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Open House Details:

Wed., November 11, 2026  - Portland, OR

Open House
Portland Adventist Academy
1500 SE 96th Avenue, Portland, OR 97216
6:00pm (PST) - 7:00pm (PST)

RSVP needed: Yes
Further information: Mary Sperl, (971) 351-8984, [email protected]

Attention 8th grade parents! Portland Adventist Academy is excited to welcome your 8th grade student to our high school campus from 9am to 2pm on Wednesday, November 11th! We have a fun day planned - just for 8th graders - when students can get a glimpse of the high school experience at PAA, see classrooms, meet teachers, and hear about the clubs, activities, and programs offered. There will be drawings for tuition, fees and prizes, as well as several opportunities to win scholarships by participating in academic challenges. Lunch is provided. That evening, we will host Academy Night- an Open House for 8th grade parents from 6:00 until 7:00, with drawings for tuition and fees and a short meeting at 7:00. Call 971-351-8984 to register or email [email protected]. If you know other families with 8th graders who may want to join in, please pass the word along!

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