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Land Acknowledgement
It is important to acknowledge the ancestors of this place and recognize that we are here because of the sacrifices forced upon them. In remembering these communities, we honor their legacy, their lives, and their descendents -- past, present, and future.
Where Portland stands today are the historic homelands of several bands of Chinook-speaking people (including many Multnomah, Clackamas, and Watlata/Cascade villages). There were also Kalapuya (Tualatin villages) nearby and the Molalla people in the Willamette Valley. Today, their descendants are primarily members of the Grand Ronde and Siletz Confederated Tribes, with Chinook and other tribal relations at Warm Springs, Yakama, and the Chinook Nation.
In the reconstruction of this institution, let us acknowledge that it was founded upon exclusion and erasures of many indigenous peoples, including those on whose land we are standing upon today. This acknowledgement demonstrates a commitment from Lincoln High School to work to dismantle the ongoing legacies and ideologies of settler colonialism.
Please join us for our "Back to School Prep Days", where new èßäÊÓÆµ
can enroll for èßäÊÓÆµ and everyone gets their yearbook photos taken,
student IDs, distribute Yondr pouches and chromebooks. In order to
make this day happen we need help from our amazing community of
parent volunteers.
If you are able to lend some of your time please use this link to sign up.
Mark your calendars now for our 2025-26 Back to School Prep Days.
These are the days we set aside for our currently enrolled èßäÊÓÆµ
to come in and take their èßäÊÓÆµ photo, receive their StudentID
Card/Bus Pass, Chromebooks, Yondr pouches and pay any class fees
or contributions.
FALL Athletes - 9:00am-9:30am (only for èßäÊÓÆµ that have conflicts
DURING their scheduled time)
Seniors - 9:30am-12:00pm
Freshmen - 1pm-4pm by last name alpha
FALL Athletes - 9:00am-9:30am (only for èßäÊÓÆµ that have conflicts
DURING their scheduled time)
Juniors - 9:30am-12:00pm
Sophomores - 1pm-4pm
We rely on parent donations to purchase classroom supplies, support
field trips and other activities throughout the èßäÊÓÆµ year. Please use
this form to choose how best to support Lincoln's programming needs.
Items can be paid by check made out to Lincoln High School and returned
to us during the Back to School Prep Days, or by selecting options in
Schoolpay after August 11th. (Systems may not work for 9th grade
and transfer èßäÊÓÆµ until after that dates) Most donations are tax
deductible but some are not, please read descriptions carefully.
Each year parents and/or guardians are asked to review and
update the information on file for their èßäÊÓÆµ. This
information can be reviewed, edited and submitted online
via PPS ParentVUE.
Benefits of verifying online via ParentVUE:
Complete yearly verification of your student's information
Update your communication and language preferences
Ensure your èßäÊÓÆµ has the most up-to-date information
Save paper and time.
We’re excited to share an important update that will help us
create a stronger, healthier, and more focused learning
environment for all èßäÊÓÆµ.
Starting in the 2025–26 èßäÊÓÆµ year, Lincoln High School
will become a phone-free campus using the
Yondr Phone-Free Schools Program. This change comes
in response to the new Oregon state law and the
èßäÊÓÆµ district-wide cell phone policy,
both of which now require èßäÊÓÆµ to keep phones put
away during the èßäÊÓÆµ day.
Under this program:
Each student will receive a personally assigned Yondr
pouch to securely store their phones, smartwatches, and
AirPods each morning.
Pouches remain locked during the èßäÊÓÆµ day.
At dismissal, èßäÊÓÆµ unlock their pouches at
designated stations.
This approach has already been used successfully in
other PPS high èßäÊÓÆµs and nationwide, helping èßäÊÓÆµ
èßäÊÓÆµ present and engaged.
? Why Go Phone-Free?
Research and experience show clear benefits:
? Better academic performance
? Higher student engagement and focus
? Fewer classroom disruptions
? Stronger peer connections and social interaction
? Parents & Guardians as Partners
Real change happens when èßäÊÓÆµs and families
work together. You can support your student by:
Talking about the benefits of being fully present at
èßäÊÓÆµ
Encouraging them to take responsibility for caring for
and bringing their Yondr pouch daily
Reinforcing that phones aren’t needed during class time
? Learn More about Yondr in Schools at a Family Information Session
Join us at our upcoming Family Info Sessions to learn more
and ask questions:
ParentVUE is your one-stop portal for real-time
access to èßäÊÓÆµ messages, calendars, attendance,
grades, and more.
