There will be two sessions for students to take courses this Summer:

• Session 1: June 27th- July 14th
• Session 2: July 18th- August 3rd

In-person classes will be held Monday - Friday, 9:00am-12:00pm at each of the sites listed below.

Online classes will be held Monday - Friday, 1:00p - 4:00pm.  

Courses will be offered at four High School locations across the Portland Area

• Grant High School
• Franklin High School
• McDaniel High School
• Roosevelt High School

• A variety of classes will be held across 5 locations*:
  • Roosevelt High School
  • Kenton School
  • Grant High School
  • Franklin High School
  • McDaniel High School
• Registration for classes will begin by February 1, 2022 and students must meet with their high school counselor to be enrolled.
• Students may enroll into any location they and their counselors agree to.
• Classes will meet once per week from February 22 - May 26.
• Each class meets from 5:00 - 8:00pm
• We will provide more information about Evening Scholars in this same location as it becomes available.  

May is Mental Health Awareness Month: Information and Resources from PPS Student Support Services

While focusing on mental wellness is essential every month, May has been designated as Mental Health Awareness Month. Portland Public Schools is committed to uplifting wellness and to supporting all of our students to stay healthy, mentally and physically. 

Dear PPS families and staff, 

This week, Multnomah County health officials made an announcement about masking, due to the current COVID-19 surge.   The Health Department is asking people to wear masks indoors until new coronavirus case counts and hospitalizations start to fall, and strongly recommend that people wear masks in schools. The current increase in COVID-19 cases is expected to peak in mid-June, when PPS’s school year ends. 

On National School Nurse Day, we salute the four dozen nurses who serve Portland Public Schools.

Our school nurses have been at the forefront of the COVID-19 pandemic, taking on responsibility for a wholly different level of care and an illness that remains a mystery in many ways, even after two years.

May is Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, and Portland Public Schools recognizes the important contributions of Asian Americans Pacific Islander.