5^th - 8:15 – 9:33

6^th – 9:38 – 10:56

Lunch– 10:56 – 11:30

7^th – 11:35 – 12:53

Assembly– 12:58 – 1:52

8^th –1:57 – 3:15 

Our very own “MAD OBOBers” won at the Region 4 Oregon Battle of the Books competition held at Sandy High School on Saturday, March 16, 2019. At the end of pool play they had the highest score and went on to secure a place at the OBOB State Tournament on April 6th at Chemeketa Community College in Salem! Congratulations to our team: Meagan Graves, Lesly Valdivia-Marquez, Nellwyn Yott, Katherine McBee, and  Alex Markwell. They wereKatherine McBee, and  Alex Markwell. They were BORN TO READ! www.oregonbattleofthebooks.org.

 

The Portland Public Schools Board of Education approved a significant revision to the district policy on student field trips and out-of-town travel, and passed a resolution to offer comment on proposed construction work on Interstate 5 that would affect Harriet Tubman Middle School.

Dear PPS Families,

With hopes that inclement winter weather is done for this school year, we wanted to touch base with you regarding making up snow days. We thought it was important to share an update with you before Spring Break. 

In this week's PPS Pulse: 6 possible mascot names identified for Franklin High School; pilot water project set to launch

Lincoln High School senior Sagarika Ramachandran has been selected as the winner of the Oregon Student Journalist of the Year Award. Sagarika, who serves as editor-in-chief of Lincoln's student newspaper, the Cardinal Times, became the first journalist from a PPS school to win the award, which started in 2005.