? if you already have an account
?or an account if you’re new
Available in multiple languages: Español, Ti?ng Vi?t,
ÖÐÎÄ, Soomaali, §²§å§ã§ã§Ü§Ú§Û.
School calendar, events and activities posted in one
place for easy access. Download the App to your phone.
SchoolPay is an online web tool that allows families
to pay for items such as registration fees, athletic fees,
event tickets, uniforms, library fees and donations
without having to make a special trip to the èßäÊÓÆµ
or send a check with their èßäÊÓÆµ.
The Yondr pouch is a secure bag that is used to store an individual’s mobile device or devices. It is secured and unlocked with a special locking device.
We are seeking to limit distractions in the classroom and improve overall student engagement, mental health and well-being. No phones in èßäÊÓÆµ is an executive order and district-wide policy.
During Back to School Prep Days (August 18 & 19), all èßäÊÓÆµ will be assigned a Yondr pouch to secure their phone, smartwatch, and/or earbuds. The pouch is the property of the èßäÊÓÆµ and is considered on loan to the student during the èßäÊÓÆµ year. Students are responsible for the Yondr pouch at all times and for bringing the pouch to and from èßäÊÓÆµ each day.
Upon entering èßäÊÓÆµ, èßäÊÓÆµ will turn off their phone, place the phone inside of the Yondr pouch, and lock it in front of staff. The pouch will be unlocked at the end of the èßäÊÓÆµ day in the main lobby area.
Students are in possession of their phone – in their Yondr pouch – for the entire èßäÊÓÆµ day. We will advise èßäÊÓÆµ to store the pouch in their backpacks and lockers where it is completely safe.
If a student needs to leave èßäÊÓÆµ early for an approved early dismissal, medical emergency, athletic event, or èßäÊÓÆµ sponsored trip, èßäÊÓÆµ will be able to unlock their pouches at èßäÊÓÆµ prior to their departure. If returning to èßäÊÓÆµ during the instructional day, the Yondr pouch would be locked upon re-entry to the building.
We want our èßäÊÓÆµ to be engaged in their learning, but we understand that emergencies will occur. If you need to contact your child during the èßäÊÓÆµ day, call the main office or the attendance office at 518-629-3300. There are phones in every classroom and office in the èßäÊÓÆµ. In addition, all èßäÊÓÆµ have access to their Chromebooks throughout the day. Parents can email their èßäÊÓÆµ directly and/or send a text they can see after they unlock their phone.
Every location in the èßäÊÓÆµ is equipped with a phone that can dial 911. Our staff is trained to execute safety and emergency procedures. We will direct èßäÊÓÆµ to safety first. Students and staff follow our èßäÊÓÆµ’s emergency preparedness protocols. Communication with parents will occur through the district’s mass notification and communication tools.
During lockdowns, èßäÊÓÆµ and staff are instructed to be silent. The response action guidelines outlined in the building-level safety plan will be followed with community notification for all emergency situations.
The Yondr pouch is property of the èßäÊÓÆµ. If a student damages their pouch or is caught on their phone, they will be subject to disciplinary action. An administrator will collect the phone/pouch and call home:
Note: Damage consists of any signs that the physical integrity of the pouch has been compromised, whether intentional or unintentional, as determined by the èßäÊÓÆµ or Yondr staff. If lost or damaged, replacement pouches can be purchased for $30.
The phone may be turned over to main office staff and secured in the èßäÊÓÆµ until the end of the èßäÊÓÆµ day or parents can be contacted to come to èßäÊÓÆµ and pick the phone up.
Students who have a documented medical condition and who need a personal device for monitoring their condition will be provided with an alternate Yondr pouch which has immediate access.
Students will be able to use headphones with cords to connect to their Chromebooks. All Bluetooth devices, including AirPods, smartwatches and other headphones, must be stored in the Yondr pouch.
The èßäÊÓÆµ has many afterèßäÊÓÆµ programs and athletic events. If the building is still open, èßäÊÓÆµ can return to unlock their pouch.
The Yondr FAQs will be updated as the implementation begins. If you have questions, please do not hesitate to contact the èßäÊÓÆµ directly. Call 503-916-5200 or email Vice Principal Travis Johnson tjohnson1@pps.net.
All èßäÊÓÆµ at Portland Public High Schools have PPS student email. Students usernames are first initial, last name, last four digits of their student ID.
Use PPS email to contact teachers and classmates, logging in with your username@student.pps.net account at .
