• Course candidates can register HERE. Diploma and Anticipated students will register through Managebac.
• Online registration is open from Wednesday, October 7th until Wednesday, October 21st.
• All candidates must have their Parent or Guardian complete the Parent/Guardian Confirmation form.
• The fee is $119 per exam. Fees can be paid on SchoolPay. LHS is committed to removing all financial barriers associated with testing. Students will be able to indicate the need for financial assistance as part of the registration process. Payment or arrangements for financial assistance is due by Friday, November 6.
• Exams will take place between April 29 - May 20. You can view Lincoln’s schedule HERE.

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

To ensure a safe and appropriate learning environment, we expect all students to abide by behavioral expectations that we would likewise expect if students were attending class in person. Additionally, we expect appropriate online conduct at all times for school-related meetings and work, including adherence to the following expectations:

·       Do not share the Google Hangout/Meet or any videoconferencing URL that is created by a teacher or the school.

·       Do not attend any school-related Google Hangout/Meet or any videoconferencing to which you have not been invited.

·       Use academically-appropriate language during all school activities and communications.

·       Behave appropriately and respectfully while participating in synchronous and asynchronous remote learning activities.

·       Be aware of the environment from which you are participating during video conferencing (e.g., do not display inappropriate items/images in the foreground or background).

·       Dress appropriately for online video conferences.

Students who violate appropriate technology use expectations during this period of distance learning, as they would in the traditional school setting, will receive disciplinary consequences. Student safety remains our top priority. Bullying or hate speech including racist, sexist, classist, homophobic, or xenophobic attacks will not be tolerated. For more information please refer to the PPS Students Rights and Responsibilities handbook. https://www.pps.net/domain/2485

Dear Families of PPS Secondary Students,

During Comprehensive Distance Learning, opportunities are built into the schedule for all families to be able to connect with teachers during office hours. As in a traditionally formatted year, we will also be offering Parent-Teacher Conferences (morning to evening) on November 23-24. 

Dear PPS Families,

With the announcement that Portland Public Schools is extending Comprehensive Distance Learning through at least January 28, we want to make you aware of upcoming updates to our meal service as we adjust to the coming colder weather and shorter days.

Dear PPS Families and Staff,

We are now several weeks into Comprehensive Distance Learning, and simultaneously working on the next phases of a gradual re-opening of schools. PPS remains focused on published health metrics from the county and state and our medical experts. We also continue to observe Oregon Department of Education guidelines as we contemplate introducing limited in-person opportunities. While we are anxious to have all of our students back on campus, we will proceed in a measured and prudent manner that prioritizes the health and safety of our students and employees. 

Dear PPS Families and Staff,