EAST has decided to extend the deadline for purchasing pages for the Fall Senior Memory Book! The form below is available for pick up in the office. If you would rather fill out an online form, the link is below. All Fall sports, classes, and activities that your senior is apart of, you are welcome to purchase a page for! This is not for an ad in the Yearbook. Money and Forms are now due Friday, November 1st for pass out on Friday, November 8th. This is a hard deadline as we have to design and print.
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This group of biology students took a quiz over microscopes and then moved to the lab to practice using their knowledge with real ones. Second-period Biology is FULL of big tenth-grade (and teacher) personalities!
Mrs. Brooka Potts stepped in to cover the concession stand during a recent volleyball game, and she earned her first "caught being good" button. We catch Mrs. Potts being good every day!
Mrs. Storm and Mrs. Kendrick welcomed guest speakers from ANO into their classrooms to discuss STEM careers, specifically those available at the nuclear reactor, where average salaries span from $60,000 to $130,000. Students had the opportunity to ask questions and learn about the science behind this clean energy source.
In a fun twist to PHS's "caught being good" program, Mrs. Stephanie Mathis honored Jose Parra with his first button of the year.! #ourtribestory
After Prom planning and fundraising start WAY before April! These mamas spent many hours this week creating Boo Grams (in between organizing for Sadie Hawkins and watching a few volleyball games, too). PHS has the best parents!
Mrs. Riley's classes practiced recording transactions and posting them to T-accounts; this chalk assignment helped students better visualize how transactions impact the accounting equation. A great way to enjoy the sunshine and use some kinesthetic learning!
PHS students participated in the FBLA Fall Convention on Friday; they enjoyed a great speaker and inducted new members and officers. Thanks for representing us so well!
The Sadie Hawkins Dance isn't ready for Caden and his pizza tie! Shout out to Mrs. Loveless for helping Caden pull his outfit together!
Parents/Guardians: State ATLAS scores from school year 23-24 (Grades 4-11) were sent home with students today and also emailed to parents/guardians. If you do not receive the information in email by 10-24-24-- please contact jennifer.curry@pottsvilleschools.org to make sure your email address on file is current. Please check with your students to see letter from the school, score reports and how to access additional information online. Have a great evening!!! #OurTribeStory
Aidan, Baylee, & Abby returned from fall break to the sonic drink of their choice after winning the trial of Pluto vs the IAU in Mrs. Kendrick's class. Their airtight defense for the IAU’s choice to demote Pluto earned them this reward!
Congratulations to our newest "Caught Being Good" student: Alex Davis! He helped a classmate clean up a spilled drink without being asked. #OurTribeStory
Mr. Smith's biology classes spent some classtime dissecting pumpkins--and then decorating them!
The Pottsville Volleyball "Pink Out" event is tonight! Please review the graphic below for admission information on what passes will be accepted tonight and which ones will not be. We are so excited to be able to have this fundraiser for 3 local families that are currently battling cancer. Thank you for understanding. 🩷🏐
Cayleigh and Kaylynn pitch their EAST project, which includes hanging clocks in the hallways. No more excuses for tardies!
Have you ever wondered what band rehearsal looks and sounds like as the musicians warm up? Crazy, beautiful chaos! Take a peek into the first five minutes of fourth period band.
If you're wondering what a PHS math class looks like, here are a few pictures! (Hint: highly engaging, standard-driven instruction)
The National Guard visited Junior English students and challenged them to start making plans for life after graduation. Joining the military is one great option!
PHS students who attend the Career Center participated in spirit days, including Bailey and Bethany, who were completely pinked out on Wednesday!
Mrs. Riley's business classroom has brand-new computers, thanks to a grant and a little help from the Pottsville School District! Her old computers have found a new home with Mrs. Reid in her Computer Programming classroom. PHS: where new technology is always welcome!
