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The Public Night School began offering classes in old Portland High School from November 11, 1889. This is the first public school building. The image was printed in the Sunday Oregonian, Picture Page, March 31, 1963. In 1921, the Public Night School became the Vocational and Adult Education Division of Portland Public Schools, which was later established as Portland Community College in 1961.

Classes (Groups of students), Cooking, Baking

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Photo from a scrapbook dedicated to the Health Record Programs, 1984, page 22.

Scrapbooks, Classes (Groups of students), Medical records, Employees

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A staff person uses a computerized grading machine.

Equipment, Technology

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Gerry Pratt, Board Member (1977-79)

Boards of directors, Community college trustees

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Fr. Bill Hamilton, Board Member (1979-85)

Boards of directors, Community college trustees

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Equipment on display in a lab.

Technology, Equipment

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Some equipment is on display in a lab.

Technology, Equipment

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Student implementing skills in early childhood development.

Community college students, Classes (Groups of students), Early childhood education

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Dr. Preston Pulliams, President of PCC (2004-present) displays a shirt promoting PCC.

Community college presidents

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Dr. Preston Pulliams, President of PCC (2004-present) unveils a painting.

Community college presidents