School Information
School Information
About Powell Butte Elementary
Licensed Staff: 35
Enrollment: 370 (approximate)
Support Staff: 36
Grades: Preschool – 5th Grade
Our Mission
At Powell Butte Elementary, we nurture a love of learning and empower students to become compassionate, responsible citizens in an ever-changing world.
Our Vision
We strive to build a vibrant, inclusive learning community where every child is seen, supported, and challenged as they grow academically, socially, and emotionally.
What We Believe
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Academic success is rooted in high standards and equitable access to learning.
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Real-world connections deepen student understanding and engagement.
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A respectful, diverse school culture builds integrity and positive relationships.
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Creativity, innovation, and curiosity are essential parts of a child’s education.
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Collaboration builds empathy, resilience, and the skills necessary for lifelong success.
School Report Card
Each year, the Oregon Department of Education publishes school and district report cards. To learn more, visit the School Report Cards page.
Registration Information
Visit the Parent & Student Resources section on our website or contact the school office for assistance.
School Improvement Plan
View the current plan: 2024–2025 School Improvement Plan
Contact Us
Principal:
Jared Austin
Assistant Principal:
Dianne Reyes
Phone: 503-762-3204
Fax: 503-762-3244
Address:
Powell Butte Elementary
3615 SE 174th Ave
Portland, OR 97236
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School Hours:
Office Hours:
Office hours - 8:00am-3:15pm
Regular Day (Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri):
Doors open/Breakfast – 8:35am
Start time - 8:50am
Dismissal - 2:57pm
Wednesdays(Late Start):
Doors open/Breakfast – 9:35am
Start Time – 9:50am
Dismissal – 2:57pm
Early Release:
Dismissal – 11:52am
Consistent student attendance is one of the most important factors in academic success. When students are in class regularly, they build strong relationships, stay engaged in their learning, and don’t miss critical instruction. Even just a few absences can add up and create gaps in understanding that make it harder to keep up. Showing up each day helps students build good habits, stay on track, and reach their full potential both in school and beyond.