COVID-19 Update May 2020:  Expanded Services at Multnomah County Student Health Center

The Parkrose Student Health Center is open during school closures and summer break. Phone, video, and in-person appointments are available to all Multnomah County youth ages 5-18. Call 503-988-3392 for an appointment. Translation services are also available.

Expanded Services Include:

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• COVID-19 testing for symptomatic youth
  

• Wellness checks/sports physicals

• Immunizations

• Asthma and other chronic illness management

• Treatment for minor illnesses

• Medication refills

• Lab tests

• Follow-up after emergency room visits

• Contraceptive/STI screening

• Behavioral Health  

We can also connect students/families with community resources for food or help with medical insurance. 

For more information, visit us at https://multco.us/health/student-health-centers. Stay connected via Facebook and Instagram.  

Hello Harriet Tubman Community! 
 
All student items left in lockers will be placed in a bag for pick up. There are specific dates for each grade level to pick up locker items. This will be your only opportunity to pick up locker items.  After June 10th all items will be removed from the building.

• Students (all grades) who need to pick up medication, and/or return Band instruments - June 8th

• 8th-grade students - June 8th  

• 7th-grade students - June 9th 

• 6th-grade students - June 10th 

 The distribution will be at the Flint Street entrance. No one is permitted in the building. 

Please be sure to wear masks to ensure safety for all.

Does your HTMS student have a younger sibling who is ready for kindergarten? 

Register for Kindergarten Online!

If you have a child who will be 5 years old by September 1, please register for kindergarten! To register, go to pps.net/kinderenroll. The process takes 20-30 minutes and school staff will follow up with you later in the summer. With schools closed, online registration is the easiest option, but paper options will be available soon. You don’t need to register if your child attends a PPS Head Start or Pre-Kindergarten program.

Click  here/aqui for other languages.

Harriet Tubman Middle School Community,
 
The HTMS Assistant Principals would like to share important communications. Please click on the below links to see these communications.

Check out these events & activities you can participate in online! We may have just started Week 3 - Chat with an Administrator, but we thought that we would give you a sneak peak at what’s happening for Week 4, May 25-28, Summer Learning with Multnomah County Library.  Be sure to share the news with your families, and check out our archive of shows and links to fliers in multiple languages at our ESL HD Activities Hub - https://sites.google.com/pps.net/eslhdhub/parents.

PROGRAM CANCELED FOR SUMMER 2020

Thank you for your interest in the Leap into 9th Grade summer program. Due to COVID-19 social distancing guidelines and budget constraints, Leap into 9th Grade will not take place this summer. Other summer enrichment opportunities for incoming 9th grade students will be shared shortly.

UPDATED 2019-20 DISTRICT CALENDAR

The 2019-20 calendar has been updated to reflect the furlough as well as changes to the end of the school year.  It is also posted on the district website.  The last day of school for students is now Wednesday, June 10th, with the addition of the 3 snow/emergency days.

Harriet Tubman MS Community,  please read this important information from Ms. Jackson. 

Dear PPS Community,

As the 2019-20 school year comes to an end, we want to update you on the services and learning opportunities we are looking forward to providing this summer as we continue to adjust to the ever-changing landscape during the coronavirus pandemic.

Dear PPS Community,

The Portland Public Schools Board of Education is hosting its annual budget town hall virtually, so that community members can be heard, even in the midst of social distancing made necessary by COVID-19. 

After an unprecedented pandemic prompted the closure of campuses for the final 13 weeks, the 2019-20 school year in Portland Public Schools will officially end on Wednesday, June 10. 

A public meeting of the Board of Education, acting in its capacity as the Budget Committee of Portland Public School District 1J, Multnomah County, Oregon, will take place during the regular School Board meeting on the 11th day of June at 6 p.m. The purpose of the meeting is to receive any additional public comment related to the Superintendent’s budget message and Proposed Budget for the fiscal year July 1, 2020 through June 30, 2021, which was presented on May 26.