Below are the supplies being requested by teachers for next school year.  Back to school sales begin early in the summer. Please use the list to plan for the fall.

Marysville Supply List- 2019-2020

Kindergarten

Box of tissues- 2 family size boxes

1 package Baby Wipes

Box of gallon sized Ziploc baggies

Hand sanitizer

24 pack of Crayola crayons

First Grade

Box of tissues- 2 family size boxes

Crayola Crayons- 24 pack

Multi-pack of glue sticks

Band Aids

One roll of paper towels

​Disinfectant Wipes

Second Grade

Box of tissues- 2 family size boxes

Crayola Crayons- 24 pack

Two packs of  #2 pencils

Multi pack of glue sticks

Third Grade

Hand Sanitizer

Box of tissues- 2 family size boxes

Disinfectant Wipes

Fourth and Fifth Grade

3- Two Pocket Folders

Disinfectant Wipes

Box of tissues- 2 family size boxes

Colored Markers

Wide Ruled lined notebook paper

            Sixth-Eighth Grades          

Copy paper- Two reams of white 8 ½ x 11 in.

Box of tissues

Two pocket folders

Tape

College ruled notebook paper

Pencils

Spiral- college ruled notebook paper

Post Its

One 2” binder

It is with mixed emotions that I write to you today to inform you of my plans to leave Marysville.  I have come to this decision after much contemplation, as I love Marysville through and through, and have had the privilege of serving this community for the past 11 years.  

During that time, we have experienced both challenges and triumphs.  After the devastating fire in 2009, displacement from our building and neighborhood for three years, and, ultimately, returning to a rebuilt Marysville, we chose mindfulness as the foundation for our path forward. Through the lens of mindfulness, we have created a unique and extraordinary school culture. Our scores are up, our office referrals have dramatically declined, and our teacher retention rate is among the highest in the district.  There is a lot to be proud of, and I feel incredibly fortunate to have been a part of this journey.  

I have spent more than a decade here, and I hope in some small way have left a positive impact. I can tell you, without a doubt, I have received far more than I have given.  I have changed as a person and grown as a leader. Thank you for giving me the opportunity to serve as your Principal and for trusting me with your children. Marysville is something so special and may we never take it for granted. 

Marysville will always have my heart. I wish all of you the best.

Please stay in touch

Lana Penley and Quincy

Principal, Marysville School

 2008-2019

  Lanapenley@gmail.com (my new email)

The new mascot and nickname for Franklin High School will be Lightning. The process to determine a new identity for the school was finalized Tuesday, when the Portland Public Schools Board of Education unanimously approved Superintendent Guadalupe Guerrero’s recommendation.

Dear PPS Community,

We have come to the end of what has been an ambitious and groundbreaking school year at the Portland Public Schools. I want to offer my heartfelt thanks to our amazing students, their supportive families, our dedicated teachers, hardworking support staff and dynamic school and district leaders who made it all work.

This week in PPS Pulse: A full summer of modernization and improvements projects; district launches enrollment and program balancing process

This summer promises to be the biggest of the PPS bond program so far. School modernization and improvement projects will touch almost every school over the coming months with security upgrades, new roofs, asbestos remediation, new fire alarms, ADA improvements and a seismic retrofit in the works.