The office will be open intermittently during the summer. Call (503) 916-5280 before coming in to check open hours for a specific day.

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.

Senior Families: Planning ahead for next year? Graduation for the class of 2019 is scheduled for Wednesday, June 5, 2019, 7:30pm with a morning rehearsal.

All Wilson students have required summer reading assignments! Click here for the details.

August 13-16: Stageworks Theatre Boot Camp
August 15: Registration for Fall Athletes, Juniors, and Seniors
August 17: Registration for Fall Athletes, Sophomores, and Make-Up Registration
August 21, 6-8:00pm: Fall Sports Parent Meeting
August 23, 9am-3:30pm: Band Camp
August 27, 8:15am: First day of school and make-up registration; Freshmen start at 8:15am, grades 10-12 start at 10:15am
September 17, 6:30-9:00pm: Back to School Night

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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• Find new student enrollment information here

During summer break, when many of our schools are closed, parents can still register their students for the coming year by visiting the Enrollment and Transfer Center at the PPS central office.

Superintendent Guadalupe Guerrero and his staff have completed the 2018-19 budget for Portland Public Schools. The $655 million budget reflects the Superintendent’s priorities, including increasing investment in core instruction, staffing schools equitably, advancing racial equity, diversity and inclusion, and enhancing student safety and wellbeing. The PPS Board of Education is expected to formally adopt the budget at its June 26 meeting.

• 2018-19 Budget Highlights (PDF)
• Puntos sobresalientes del presupuesto para 2018-19
• Các điểm nổi bật của ngân sách 2018-19
• Бюджет на 2018-19 учебный год
• 2018-19年预算亮点
• Tilmaamaha Miisaaniyadda 2018-19

The school year was over, but more than 500 K-5 teachers were hard at work preparing for the 2018-19 academic year at the PPS Summer Institute at Roosevelt High School. The two-day training gave teachers the opportunity to dig into the new language arts curriculum, and hear from teachers who are already using it. The teachers also learned how the curriculum aligns with state standards and the district’s newly adopted scope and sequence — an academic term for what will be taught and in what order. 

Portland Public Schools has refined and expanded its policy for handling complaints. The Board of Education, at its June 12 meeting, approved a revision of its complaint policy, with significant details added on procedures, types of complaints, timeframes and more.