Creston School

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School News & Announcements

Creston welcomes a new principal!

Mr. Conrad Hurdle started with PPS 14 years ago as a third and fourth grade teacher. Over the last decade, he has served as the administrator at Hollyrood Elementary School and the Whitaker-‐Rice Sixth Grade Center, assistant principal at Rosa Parks Elementary School and, starting in 2009, principal at Ockley Green PK-8.

Mr. Hurdle is looking forward to listening to teachers, parents and students about what they love about Creston and working with them to tell Creston’s story.

Principal Announcement

Upcoming Events

No School - Memorial Day Holiday
Monday, May 27

SCRIP Orders Due
Monday, June 3

Run for the Eagles Pledge Money Due
Thursday, June 6

Last Day of School !!!
Friday, June 14

Daily Schedule

8:35 a.m.	Bus arrival
8:45 a.m.	School Starts
2:55 p.m.	Bus Arrival
3:00 p.m.	School Ends
3:05 p.m.	Bus Departure

Creston Calendar

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PPS News

School Board adopts budget for 2013-14 school year and Affirmative Action policy

June 18, 2013

On June 17 the Portland School Board formally adopted a $487 million budget for the 2013-14 school year, by a vote of 6-0. The board had previously approved the budget in May. The budget adds teachers district-wide, prioritizes equity in allocating staff to schools, and allows high school students to take full course loads. [More]

Wishing principals Orlen and Morrison well

June 14, 2013

Portland Public Schools offers best wishes to two departing high school principals this year. A.J. Morrison, principal of Alliance High School, is retiring and Grant High School Principal Vivian Orlen has announced plans to return with her family to New York. [More]

Community advisory group meets to plan Roosevelt High School rebuild

June 13, 2013

The rebuilding of Roosevelt High School begins today, as students, staff and members of the public who form the Roosevelt Design Advisory Group (DAG) begin meeting to advise Portland Public Schools staff on how to incorporate community input into Roosevelt High School’s design and full modernization. [More]

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