• Normal Online Class Schedule. This day was originally a professional development day , but it is now an instructional day for students.

• Grades 6-8 Community Service Project with Ms. West. Sign up here.

• Grades 3-5 Community Service Project with Ms. West. Sign up here.

• Grades 6-8 Math Masters Prodigy Showdown with Dr. Mollway and Mr. Lowery from 3-4:00pm. Sign up here

• First day of College and Career Readiness elective Grades 8-12 with Ms. West. Every Thursday in May from 3-4:00pm. Interested students can still sign up here.

• Materials Pick-Up. Sign up here. Be sure to check out the lost and found items down below. Any items not claimed by May 15th will be donated to charity.

• Disney Trivia Grades 6-12 on Kahoot with Dr. Mollway from 3-4:00pm. Sign up here.

• Disney Trivia Grades 3-5 pm Kahoot with Dr. Mollway from 3-4:00pm. Sign up here.

• You can register here to listen to and ask questions of two individuals working in the following fields.

 Monday,    May 11, 1:00-1:30      Health Careers: Featuring a lung and critical care physician at Kaiser Permanente working with COVID 19 patients and a recruiter at the Public Health Departments with information on career opportunities in the medical field.

  Tuesday,   May 12, 1:00-1:30      Engineering: Featuring a manufacturing engineer and a mechanical engineer who will share this experiences working at Nike in Flyknit Sportswear and Advanced Footwear Innovation.

  Wednesday, May 13, 1:00-1:30      Social Entrepreneurship (a business for social good): Featuring two entrepreneurs, whose businesses address social and environmental equity in design--and one involves high school students!

 Thursday, May 14, 3:00-3:40 Weiden + Kennedy, go behind the scenes at one of the world's top advertising agencies here in Portland!

 Thursday,   May 21, 2:00-3:00      Conservation and Environmental Science: featuring a variety related careers. Learn about the care of urban and natural forests, wild spaces and animals and what it takes to build a new urban park.

• Planning for College: A virtual college night for high school students and parents. Choose from a broad range of sessions by admissions and financial aid staff from colleges around the state. You can “attend” the Virtual College Night any time at your convenience and watch as many as you like! Topics include but are not limited to applying to 2-year, 4-year, private colleges, and how to pay for college. To visit their website, please click here.

• Virtual College Tour- Now through Friday, May 8. Choose from over 450 colleges across the U.S. Free, registration required. To visit their website, please click here.

• This page has suggestions for parents to improve their student's auditory memory and auditory attention. If their student has a hard time remembering things they were told in class or at home, this is probably an area of need for them. Click here to visit their website.

• This is a game-based, brain-training program. It does require a subscription. It is designed for students over 13. The "Memory", "dyslexia," "ADD/HD," and "Concentration" (attention and divided attention" are all very powerful. It is a subscription-based service. It would be a great summer activity to keep their brains active all summer long! Click here to visit their website.

• Elementary students will perform "Dr. Seuss's ABCs" at 4:00pm
• Middle school students will perform "Stranded: Views from Quarantine" at 6:30pm