During our time of distance learning, all 7th grade students read the book "Refugee" by Alan Gratz in Literature class. It tells the story of 3 refugee children in 3 different times of history. The children are all 13 years old; Josef's story takes place in 1930's Nazi Germany and tells of his escape; the
The long-awaited Senior year is almost here for the Class of 2021. They have so many new and exciting things to look forward to when school kicks back in to gear in September. Being the leaders of the student body, setting the spiritual tone of the school, senior photos, spring musical, prom, and graduation! These
Memorial Day marks the unofficial beginning to summer. This year will look a lot different for Americans as we won’t be heading out to the beaches or backyard picnics. Maybe that is a good thing as we pause and take a look at the real meaning behind this holiday. The last Monday of May
As PHCS opened the school doors on September 8th, who would ever have guessed what this school year would bring! Friday, March 16, 2020 will live in the memories of these students forever as the day that school was closed for the following two weeks and they would fill in the gaps with distance learning
Click the link to find out what PHCS parents are saying as our teachers work to respond and provide online academic learning in the midst of the COVID-19 crisis. What Parents are Saying
