Port Orford/Langlois School District 2CJ

06/16/2026

Summer is here! Check out this opportunity for incoming K-4th graders!

Driftwood Elementary School will host the Ready, Set, Learn Summer Program for students entering K–4th grade. The program focuses on three key ideas: using proven literacy instruction, creating engaging hands-on learning experiences, and helping students show measurable growth. Lessons are designe...

06/10/2026

7th-12th grade students!!!

Parents and Students interested in Credit Recovery for High School Students OR (new this summer) Summer Skills Program for 7th-12th grades, please see the attached letter for more information!

06/10/2026

Great opportunity for our eligible students!

We are excited to announce that we have secured funding for our Ready, Set, Learn summer program! Incoming K-4th grade students are eligible to sign up. Online enrollment is live now at 2cj.com/rsl

06/09/2026

Our last community event is tonight. Family Field Day will be hosted at Pacific High School from 5-7 pm.
Come hang out with us and enjoy a free BBQ dinner!

06/03/2026

Our final Newsletter of the year is out! Check it out at https://www.2cj.com/newsletter!

06/02/2026

Summer is fast approaching, and we wanted to share two great programs in our community, ensuring children in our community have meals this summer!
We will be hosting a Summer Meal program again this year. The program will run from June 22nd to August 6th, Monday - Thursday each week. Breakfast will be served from 8-9 am and lunch from 11:30-12:30 pm.
Oregon Summer EBT is also back. See the attached flyer or check out https://www.oregon.gov/odhs/food/Pages/sebt.aspx for more information!

05/19/2026

Good afternoon,
At last night's School Board Meeting, the POLSD Board voted to adopt a 5-day Instructional Week Calendar for the 2026-27 school year. This is a change from the 4-day calendar they adopted at their March meeting.
Compliance with Governor Kotek's recent Executive Order is the reason for canceling plans for a 4-day week, and returning to our traditional 5-day week calendar. Administration, and the Board, did not want to make a change to a brand new 4-day system, only to be forced to return to a 5-day week the following year. We are very sorry for the confusion in these decisions, but the Governor's unexpected Executive Order literally came a week and a half after the Board's decision.

More details will be forthcoming, and a copy of the adopted calendar will be posted on the website.

If you have any questions, please contact Superintendent Miller at the District Office.