If you are a New Student to the District: You must register on the SHMS website. The Registrar will contact you the week of August 18 for an appointment with the counselor. You will NOT need to attend registration day.

Returning SHMS students: Complete Online Registration using ParentVue. If you are having trouble with your parentvue login, please contact 503-397-3085.

Purchases and Fees

First Week of School

School Supply List 2025

The following is an approximate list of supplies all students will need for the entire year. Additional supplies may be required by each teacher. Please check with your student to ensure he/she has the needed supplies at all times.

5 Package #2 PENCILS
1 3-Ring Binder 3-5in preferred
1 Pencil Pouch
5 Index-Divide Folders w/Pockets
3 Packages Notebook Paper (College ruled)
1 Package Pens
5-6 Spiral Notebooks (College ruled)
1 Pack of Low-Odor Dry-Erase Markers (for math)
3 Highlighters (Multi-colors)
1 Pair of Scissors
1 Metric Ruler
2 Sets of Colored Pencils
2 Glue Sticks (6th grade: 10 glue sticks)
1 Calculator TI-30X IIS required for Integrated Math, 7^th and 8^th Grade Math; Recommended for 6^th grade
1 Set of PE Clothes** Shorts (black preferred), t-shirts (grey shirts preferred, no tank tops), socks and tennis shoes
1 Black 1” 3 ring binder (BAND STUDENTS ONLY)

**SHMS t-shirt, shorts may be purchased at registration.

School Supply List - English

School Supply List - Spanish

School Hours 2025/2026

Community Calendar 2025/2026

Bus Information

BusZone Bus Tracker

ParentSquare Communication

I Love U Guys - Standard Response Protocol

2025/2026 SHSD Student and Family Handbook

St. Helens High School

Fall Kick Off

St. Helens High School Fall Kick-Off (Required for all SHHS Students)

Wednesday, August 27, 2025 from 11:00 am - 7:00 pm. Drop in when its the most convenient for your family.

Parents/Guardians should attend with their student. Important forms and information will be provided. Chromebook checkouts, and Bell Imaging will take photos (pre-order at Bell Imaging, CODE WORD: CHEESE). Free on-site student body card printing. Student Schedules will be available in StudentVUE by August 27, 2025. Guidance counselors will be available for scheduling appointments.

Registration Information 2025

Registration for Returning and NEW Students to the School District

New Student Enrollment: August 19 - 21 (Tuesday - Thursday): Via phone conferences with counselors to build student schedules. Must register online on the high school website. Under the “Parent Info” drop-down menu, select “Registration Info”. Once complete, our Registrar will contact you.

Incoming SHMS 9th graders and Returning SHHS students: Complete Online Registration using ParentVue login. Computers will be available at Kick Off, but it is recommended to register and make purchases (such as the Yearbook) on the TouchBase Payment Portal before August 26, so you do not have to stand in lines at the event.

Fall Kick-Off (Required for all SHHS students)

Wednesday, August 27, 11:00 am to 7 pm. Drop in when most convenient for your family

Parents/Guardians should attend with their student. Important forms and information will be provided, Chromebook checkouts, and Bell Imaging will take photos (Pre-order at Bell Imaging, CODE WORD: CHEESE). Free on-site student body card printing. Student schedules will be available in StudentVUE by August 27. Guidance counselors will be available for scheduling appointments.

Thursday, August 28, Welcome to the Den: SHHS Community Preview Day More info to come, evening event

1st Week of School Schedule

Tuesday, Sept. 2 - ONLY 9th grade, new to St. Helens School District, and exchange students

Wednesday, Sept. 3 - ALL students (all classes). No early release.

Thursday, Sept. 4 - ALL students. Regular Straight 7 Day (all classes)

Friday, Sept. 5 - ALL students. Assembly schedule (tentative)

Saturday, Sept. 6 - Welcome Back Field Day at the Stadium (tentative, optional)

First Week of School

Tuesday, September 2, 2025 - ONLY 9th grade, new to the St. Helens School District, and exchange students.

Wednesday, September 3, 2025 - ALL students (all classes). No early release.

Thursday, September 4, 2025 - ALL students. Regular straight 7 day (all classes).

Friday, September 5, 2025 - ALL students. Assembly schedule (tentative).

Saturday, September 6, 2025 - Welcome Back Field Day at the stadium (tentative, optional).

School Supply List 2025

During the first week of school, teachers will provide students with a list of supplies needed for their individual classes.

This is a list of suggested supplies but may not be all inclusive. Please check with your student(s) throughout the year to ensure they have needed supplies at all times.

