Our event will be held on February 05, 2020 in the morning at 9:30 and in the evening at 6:30.  This hour long event is reserved for adults only.

Below you will find a list of links to some of the important information you need at the beginning of the year as well as tips on how to remain informed with all that is going on at Alameda throughout the year!

Direct Links to Helpful Resources

• Daily Schedule at Alameda
• Bus Schedule
• School Lunch Menu
• Adding funds your student's cafeteria account
• Student Handbook & Policies
• Alameda's Online Calendar
• Alameda's Teacher & Staff Directory
• Listing of Enrichment Classes offered after school at Alameda
• Information about 2019-2020 school supplies
• 2019-2020 District Wide Calendar at a Glance

Staying Connected

With more than 700 students, 500 families, and 75 staff members, there is a lot going on at Alameda. To keep track of it all and stay connected, we suggest you:

• Subscribe to our weekly e-newsletter, NewsNotes.
• Like us on Facebook.
• Bookmark and make regular visits to Alameda’s website.
• Attend our monthly PTA meetings, generally the first Wednesday of the month at 7 pm in the school library.

Check this Google website, created by an Alameda parent volunteer and updated monthly, for offerings

Every June, the Fred Meyer Rewards program requires that you  re-link your card with a nonprofit of your choice. If you did not complete this re-link in June or later you may no longer be earning valuable Community Rewards for Alameda.  Please check to confirm that your Fred Meyer Rewards card is linked to Alameda by visiting: www.fredmeyer.com/communityrewards.

Remember by signing up for Fred Meyer Community Rewards you can earn money for Alameda Elementary at no cost to you. You still earn your Rewards Points, Fuel Points, and Rebates!

If you do not have a Rewards Card, they are available at the Customer Service desk of any Fred Meyer store.

Seven community members with connections to Portland Public Schools were honored with a Lifetime Achievement Award on Monday as part of the 35^th annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Tribute event at the Highland Christian Center.

Substance use and addiction are confusing and difficult issues for the person experiencing it and for those who love and care about the person who is impacted. To help Portland Public Schools families of students dealing with substance use, we will host our first district-wide Family Information Night.

A Wilson High School senior was honored for her efforts in saving a woman’s life last summer. Rivkah Zigman received the Red Cross Lifesaving Award for Professional Responders last week at a ceremony during an American Red Cross Cascades Region board meeting. 

Next week Portland Public School will begin the annual survey that allows us to gather data to make informed decisions about school climate and culture. The Successful Schools Survey begins on Monday, Jan. 27.