Attention Sophomore and Junior Families and Students-

We will be administering the PSAT/NMSQT exam on Wednesday, October 16^th, 2019.  All sophomores will be testing in the Lincoln High School gym unless they are approved to test with accommodations. Juniors will be testing at the Tiffany Center unless they are approved to test with accommodations.

•          Student Guide
•          Prepare for the PSAT
•          Practice with Khan Academy
•          PSAT Approved Calculators

Students must bring

Students DO NOT bring: Leave these items in your locker at Lincoln

• Backpacks
• Cell phones 

This schedule is specific to students completing the test without accommodations. Those students testing with accommodations may have a slightly modified schedule. Families were contacted directly with a more detailed schedule on October 9, 2019.

Homecoming Tickets on Sale Now
 
Saturday, October 26th
7-10pm
Lincoln Gym

  

Regular Ticket

 

ASB Ticket 

 

 

IB Test Registration is Now Open!

If you are a current junior or senior eligible to test in your IB classes, test registration is now open! You have through October 20th to complete your registration.  As a reminder this registration link is for IB course candidates only. Full diploma juniors and seniors are registered automatically. 

Please use the following LINK to register.  

A copy of the IB Exam schedule can be found HERE. 

Once you are registered you will receive a confirmation email with payment information.  Parents will also receive a parent confirmation form that must be completed to finalize registration. If you have any questions or concerns regarding IB testing please contact Kim Bliss, kbliss@pps.net,  or Rachel McCormick, rmccormick@pps.net, in the IB office.  

Lincoln rebuild project update - June 2019
When students and staff return this coming fall we will be only months away from the start of construction. School will continue as before in the current Lincoln building while the new multi-story building begins to take shape on the athletic field on the west side of the campus. Construction is expected to take approximately 30 months with students and staff moving to the new Lincoln building in the fall of 2022. Then the old Lincoln building will be demolished to make room for a new track and field facility that will open on the east side of campus in the fall of 2023. All construction activities will be separated by fencing, providing a safe environment for students and staff.

Lincoln rebuild summary 
The Lincoln rebuild includes a new multi-story building which includes performing arts spaces, a student commons, an expanded gymnasium facility and state of the art classrooms. There will be a plaza adjacent to the student commons for outdoor activities and to connect the campus to the surrounding neighborhood through pedestrian-friendly design. For more information, please view the new Lincoln Rebuild info-flyer.

In this week's PPS Pulse: Middle school singers preview their future at Franklin; schools prepare for earthquake in Great Shakeout

When Lent teacher Chris Meade took his middle school choral students to the recent Franklin Fall Festival, he watched in amazement as they entered the fully modernized high school’s state-of-the-art auditorium.

Families who currently have students in the fifth grade in Portland Public Schools should take note of an important date change. If your students wants to attend a focus option school in the middle school years, the window to apply for the 2020-21 lottery is:

The City of Portland’s Safe Routes to School program encourages families to use active transportation (typically walking or biking) as a safe, convenient, accessible and desirable option for getting to and from school. It needs your help.