
Several PPS Art Teachers from across the District attended the Michigan Art Education Association conference in Lansing this weekend. Some even presented their own sessions for their colleagues across the state.
We are proud of our teaching staff for their continued pursuit of excellence!





Today is an important reminder to thank those who fought for our freedoms. Thank you veterans!


This week is School Psychologist Appreciation! Our talented team of psychologists are important partners in students' success and wellbeing in and out of the classroom. Thank you for your hard work and dedication to PPS students!


How do you measure a year in the life? Find out starting TONIGHT! Portage Northern High's production of RENT: School Edition opens Friday, Nov. 8. Get your tickets now at pndrama.ludus.com.









Come on out to cheer on our Huskies Volleyball Team TONIGHT as they take on Mattawan in District Finals at 5:30 p.m. at Kalamazoo Central High.
Tickets on GoFan @ gofan.co/event/2121968?schoolId=MI10229.


At tonight's playoffs game, the Mattawan National Honor Society and Portage Central Student Council are "Teaming Up" to end Period Poverty in Africa, and they need you! Please bring donations of feminine hygiene products to the game tonight at McCamley-Knight Field!


Students faced off with staff in a volleyball game Thursday.











Football Fever continues Friday, 7 p.m., for Portage Central High School! The Mustangs will take on Mattawan at McCamley-Knight Field in the second round of MHSAA playoffs. Once again, NO passes will be accepted at the gate.
Visit gofan.co/event/2142289?schoolId=MI10167 to buy your tickets today!


We have someone very important to introduce to you! Toby is the new comfort dog at Portage Central High School. He replaced Phoebe, who is enjoying retirement at home with her family. To learn more about our comfort dogs, visit portageps.org/page/student-health-and-wellbeing.


November is Native American Heritage Month and Portage Central High is highlighting influential Native Americans in our history.
The holiday was first declared in a U.S. state on the second Saturday in May 1916 by the governor of New York. In 1990, President George H. W. Bush approved a joint resolution designating the month of November as the annual time of reflection and celebration and the honoring of Native Americans.
To learn more, visit www.nativeamericanheritagemonth.gov.





The competition was fierce between Central Elementary students and staff at last week's Tug-of-War games!








We are Portage proud! Congratulations to the Portage Central Mustangs on their win tonight. 💙💛











From lessons in archery and technology to discussions on managing behavior and teaching tough subjects, PPS teachers and staff had a full day of learning at Professional Development.











Just an appreciation post for Central High IB Art students 👏





PC and PN will battle TONIGHT in the first round of MHSAA playoffs.
REMINDER: Because this is a playoff game, NO passes will be accepted at the gate, including Student and Employee Athletic Passes, Gold Cards or any other pass. Cash will NOT be accepted at the gate.
ALL tickets must be purchased through GoFan (https://gofan.co/event/2117791?schoolId=MI10167).


Are you skilled in the areas of plumbing and HVAC? Portage Public Schools is looking for a new full-time Maintenance Worker. For a complete job posting and to apply, visit jobs.redroverk12.com/org/portageps/opening/110195


😴😴 Students, get your beauty sleep Friday because there is no school! 😴😴Teachers and staff will be busy doing their own learning at Professional Development.


🐶 It's never a RUFF day at PPS with the help of our Comfort Dogs! 🐶
To learn more about the dogs and their role in our classrooms, visit portageps.org/page/student-health-and-wellbeing


PPS SRO Burleson and Portage Fire Battalion Chief Graham paid a special visit Tuesday morning to our youngest learners at Curious Kids. Students toured a police car and firetruck and even got their own firefighter helmets.











North Middle School students and staff rocked their favorite sports jerseys and team swag Tuesday as part of their Red Ribbon Spirit Week. Red Ribbon Week is the nation's largest drug use prevention campaign.









