    Work will be selected by LHS Visual Art Faculty for exhibition.
    Guidelines: Artists complete Submission Form 
     
    Deadline for Submission: March 4th, 2019 
     
     Upload submissions to LHS Alumni Art Show 2019 Folder 
     Questions? Please email Windle.Lincoln@gmail.com
     
    Artists may submit up to 3 pieces of recent artwork. 2D and 3D created within the last few years. All artwork must have a high resolution JPEG file for promotional purposes and be ready to hang with mat board or hanging hardware. Final selected pieces to arrive at school no later than May 7th and should be picked up at closing celebration on May 22nd.

  • AP Test Registration - Deadline Feb 15th

    2/8/2019

    This is for currently enrolled PPS students.  AP Registration runs from December 10th, 2018 to February 15th, 2019. Cost is $72 per exam. 2019 exam dates: May 6th-10th and 13th-17th at the Portland Expo Center in North Portland. Space is limited. Please click here to register for exams and review important details.  You MUST register, and pay in advance, in order to take an exam. No walk-ins will be permitted this year. If planning to take two exams scheduled for the same day, register online as normal. In February, you will receive further information regarding an alternate exam schedule. Parent or Guardian permission is required. If you need financial assistance, please see Cynthia Roberts in Rm 104. Lincoln’s AP coordinator is Jo Ann Wadkins. For more info, visit www.pps.net/Page/10514, www.apstudent.collegeboard.org. You may also pick up a “Bulletin for AP Students and Parents 2018-19” in Room 104.

  • Forecasting for 2019-20 Begins

    1/30/2019
    The 2019-20 Course Guide and Forecasting Sheets, for next school year, are now available on our website. Current 9th, 10th, & 11th graders will attend the annual Forecast Fair on Thursday 1/31/19 during Flex. During this time they will be informed of the classes being offered for next year. Students will receive a forecasting sheet and current transcript before the Forecasting Fair.

    Beginning 2/4/19, Counselors will visit all English classes for online Forecasting. Students will need their Forecasting Sheet and Transcript on hand in their English class. Students will turn in their hard copy Forecasting Sheet to their counselors after they have entered requests into StudentVue.

  • The Big Party

    1/29/2019
    The Big Party  

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  • Outdoor School Student Leader Registration: Jan 15-Mar 12

    1/16/2019

    Oregon sixth graders attend Outdoor School and stay overnight in cabins at camps in beautiful locations while they learn about the environment from their teachers, Outdoor School Staff and the “big kids” like you who leave high school for a week to be a Student Leader. Students in grades 10 - 12 are invited to volunteer as Student Leaders at one of the six Outdoor School sites this Spring: Arrah Wanna, Angelos, Canby Grove, Howard, Namanu and Kuratli. Plenty of training and support for high school leaders! You will love this experience!

    Click here for more information.  Many sites fill up, so register early. Click here to register for the Outdoor School workshop on March 15-16th (Fri-Sat), and to be a Student Leader. In order to be a student leader you need to register each session, even if you cannot make the overnight workshop.  There will be many opportunities to make up the workshop.

    Please contact the ODS office if you have any questions 503-257-1607 or Cynthia Roberts, in Room 104 (LHS Student Services). 

150th Celebration

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  • Alumni Art Show

    2/12/2019

    Exhibition: May 10 -22
    Celebration: Wednesday May 22 6-7:30pm 

    May 22 will be the last day of the Alumni Art Show and the opening of the Senior Art Show
    All Lincoln Alumni may submit up to 3 recently created artworks for inclusion in the show.
    Work will be selected by LHS Visual Art Faculty for exhibition.
    Guidelines: Artists complete Art Submission Form 
     
    Deadline for Submission: March 4th, 2019 
     
     Upload submissions to Submission Folder 
     Questions? Please email Windle.Lincoln@gmail.com
     
    Artists may submit up to 3 pieces of recent artwork. 2D and 3D created within the last few years. All artwork must have a high resolution JPEG file for promotional purposes and be ready to hang with mat board or hanging hardware. Final selected pieces to arrive at school no later than May 7th and should be picked up at closing celebration on May 22nd.

