SafeOregon, funded by the Oregon Legislature as part of a statewide effort to improve school safety, provides a secure means for anyone to anonymously report suspicious or imminently unsafe situations, such as threats of violence, fights, drugs and alcohol, weapons, bullying, harassment, intimidation or self-harm. Anyone, from students to parents to community members, can access the system in a variety of ways:

Click the “Report unsafe behavior” button found on every PPS school’s website
Go to www.safeoregon.com
Call or text 844-472-3367
Email  tip@safeoregon.com
Use the SafeOregon mobile app (download via iTunes or  Google Play)
 
Trained staff are available to respond 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Share this information with your friends and family and remind students: If you see or hear something, say something—immediately.

August 22, 2018

Dear Wilson High School Community,

The district is pleased to let you know that water tests for Wilson High School have been completed.  The test results show that the quality of the water coming from the drinking faucets is now better than the EPA recommendations for schools. Therefore, the district is turning the drinking faucets back on in your school’s common areas (hallways, cafeteria and/or gym). . . . Read more.

Students are strongly encouraged to purchase their own Chromebook to carry daily between home and school. A limited quantity of Chromebooks will be available to check out for the year while supplies last. Learn more here.

There are three major parent organizations at Wilson High School: The Booster Club, Foundation and the PTA. Each of these organizations has volunteer opportunities for the 2018-19 School Year. Parent volunteers are critical to the success of the school but volunteering is also fun and a great way to meet other parents, staff, students and the whole Wilson Community!

For more information on how to get involved and help out, click here.

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