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MPG Building Summary
On June 11, 2020 the School Board voted to approve the Master Plan for the Multiple Pathways to Graduation (MPG) building on the Benson campus. View the MPG Building master plan here. The MPG Building will include Alliance at Benson and Meek, DART/Clinton, Teen Parent Childcare, Reconnection Services & Program. In the modified Benson Master Plan, additional classroom space will be allocated within the Benson Polytechnic High School campus to accommodate Portland International Scholars (PISA), Pioneer High School, Portland Evening and Summer Scholars and Portland Virtual Scholars.
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The Benson MPG (DAG)
The goal of the Multiple Pathways to Graduation (MPG) DAG is to develop comprehensive, equitable, integrated and visionary high school campus plans and schematic designs.BHS MPG DAG 1_Summary Notes 5-20-19
BHS MPG DAG 2_Summary Notes 11-7-19
BHS MPG DAG 3 Summary Notes 12-12-19
BHS MPG DAG 4 Summary Notes 1-9-2020
BHS MPG DAG 5 Summary Notes 1-29-2020
BHS MPG DAG 6 Summary Notes 2-27-2020
BHS MPG DAG 7 Summary Notes 6-03-2020
BHS MPG DAG 8 Summary Notes 10-07-2020
BHS MPG DAG 9 Summary Notes 11-12-2020
BHS MPG DAG 10 Summary Notes 12-14-2020
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School Board approves moving Alliance at Meek to MPG Building
On June 25, 2019 the PPS School Board approved resolution 5910 that calls for moving Allience at Meek into the new MPG building at Benson when it is completed in the fall of 2024. View the full PPS Board resolution here.School Board supports expanded Benson modernization plan
Updated Benson Master Plan dated 3/13/19 was approved by the School Board on 3/19 with board resolution 5859. This expansion included the creation of a separate MPG building. A plan view of where the new building will sit can be seen below.
Multiple Pathways to Graduation (MPG) Mission
The Multiple Pathways to Graduation (MPG) Mission is to “provide educational options for all youth that empower, engage, and prepare them for college, work training, and global citizenship while serving as a vanguard for systemic educational change.” As part of the Benson Polytechnic Modernization project a new stand alone building is being designed and constructed on the Benson campus to support the diverse and specific needs of MPG programs and students.