  • 150th Anniversary Pendleton Blanket

    11/5/2018
    Blankets are available now!
     
    Blanket Photo
     
     

    Purchase Blanket Here

  • Sesquicentennial Events

    6/22/2018
    150LHS  

    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)

    March—Oregon Historical Society 150LHS Exhibition. Explore the rich history of Lincoln High School at this special exhibition at OHS.  

    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

  • Save the Date For The Big Party

    4/23/2018
    Mark your calendars for a multi-generational celebration of Lincoln High School   
     LHS 150
     
     
    Celebrating 150 years of public education in Oregon!
     
     Sponsors

  • L150 Celebration

    12/19/2017

    In 2018-2019 Students, alumni, families, teachers, and other friends of Lincoln High School will be celebrating the school’s sesquicentennial (150th 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!

Principal's
Message

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    Peyton Chapman

    Dear Current and Prospective Lincoln Families,


    Welcome to Lincoln High School! We’re proud to be one of the top 100 college prep International Baccalaureate (IB) high schools in the United States with thriving, Fine and Performing Arts, STEM, Business, Culinary Arts, and     Spanish Immersion programs. In addition to Spanish, Mandarin, French, and German, Lincoln is excited to be one of a handful of schools in the nation to offer Arabic to high school students.

    Our students are actively involved inquirers who think critically about the world in which they live. In addition, Lincoln students regularly participate in highly competitive 6A athletics,a host of club sports from Water Polo to Sailing and Lacrosse, and are involved in a variety of engaging and meaningful extra-curricular activities and community service projects here and abroad. Our community is one in which “parents and neighbors are welcome partners”. Parent volunteerism at Lincoln is unparalleled.

    Above all else, at Lincoln it is “cool to be smart.” We are fortunate to be able to offer a rigorous core academic program and our expectation is that students are supported to explore, play, and discover their passions to build the skills they need to gain confidence and feel success. The Lincoln community then works collaboratively to provide opportunities to connect student interests and skills to the world around them to create purpose and meaning. Lincoln values the whole child, providing academic advising and college counseling as well as evidenced based social-emotional, special education, ELL, and mental health supports as needed.

    Finally, Lincoln consistently earns top ratings for academic achievement, attendance and high graduation rates. Lincoln students regularly meet and exceed international benchmarks on IB exams as well as state tests. Lincoln is proud to support and produce amazing graduates who go on to pursue a wide variety of exciting opportunities. As Principal I am honored to serve the Lincoln community. Please contact me at peytonc@pps.net if I can be of any assistance to you or your family. We encourage you and your student to join our inclusive community.

    With Warm Regards,

    Peyton

     

     

District News

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  • Board approves school calendar for 2019-20

    2/13/2019
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    The 2019-20 school year in Portland Public Schools will begin on Wednesday, Aug. 28, and end (barring weather makeup days) on Friday, June 5.

    That became official Tuesday night when the PPS Board of Education passed Resolution 5821, which approved Superintendent Guadalupe Guerrero’s proposed 2019-20 school calendar. The calendar was presented to the Board at its Jan. 15 meeting, with public input invited in the period before Tuesday’s final Board vote.

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  • PPS Pulse: February 12, 2019

    2/12/2019

    In this week's PPS Pulse: Deadline coming for students to be immunized; Jefferson students discuss Black History Month

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  • PPS Families: Help us improve school culture and climate by taking Successful Schools Survey

    2/11/2019
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    If you are the parent or guardian of a Portland Public Schools student, ask yourself: How is the educational climate at the school? Portland Public Schools is looking for answers to this and other key questions from family members of PPS students as part of the Successful Schools Survey. Students in grades 5, 7 and 10 also are being surveyed, and school-based staff will participate starting Feb. 19.

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  • Key date for immunizations is coming up

    2/11/2019
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    The recent outbreak of measles serves as a reminder about immunizations, with an important deadline coming up.

    Students in Portland Public Schools who have not gotten all of their required immunizations face a Wednesday, Feb. 20 deadline. That is the “exclusion date” set by the state for 2019, when any student who is not fully immunized may be barred from attending classes or district-provided child care.

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