Portland Public Schools
Portland, Oregon

Wilson logoWilson High School

A comprehensive public high school
with a proud tradition of excellence.

1151 SW Vermont | Portland, OR 97219
Phone: (503) 916-5280 | Fax: (503) 916-2705

School News & Announcements

STUDENT ATTENDANCE- To report absences notify Sara Mattheisen or call 503-916-5294.  


Take a look at our FACT SHEET and see Why Wilson?

Our 2012-2013 Forecast Guide is here!   Check out this guide to learn about all of the cool classes Wilson has to offer, graduation requirements, and the variety of clubs and activities that students are involved in.

Thank you for joining us for 8th Grade Family Night on January 12th.  If you missed this event, please check out this power point with all the forecasting essentials that were discussed on this evening.  You can also look at the brochure from the evening--  it has stats of all the great things happening at our school 

Interested in Shadowing?  Shadowing is a great opportunity for students who:
-       Are deciding between different high schools
-       Are nervous about what high school will be like
For more information on our shadowing program see our Overview.
To schedule a Shadow Day complete and submit this questionnaire.

Maps of Wilson High School:  Main Floor, Ground and Second Floor


WILSON STUDENT SELECTED AS CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARS PROGRAM
We are pleased to announce the selection of Wilson student Isabella Smythe as a candidate for the Presidential Scholars Program. This program recognizes and honors our nations most distinguished seniors who are chosen on the basis of their accomplishments in academic and artistic success, leadership, and involvement in school and the community. Those candidates who are selected at Semifinalists and Scholars will be notified in April/May. "What a great achievement for both Isabella and the Wilson staff!" adds PPS Superintendent Carole Smith. Congratulations to Isabella and herparents, Tim and Vonna Smythe.


Register now for the AP exams taking place the first two weeks of May.  Students scoring well on the exam may receive college credit.  Students must register by February 22nd, with payment of $89 per test  Registrations by 2/10 entered into drawing.   Don’t pass up this opportunity if fees are a concern.  Fees are waived for students on the Free & Reduced Lunch Program; just complete a form available in the office to receive the waiver and return it with your registration.  Not on Free & Reduced Lunch but the cost is a financial hardship? Financial assistance is available for others needing help paying the fee.  Complete the registration and Financial Assistance forms and list of free AP study sites are here or in the Main Office.  Questions, contact Abby Menashe, amenashe@pps.net


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   Help Foundation Save Wilson Teachers!

Please donate to the Wilson Foundation now to help retain teachers and indicate Wilson HS in the donate to section.

Thank you from Wilson students....


Support Wilson by joining, volunteering and supporting our parent organizations and committees!

Wilson Benefit Auction
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Wilson Grad Night Planning 
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PPS News

Wilson cheerleaders win state championship

February 21, 2012
Wilson cheerleading

For the fourth consecutive year, Wilson High School's cheerleading team has taken first place at state cheerleading championships.

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Meetings set on accessibility, earthquake safety

February 15, 2012
Scott roof

How accessible are Portland Public Schools buildings, and how would they fare in an earthquake? Two public presentations offer insight.

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Children’s advocate: Start early, have fun

February 10, 2012
Geoffrey Canada

Helping students from a young age — and giving them ways to be creative — are key to their success, leading children’s advocate Geoffrey Canada said in a recent presentation to PPS educators.

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