Hillsboro Center

Temporary closure

The Hillsboro Center is temporarily closed. Classes and services are being offered at the Willow Creek Opportunity Center.

History of the Hillsboro Center

Students hang out in a sunny space

Winter 2002

Hillsboro Center opened at its original location at 102 SW Washington Street in January 2002. The new center helped supply extra space for a crowded Rock Creek Campus and provided greater access to education for western Washington County residents. The center thrives and enrollment exceeds expectations.

The design by Skanska for the Intermodal Transit Facility that PCC will be housed in.

Fall 2010

Washington County expanded its use of the original location, causing the Hillsboro Center to find a new home at 775 SE Baseline in the Hillsboro Intermodal Transit Facility. The new 10,000 square foot location provided more classroom space and a variety of courses in Arts and Letters, Social Sciences, and technical classes in computers and graphic design.

sketch of new location for Hillsboro Center

Winter 2026

The current location closes temporarily and classes are moved to the Willow Creek Opportunity Center while construction begins on an expanded site. PCC will partner with the Hillsboro School District to build a 30,000 square foot facility. Plans will focus on health care programs that can offer multiple entry points, stackable credentials, and pathways for equitable education and career advancement. Estimated timeline for the new construction is 3-5 years.