Greetings McDaniel 11th graders and families,

SAT testing is scheduled for March 22nd!  Here are a few things to keep in mind.

1. Arrive at the McDaniel campus and be at your assigned room by 8:15 AM. Doors will close at 8:45am so please arrive on time. Otherwise, you will not be able to take the exam.

2. Bring your Student ID card from this year or last year. 

3. Smart watches and cell phones are not allowed during testing. You can leave them at home or they will be placed in a plastic bag and left with the proctor at the front of the classroom.

4. You CANNOT eat during the test, but lunch is available until 1:30pm if students are interested in eating lunch once their exam is done. Breakfast will be available starting at 7:45am.

5. You MAY bring a filled water bottle into the classroom to keep under your desk. We will have snacks for students during the short breaks.

Room assignments will be posted one week prior to testing date.

If you have any questions, please contact me. Thank you!

Trinh Ngo

tngo@pps.net

Phone: 503-916-5220 ext. 81409

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Dear PPS Community,

Saturday night, gunshots were fired outside of a district-wide basketball tournament held at Franklin High School. Fortunately, no one was seriously injured and the suspect is now in custody, but if you have any information about the incident please call 503-823-3333 or utilize the SafeOregon tipline.

Dear PPS Families, 

As we prepare for the winter sports season, we want to share a few reminders for our spectators.  

Dear families, students, and colleagues,

It has been a joy to visit learning spaces over the past four months and see our students reengaged in their classroom learning and school activities. I am pleased to observe our students interacting with peers and diving into new curriculum materials. 

This has been a very productive time for Portland Public Schools. My appreciation to all the dedicated Team PPS members who work everyday to make our school system better and stronger.

Dear PPS Community,

Every single person in Portland Public Schools believes that our learning spaces must be safe, stable, and secure, and that we have a shared responsibility to ensure the safety and well-being of the students under our care. We recognize that recent events, both locally and nationally, have rattled our community.

Superintendent Guerrero issued a broader statement about gun violence and its impacts on our schools, but we also want to explain how we both keep schools safe, and keep you informed.