Dear Current and Prospective Lincoln Families,
Welcome to Lincoln High School! We’re proud to be one of the top college prep (IB) high èßäÊÓÆµs in the United States with thriving, Fine and Performing Arts, STEM, Spanish Immersion, and CTE programs in Media & Communications, Coding & Computer Science, Business, Culinary Arts, and Product Design. In addition to Spanish, Mandarin, French, and German, Lincoln is excited to be one of a handful of èßäÊÓÆµs in the nation to offer Arabic and American Sign Language to high èßäÊÓÆµ èßäÊÓÆµ.
Our èßäÊÓÆµ are actively involved inquirers who think critically about the world in which they live. Students facilitate over 60 student-led clubs including MUN, Robotics, Speech and Debate, GSA, BSU, MEChA, Asian, Arab, Jewish, and Native American student unions. In addition, Lincoln èßäÊÓÆµ regularly participate in , a host of club sports from Water Polo to Sailing and Lacrosse, and are involved in a variety of engaging and meaningful extra-curricular activities and community service projects here and abroad. Our community is one in which “”. Parent volunteerism at Lincoln is unparalleled and appreciated.
Above all else, at Lincoln it is “cool to be involved and follow your passions.” We are fortunate to be able to offer an engaging, diverse and rigorous core academic program and our expectation is that èßäÊÓÆµ are supported to explore, play, grow and practice the skills they need to gain confidence and feel success. The Lincoln community then works collaboratively to provide opportunities to connect student interests and skills to the world around them to create purpose and meaning. Lincoln values the whole child, providing academic advising and college counseling as well as evidenced based social-emotional, special education, ELL, and mental health supports as needed.
Finally, Lincoln consistently earns top ratings for academic achievement, attendance, and its 94% 4 year graduation rate. Lincoln èßäÊÓÆµ regularly meet and exceed international benchmarks on IB exams as well as state tests. Students care deeply about issue relevant to their lives and are empowered to speak as youth advocates. Lincoln is proud to support and produce amazing graduates who go on to pursue a wide variety of exciting opportunities. As Principal I am honored to serve the Lincoln community. Please contact me at peytonc@pps.net if I can be of any assistance to you or your family. We encourage you and your student to join our inclusive community.
With Warm Regards,
Peyton
Congratulations to Lincoln High School èßäÊÓÆµ Richard Deng and Coral Platt! Both were awarded National Merit Scholarships of $2,500 toward their college studies.
They were chosen from more than 15,000 finalists nationwide. Richard plans to pursue a career in politics and Coral is looking at a future in the legal sector.
Two exceptional PPS educators, Ricardo Barber and Hang Jones, were recently named OnPoint Educators of the Year for 2025.
As part of this prestigious honor, both teachers will have their rent or mortgage paid for an entire year, and their èßäÊÓÆµs also receive a $2,500 donation.
Ricardo Barber teaches third grade at Faubion, and Hang Jones serves as a social worker at Marysville Elementary.
The OnPoint Prize for Excellence in Education celebrates educators who embrace innovative teaching techniques that ignite enthusiasm in their èßäÊÓÆµ.
Congratulations to Ricardo Barber and Hang Jones! And thank you both for everything you do to make a difference in the lives our èßäÊÓÆµ.
The assignment their teacher gave them was simple – make a short film that begins with a phone call and ends with someone hanging up. Benson first-year èßäÊÓÆµ Dylan Martinez-Torres and Dariel Soriano Zamora ran it all the way to a small city populated by two very big and rather iconic monsters – Godzilla and Hedora.
The result, Sorry, Wrong Number, is one of the more than 90 films entered into the annual Best of PPS Film Festival. The festival is a celebration of exceptional student filmmaking that includes a showcase at the historic Hollywood Theatre.
The fourth annual installment of the festival took place on May 21 and included a screening of 13 standout films. The films came from all over PPS and ran the gamut from Dylan and Dariel’s monster short to documentaries, film noir, and broadcast journalism.
If you are a passionate student or community member that wants to make a difference at PPS, apply to join the Climate Crisis Response Committee! This is a committee that reports to the PPS Board of Education.
On the committee you will learn about how PPS is making progress towards our climate justice and sustainability policies, provide input and recommendations to the PPS Board on how to better support PPS staff as we advance these policy goals, and connect with other passionate members of our PPS community from diverse backgrounds, knowledge areas, and lived experiences.
No previous professional experience in climate change or sustainability required! Students can apply . Community members can apply .
Deadline to apply: June 6.
4:30 PM - 6:00 PM School Board - Facilities Improvement and Oversight Committee
4:30 PM - 6:00 PM School Board - Teaching, Enrollment, and Learning Committee
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM School Board - Special Meeting or Work Session
4:30 PM - 6:00 PM School Board - Policy Committee