Lady Pirates win in their 2nd game of the Softball Jamboree, defeating El Dorado Springs 6-0
Volleyball: PHMS Lady Pirate C team beat the Conway Lady Bears with SUPER serving and passing by all players.
Softball Pirates play tough in their 1st game of the Jamboree but fall 9 to 3 to Crane.
We wish our Pirate Nation students & staff a safe & fun Spring Break!
6th Grade has been working on a creating a Landfill Model to end the Human Impacts on the Environment Unit. They had to show and demonstrate their understanding of key concept through their build and the slideshow reflection.
6th grade doing a Science Library Scavenger Hunt. The students were given a list of books to find in the newly organized Science section of the Library.
We have Spring Break next week. Classes will resume on Tuesday, March 25th. Use this link to see what's planned while we are away and when we return. Busy time of year for our Spring athletes! Go Pirates. https://secure.smore.com/n/0kx84
Spring Class and Individual Pictures are Tuesday, March 25th for PreK-4th.
PreK Wed.-Fri. class will be Friday, March 28th
Middle School Volleyball Lady Pirates hosted their first home game of the season tonight against Joel E Barber Middle School! A Team falls in 2 sets (14-25, 13-25) B Team splits, then wins the third set to win their match (22-25, 25-19, 15-9) and C Team wins their set (25-14) they had a great crowd! Go Lady Pirates! 💛🖤🏐
Important Senior Dates
ATTENTION 8TH GRADE PARENTS: Please check your email for an updated itinerary and return home time for tomorrow's STL trip. Due to weather forecasts, the trip has to be shortened and the bus will return at 5:15 tomorrow.
The PHHS mathletes competed in the GOC math contest yesterday at Billings. The Geometry team placed 3rd and Pleasant Hope placed 4th overall.
The PHMS Math Team competed in the GOC Math Competition yesterday in Billings. Congrats to our 7th grade team for earning 2nd place; our 8th grade team for earning 3rd place; and Joanna Dejeu for winning 3rd place in the individual competition! No matter how you do the math, our Pirate Math Team is amazing!!! (Alex, Mason, Finley, Deltyn, Joanna, Ethen, and Melina)
Learning from and in our community!
A group of our 5th and 6th graders recently toured the Andy's Frozen Custard Headquarters (Mrs. Cariel Grove led the tour) and Drury University.
Our 5th-8th graders have flag etiquette lessons from the area VFW. We are so blessed to have a community that supports our student learning!
Special thanks to Laney's for donating our pizza for our perfect attendance celebration for 3rd Quarter.
MoDOT's 2025 Youth Transportation Conference
The Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) sponsors an annual Youth Transportation Conference (YTC) each summer. Up to 40 students are selected from across the state to attend. The conference is free to students in grades 9-12, with participants staying overnight on the campus of Lincoln University in Jefferson City.
The conference exposes students across Missouri to numerous career opportunities in transportation and engineering. It is packed with fun and exciting academic, career development, and social activities. Students apply STEM-related concepts learned in school to transportation-related problems. The academic curriculum includes sessions on math modeling, applied physics, magnetic levitation, public administration, and safety. Other activities include field trips, office/site tours, and speakers from various divisions within MoDOT and related organizations.
Interested students must complete an application accompanied by two letters of recommendation (one is required). For more information about YTC, visit the YTC webpage here or contact the MoDOT Employee Engagement and Outreach Division at 573-522-9482 or via email at ytc@modot.mo.gov.
Spring Class and Individual Pictures are Tuesday, March 25th for PreK-4th.
PreK Wed.-Fri. class will be Friday, March 28th
Kindergarten Screening: We will be screening for Kindergarten enrollment for the 2025-2025 school year. Please call now if you do not already have an appointment.
Way to Go PHMS Readers! Today, Ms. Valdes awarded prizes for the February Library Reading Challenge. This month: MYSTERY!
Congratulations to members of our Middle School Choir and members of our High School Choir for their fantastic performance today with the inaugural GOC Honor Choir! An additional congratulations to Marilyn Black, Mallory Skidmore, Kyra Keeling, and Darci Orbin for earning All-Conference Honors!
Congratulations to our Pirate Staff Members of the Month! PHES - Jennifer Appleton, Cook; PHMS - Melissa Lambeth, Social Studies Teacher; PHHS - Zach Funk, Agriculture Teacher; PHRS - Susan Cross, Business Teacher
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