Continue to learn, relax, and grow over the summer by reading daily. Participate in Multnomah County Library's Summer Reading Program. Details here. 

All PPS students may check out materials at Multnomah County Libraries. Account access information here. 

Hello Peninsula Families!

To try and reduce the number of communication methods you receive from Peninsula, the office will only be using an application (app) called Remind for this school year.  If you haven't already, please take a moment and download the app.  (Your student's teacher may communicate with you using a different application about class-specific information).

Messages are best read if you download the Remind app onto your phone and/or desktop. 

Once you have downloaded the app, please make sure to turn on notifications!

If you do not have regular access to a phone or a computer, please email or call the office and we will work with you.

mmcwatersadkins@pps.net

503-916-6275

Dear PPS Community:

We are pleased that COVID-19 cases are  declining in Oregon; however, we must remain vigilant as the virus is still widespread throughout the state. As PPS prepares for summer programming, we want to remind you of ways to protect your students and your family:

Dear PPS families,

Portland Public Schools is excited to provide free summer enrichment and extended learning. These opportunities are for students of all ages and include academic support, credit completion for high school students, enrichment activities, and culturally specific learning experiences. These programs are offered by our community partners and this catalog lists programs by each community partner. We also posted these opportunities on this website, where you can search listings by school and subject.

Dear PPS families,

This year our 2022 summer programs are set to begin as early as June 21. The $15m program is the most robust summer programming package in PPS and state history.

May 27, 2022

Dear PPS Community,

Earlier this year, the PPS School Board unanimously adopted one of the most aggressive school district climate crisis response policies in the nation.

We are now looking for PPS students and members of our community to join the district’s efforts to cut greenhouse gas emission in half by 2030 and make other meaningful progress on important sustainability initiatives.