1 Backpack
5 Packages #2 Pencils
1 3-Ring binder
3 Packages of notebook paper (college ruled)
1-3 Spiral notebooks (college ruled)
1 Package of pens
3 Highlighters (multi-colors)
1 Set of colored pencils Recommended
1 Calculator: TI-30X (Integrated Math) or TI-84 (advanced math)
1 Pencil pouch
Glue sticks

ASB photo ID cards will be provided at no charge by Bell Imaging during Kick-Off, August 27, 2025.

School Supply List - English

School Supply List - Spanish

School Hours 2025/2026

Community Calendar 2025/2026

Bus Information

BusZone Bus Tracker

ParentSquare Communication

I Love U Guys - Standard Response Protocol

2025/2026 SHSD Student and Family Handbook

OPTION SCHOOLS

Plymouth High School

Registration Information 2025

Returning students' parents will need to call Madeline Goodwin (503-366-7200) anytime starting August 4 - August 22nd.

New students from within district and New to the district will need to attend an orientation for consideration of placement at PHS. We will be offering a couple of dates (TBD) in August. If you are interested in being placed on the wait list, please email madelineg@sthelens.k12.or.us or call 503-366-7200.

School Supply List 2025

School Hours 2025/2026

Community Calendar 2025/2026

Bus Information

BusZone Bus Tracker

ParentSquare Communication

I Love U Guys - Standard Response Protocol

2025/2026 SHSD Student and Family Handbook

First Week of School

St. Helens Virtual Academy

Back to School Open House

Registration Information 2025

If you are a New Student to the District: You must register on the St. Helens School District’s registration page.

Returning SHVA students: Complete the Online Registration using ParentVue Login. If you are having trouble with your ParentVue, please contact 503-366-7200.

Current SHSD students changing to SHVA: Please complete the Online Interest Form

School hours are 8:00 am to 4:00 pm

Classes will start on Tuesday, September 2, 2025.

For assistance, please contact St. Helens Virtual Academy:

503-366-7200

shva@sthelens.k12.or.us

School Hours 2025/2026

Community Calendar 2025/2026

Bus Information

BusZone Bus Tracker

ParentSquare Communication

I Love U Guys - Standard Response Protocol

2025/2026 SHSD Student and Family Handbook

Early College High School

General Information

The goal of Early College High School.

St. Helens is to offer every student, especially those who are traditionally underrepresented in higher education, the chance to attain a high school diploma, achieve college credits, and cultivate a clear vision along with a tailored plan to shape the life they aspire to lead.

Students can immerse themselves full-time in a college experience at either PCC Rock Creek or Sylvania campuses, with staff and offices available at both locations.
This program offers a comprehensive two-year engagement spanning approximately six terms.
Typically, students apply during the spring of their 10th grade or the fall of their 11th grade.
They complete all high school credit requirements at PCC while simultaneously earning college credits for all their courses.
On average, graduates accumulate around 75-80 transferable college credits upon completion.
The program operates on a full-time basis, involving 12-16 credits per term, equivalent to a standard college load.
Upon graduation, approximately 40% of students achieve an Associate of Arts (AA) degree, further solidifying their higher education foundation.

What type of student would most benefit from ECHS?

This program welcomes students who are the first in their family to attend college, providing them with a unique opportunity.
It is particularly well-suited for those whose local high school was not an ideal fit due to various reasons.
This initiative is tailored for students who are eager to explore diverse pathways and challenge themselves as they pursue their desired career trajectories.
Additionally, it offers an alternative and supportive environment for discouraged learners who seek an alternative to their neighborhood high school.

What makes ECHS unique?

Students have the opportunity for dual enrollment, being enrolled simultaneously in both ECHS and their local high school.
Students can engage in local high school activities such as graduation, extracurriculars, OSAA sports, dances, and more.
At ECHS-SH, tuition costs for 12-16 credits per term are covered by the program.
Families are responsible for covering expenses related to books and transportation.
For students eligible for the Free/Reduced Lunch program, ECHS-SH will cover the costs of meals and books.

Eligibility

To be eligible for enrollment, individuals must be residents of the district and meet certain criteria.
They should be at least 16 years old when classes commence, with some flexibility in certain cases.
While a minimum 2.0 GPA is generally required, there might be some room for flexibility.
Prospective students should demonstrate the ability to place into Math 60, Reading 115, and Writing 115, which represent the entry-level courses.
Additionally, a minimum of 14 high school credits should be completed after transferring grades to ensure timely graduation.

Enrollment Process & Timeline

Applications are due in October or May prior to the next semester of enrollment. https://echs.beaverton.k12.or.us/academics/application

Bell Schedule

PCC class schedule will be determined in consultation with the ECHS-SH counselor at PCC.

Transportation

Transportation to/from PCC is currently the responsibility of the family/student.