The Middle School Baseball game on Tuesday, April 18 will start at 5:30! Please note this change. Good luck to the Middle School Baseball Team!
Reminder! To accommodate those players who are also attending the state FFA competition later this week from both schools, the Varsity softball game with Pierce City at Pleasant Hope will be played at 12:00 pm today. This will be followed by Pleasant Hope vs Greenfield at 2:30 pm. At 5 pm today, the Middle School softball team will play Clever. All of these games will be at the Main Field.
Good job to PHMS Track & Field Pirates for amazing effort, determination, and perseverance at Stockton!
Congrats to our PHHS Baseball team! 7-0 win over Lakeland to take 3rd place in the Wheatland tournament!
Beautiful evening for PHHS Baseball. Congrats to Jake Hickman who blasted a home run in the top of the 6th. After falling to the Panthers 4-7, our Pirates will travel for a win in Wheatland tomorrow. Come cheer on the team and support our Pirate Nation!
On Tuesday, April 11th, seventh graders travelled to the WWI Museum and Harry S. Truman Presidential Library in Kansas City, Missouri.
Yesterday, the 8th graders made mini Native American villages in Mr Ginnings' American History class.
Today, Mr. Ginnings' 7th Grade Geography classes made Ancient Egyptian diaramas.
High School Suicide Prevention Presentation
Polk county health department will conduct a Suicide Prevention presentation in select classrooms on April 19 and May 2. Suicide is the third-leading cause of death for teens, after accidents and homicide. About 1 in 15 high school students attempt suicide each year, and roughly 1 in 50 make an attempt serious enough to require medical attention.
Peers and teachers are often the first ones to notice the warning signs – if they
know what to look for. This presentation will help your students understand when and how to get help for themselves or classmates.
If you would prefer your student not to participate in this presentation, please contact Melissa Huechteman at mhuechteman@phr6.org. Students are also able to self opt out. Information used in the presentation can be found at https://classroom.kidshealth.org/classroom/9to12/problems/emotions/suicide.pdf
988 has been designated as the new three-digit dialing code that will route callers to the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (now known as the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline), and is now active across the United States.
When people call, text, or chat 988, they will be connected to trained counselors that are part of the existing Lifeline network. These trained counselors will listen, understand how their problems are affecting them, provide support, and connect them to resources if necessary.
The Senior News Class of 2023 Newsletter has been updated! Check it out https://www.smore.com/yxugj
Congratulations to Maggie Polk, Jaylin Miner, Alexa Hammers, Clara Smith, Austin Brakebill, Dylan Morris, Levi Hobson and Macon Orbin. These Pleasant Hope FFA students received a $1000 scholarship tonight from the Polk County Cattlemen’s Association.
The fourth grade presented their "Living Museum". Each student researched, wrote, and delivered a presentation of a past American hero, such as Sally Ride, Jackie Robinson, Amelia Earhart, and Rosa Parks.
Mrs. Church's class creating our very own memory books in kindergarten; completed with autographs from every friend.
Third graders in Mrs. Davis' class used straws and twist ties to construct and name polygons. Can you find a hexagon and an octagon? What about a decagon?
Fourth graders have been presenting in a living museum. Each student chose an important US figure to research and become for this project!
The PHES Student Council reps were busy creating cards and posters for our upcoming Thank You Breakfast for our PTO, substitutes, and homeroom parents.
What is a Pirates favorite way to learn? By playing games of course!! 1st graders in Mrs. Gray's class enjoyed a game of "What's on My Brain?" Where partners read and wrote sentences together! #Pirateslovelearning!
Is that… shaving cream? High School Fibers class marbling paper with shaving cream and liquid watercolors. High schoolers are still kids, aren’t they?
Recently, the 5th and 6th graders came to the library to listen to a picture book and then made paper cranes like they did in the book. Their cranes will be hanging up all through the month of April.
It’s GAMEDAY for Pirate Baseball! Come out and support your pirates in Dadeville as they take on the Tigers in game 3 of the Wheatland Tournament.
🆚Walnut Grove
📍Dadeville, MO
⏰6:30PM
🗓️ April 13
#PirateNation
