Parishville-Hopkinton Central School District

Ski Club paperwork must be turned in ASAP if there is interest in attending. Titus may not be able to accommodate us, so we need to have final numbers this week to make a decision. Please contact Michelle Murray mmurray@phcsd.org with any questions.

The PHCS Panther Gear Sale is ending this Friday the 10th! Please get your orders in. You can view and shop at: https://fancloth.shop/KX4QP

The National Honor Society is having a food drive! Starting today through December 17th. Please drop off your donated items to one of the front offices at school and we will be sure the NHS receives them. Here is a list of suggested items: Non Perishable canned goods such as: Canned Soup Canned Fruit and Vegetables Canned Stew Canned Beans, Pasta, Pasta Sauce, Rice, Instant mashed potatoes

Several of our PHCS teachers recently attended a conference in Boston called "Calming Anxious Brains". The purpose of this conference is to help "Teach and treat students with anxiety, depression, and academic learning loss." We feel very fortunate to have such a great team at our school!

National Honor Society Induction Ceremony 20/21 Please join us in congratulating the following students on their induction into the National Honor Society on 11/17/21. A recording of the combined inductees from 2020-2021 will be included shortly. Congratulations everyone, well done! Sophomore Class (2020-2021) Madelynn Barr Dahlia Liebfred Luke Phippen Nathan White Julia Ellison Jack Snell Julian Wenzel Jordon Snell Aryanna Jordon Brayden Cutler Junior Class (2019-2020) Sharon Colbert Gabrielle Parker Jacob Perry Cassia Sago Nicholas Snell Jacob Martin Natalie Snell Marygrace Guiney Class Officers Audrey McGill Avery Collins Megan McWilliams Cassidy Phippen Seniors Lawson Snell Audrey McGill Leland Blevins Avery Collins Katheryn Montalvo Megan McWilliams

We hope you have a wonderful day with your family and friends.

Reminder: Modified Basketball is starting!!

Please see some pictures from our Outdoor and Wilderness Education field trips. From The Wild Center, to SUNY Potsdam, to the lone White Pine grove in the Adirondacks, Ms. Kennen led them on some sorely missed adventures.

The Fall Varsity Sports Banquet Is tomorrow at 6 pm for all Girls and Boys Varsity Soccer, Football, Cross-Country, and Volleyball and will be held at the Fireman's Field in Parishville. A spaghetti dinner will be served with awards to follow. Please let Mr. Engstrom know by this evening if you're going to be attending and the number that will be joining you. engstrom@phcsd.org

Winter Sports Begins Monday, November 15th 2021 Girls Varsity Basketball practice @ 3:15-4:45pm Main Gym Girls JV Basketball practice @ 5-7pm Small Gym Boys Varsity Basketball practice @ 5-7pm Main Gym Boys JV Basketball practice @ 5-7pm Main

Dear PHCS Parents and Guardians, PHCS will be hosting St. Lawrence County Public Health for a 5-11 year old Vaccination Clinic in the school auditorium on Monday, November 15th from 8AM-11AM. Parents are invited to accompany their children while they receive their Pfizer vaccination, but are not required to be in attendance. Whether in attendance or not, every child receiving a vaccination will need parental consent. The consent form can be found attached to this message. Appointments can be made using the link below. Stay safe, Dr. Collins https://apps2.health.ny.gov/doh2/applinks/cdmspr/2/counties?OpID=CFE55C6569DA0282E0530A6C7C15BA0F

The chilly weather has arrived! And there are several coats and jackets that have been found. If your child has a missing jacket, please encourage them to stop by the Lost and Found pile on the table in the Main Entrance at school.

The Parishville-Hopkinton Central School District Board of Education held its annual Board Retreat “A Culture of Leadership” a week ago at the Parishville Town Hall. This 90-minute presentation facilitated by Patrick Longo from the New York School Board Association (NYSSBA) was free of charge to the District. The Board retreat was designed to illuminate how school boards can positively affect district culture by examining each member’s ability to model leadership for their students and staff. It offered the Board a chance to discuss and implement simple but effective adjustments in processes, communication, and behaviors by noting current strengths and areas in need of improvement with the goal of committing to self-evaluation and on ongoing professional development supported by effective Board goals and district policies. The PHCS Community is grateful for your service to the district and to the well-being of our students and faculty.