Kindergarten had a great time visiting Rutledge-Wilson Farm!
#6 Lady Pirates fell 3-2 (15-13) to #3 Ash Grove in the 1st round of Districts.
OUTSTANDING effort by our Lady Pirates this evening!
Pleasant Hope volleyball lost the 2nd set: 25-11 vs. Ash Grove
Tied 1-1. Best of 5.
Pleasant Hope winner of the 1st set! 25-20. Best of 5. Let's Go Lady Pirates!
Winner will advance to Saturday.
Good luck to our volleyball girls on their 1st night of districts!
Senior 1:1 meetings started today. We've already had some really productive conversations. Check in with your Senior to make sure they've set up a meeting and to share important information with you.
These last few weeks in XC has shown how our hard work has paid off. Nearly every athlete has PR'd. Jack has been top 10 in every meet and 1st in tonights meet. Casé looks to make a run for state. Samantha ran her first race after a lingering injury. Many things to be proud of!
Today in Geometry, students explored angle pair relationships using an online interactive program called GeoGebra. This program allowed students to take a more hands-on approach to learning by investigating those relationships using the provided program tools.
Varsity Volleyball plays their first district match TOMORROW October 19th at 6:15pm at Skyline HS. The Lady Pirates will face the Ash Grove Pirates for a chance to advance to the next round! They would love support from the students and community! Good luck Lady Pirates 💛🏐🖤
Congratulations to the PHMS & PHHS Cross Country Team & Coach Davis on a successful race at El Dorado this evening! In the Middle School Boys' race, Jack Keeling finished in 1st place at 12:02, and Finley Kellogg took 8th place at 13:20. In the High School Girls' race Makayla Knox finished 17th at 28:32, and Samantha Morris finished with a time 33.28. In the High School Boys' race, Casē Klotz finished 20th at 19:53, JJ Raylyanu at 22:37, and Gavin Crawford finished at 24:51. GREAT JOB PIRATES!
Congratulations to the Student and Staff of the Month at PHMS!
Tawnee W (5th Grader) and Mrs. Lair (5th and 6th Grade ELA teacher)
Last week, our eighth-grade class embarked on an exciting field trip that combined history and nature in a truly unforgettable way. We had the privilege of visiting two remarkable sites, the Smallin Civil War Cave and Wilson's Creek National Battlefield, providing us with a deeper understanding of the past and an appreciation for the natural beauty of our region.
10/17/23 PHES Pirate Update
Students 1st-3rd Grade have been reading books from the Show Me Award Book Nominees. In March they will vote for their favorite out of the 10. One of those books is What Can You Do With A Rock? By Pat Miller. Students painted rocks after the story. Another book is A Walk In the Words by Hudson Talbott. Students walked to our Cross Country Trail to hear the story, add their painted rock to the trail, and search for hidden words.
What a fun Friday for third grade! Field trip, friendship, and firefighters!
Field Trip Friday! Mrs.McGrady's 3rd graders enjoyed their time at the Native American Celebration.
Fire prevention day! Student got to learn about fires, firefighters, and their favorite part fire trucks!
Please review the PHR6 Schools Crisis Response Plan for Families to help us keep our kids safe!
The football team played hard last night but couldn't the comeback, falling to Marionville 22-20. Great game and a Great Season!
PHR6 Ranch School Teacher, Zach Ruble was celebrated tonight for his dedication to his students and excellence in teaching at the 2024 Missouri Teacher of the Year banquet in Columbia, Missouri. Mr. Ruble was recognized as a Southwest Missouri and State Semi-Finalist Teacher of the Year. Mr. Ruble shared, "At the Good Samaritan Boys Ranch, students come from suburban areas, inner cities, and rural areas. One thing I have learned is that students like authenticity. I didn't have to change my lifestyle to mimic their lifestyle...but instead introduced a culture they had not seen before. They have come to appreciate that people are different; they may look differently, act differently, and have different hobbies, but they can accept each individual for who they really are."
Congratulations Mr. Ruble!!!
