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Seeking a Medical Partner for Proposed School-Based Health Clinic at Ida B. Wells High Schools

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Help Expand Student Healthcare Access on Portland’s West Side

Portland Public Schools has released a Request for Information (RFI) seeking qualified medical organizations interested in serving as the medical sponsor for a proposed School-Based Health Center (SBHC) at Ida B. Wells High School.

This opportunity represents an important step toward expanding healthcare access for students in southwest Portland and creating the first School-Based Health Clinic on Portland Public Schools' west side.  

Responses Due: Monday, June 15, 2026 at 2:00 PM PST
Submit Responses To: Healthservices@pps.net
 

View RFI Application

View IBW Medical Recruitment Portfolio 
 

For Questions Contact:

Leti Ayala
Health Services Program Manager
971.413.1614
 

 

 

Why PPS Is Issuing an RFI

The District is using the RFI process to better understand the local healthcare landscape, identify organizations interested in school-based care, and begin early partnership planning ahead of the future Ida B. Wells campus opening.

Rather than moving directly into a formal procurement, PPS is seeking dialogue with providers now so the eventual health center can be thoughtfully designed around:

  • Student and family healthcare needs
  • Community demographics and access barriers
  • Clinical sustainability
  • Behavioral health integration
  • Strong school-healthcare collaboration
  • Long-term operational success

This approach gives providers a chance to engage early, ask questions, and help shape what a successful future partnership could look like.