Wagner Portrait has graduation pictures!
This summer will be a busy one. Please note the appropriate ways to contact our PHS staff.
erryville Ag Department Plant Sale!
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The Nursery Operations class has been hard at work to grow these plants!
Dates: May 1-3
From 2-5 PM May 1-2
7AM - Noon May 3
Plants Available: Alyssum, Aloe, Bell Pepper, Bolivian Jew, Celosia, Coleus, Creeping Jenny, Dichondra, Dahlia, Geranium, Impatiens, Marigold, Petunia, Pansy, Spider Plant, Succulent, Sweet Potato Vine, Tomato, Vinca, Wandering Jew, Zinnia
If you have any questions, please contact Mrs. Brown at ebrown@pcsd32.com.
Get your Seussical tickets at Perry Park Center at the following times:
• 5:30-8:30 pm Monday-Wednesday, April 7-9
• 12:30-5:30 pm Thursday, April 10
The Silver Dagger Players will present “Seussical” at the Perry Park Center Theater, with shows set for 7 pm Thursday-Saturday, April 10-12. Tickets are $10 each for assigned seating.
District schools will be closed April 17-21 for Easter Break. Classes will resume on Tuesday, April 22.
In order to get the most accurate/up-to-date information, Infinite Campus Parent Portal needs to have your the correct address, phone number, and email address. #PirateStrong
You can now order your Seniors graduation gown. Use the QR code on the flyer to be directed to Graduation Authority's website. You can also use their website: https://www.graduationauthority.com/perryvillehs
Our new calling system has brought changes to how you find out your student is absent.
ACT testing will be offered at PHS for Juniors this March. Please contact Mrs. Lefler at rlefler@pcsd32.com for more information.
Class of 2025 - Parents/Guardians, here is your opportunity to become involved in Project Graduation. Please remember this is a Parent/Guardian activity. Any questions should be directed to the Project Graduation association.
District 32 schools and offices will be closed Nov. 27-29 to allow our families to celebrate Thanksgiving. School resumes on Monday, Dec. 2.
Senior Swag is now available Seniors, Class of 2025!
Four PHS Band students auditioned and were selected for the Southeast Missouri All-District Band:
Olivia Iffert, 2nd chair percussion
Wesley Pfaff, 1st chair percussion
Derek Riney, 6th chair percussion
Chris Linhorst, 20th chair clarinet
Congratulations!
Congratulations Xavier Pfaff for earning All-State at the recent Cheer Competition. Xavier earned awards for tumbling and jumps.
Our Homecoming Spirit Days have been announced. Pirates, show us your spirit.
Come support PHS and tickle your tastebuds!
New HOCO info regarding guest forms!
The Pirates will face the St. Vincent Indians on Friday night at PHS. We hope to see a large crowd to cheer on our hometown teams! The game starts at 7 pm Friday, Sept. 13 at Pirate Stadium. Come early and have dinner with us! The grills will be going and you can purchase hamburgers, hot dogs, and pulled pork sandwiches along with the usual concession stand drinks and snacks. Serving starts at 6:15 pm and all proceeds benefit PHS Athletics.
At our first PHS football game, did that voice coming from the announcers booth sound familiar? That was none other than Alumni and former SRO Matt Schamburg. Matt, with the help of his twin brother Mike, will be announcing our Friday night games.
Once a pirate, Always a pirate!
Help keep kids cool on school buses
Image Source: Autauga County, Al. School
It’s still summertime in Missouri, and the National Weather Service says that we’ll continue to see high temps in the mid-to-upper 90s with some places reaching 100+ degrees through Thursday.
It’s hot everywhere – including on our school buses. “Even the air-conditioned buses are struggling to stay cool right now,” said Perry County School District 32 Transportation Director Sarah Orf. “Buses with A/C will have it on, and buses without A/C will have the windows and vents open for maximum air circulation. We’re providing iced water for drivers, and reminding students to fill up their water bottles so everyone stays safe on the way to and from school.”
There are also things that parents can do to help their students stay safe and be more comfortable on the bus:
• Help them stay hydrated: Don’t forget to send a refillable water bottle with your students each day. Fill it in the morning, and students will have the opportunity to fill their bottles before boarding the bus in the afternoon. Staying hydrated helps regulate body temperature in extreme heat, so encourage your student to sip water on the way to and from school.
• Dress them well for the heat: While some classrooms may be chilly during the day, student who ride the bus should be dressed in light breathable layers; they can pack a light jacket for the classroom if needed. Remind them to take off jackets before they board the bus for the ride home.
• Avoid using electronics on the bus: Powering off electronics on the ride home can reduce the heat generated by phantom power.
• Avoid sugary and salty foods when it’s hot: These ingredients can dry the body out quickly, leading to the risk of dehydration in extreme temperatures.
• Use a handheld fan: Using a hand fan or even a small, battery-operated personal fan can help your child stay cool, and help to circulate air on the bus.
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Parents can help keep students safe and comfortable on the bus during extreme heat by providing refillable water bottles, dressing students in light and breathable clothing, having them avoid sugary or salty foods and drinks, encouraging them to turn off electronics on the bus, and sending a hand fan with them.