Parishville-Hopkinton Central School District

Congratulations to September Paw ticket winners, Owen Kenny and Gavin Phillips, their character traits are Kindness and Teamwork. Great job Owen and Gavin!

Congratulations to September Paw ticket winner, Josie Sevick, her character trait is Other People Matter. Great job Josie!

Congratulations to September Paw ticket winner, Adair Martel, her character trait is Kindness. Great job Adair!

Congratulations to September Paw ticket winner, Lexi Gang, her character trait is Self Control. Great job Lexi!

Dear Parent/Guardian(s), When sending in notes for your children, please be sure to include a DATE and be sure the note is on a standard size piece of paper. Tiny notes are easily lost and dates help us keep track of what is going on. Thank you for your help. PHCS

Congratulations to September Paw ticket winners: Beatrice Hesseltine, Eli Voris and Harper Fullerton. Their character traits include: Team Work, Curiosity and Kindness. Great job kiddos!

Congratulations to September Paw ticket winner, Rory Whitehill, her character trait is Kindness. Great job Rory!

We are having two different Panther Gear sales! Support our Varsity Club and Soccer teams The Soccer Store is LIVE: https://pws.atlanticsportswear.com/product-cat/parishville-hopkinton-soccer-grey-black-scarlet-2022/ And PTO for general gear is up through 9/23. https://fancloth.shop/ZUBPJ

Dear Parents/Guardians: We are sending home Free and Reduced Lunch Applications again today. If you haven't already, please fill it out and return it with your student even if you are not sure if you qualify. You will be entered into a drawing to win a Free Kunoco Pizza once it is returned. Thank you! PHCS Call 315-265-4642 with any questions

Welcome back Panthers! These kiddos are starting things off right with the first Paw tickets of the year! Utilizing the character traits of Teamwork and Other People Matter are: James Sullivan, Annabeth Wendig Greyson Wilson, Ashlyn Penrod and Mandy Delaney Way to Go!

Parishville-Hopkinton Community Forum Series October 11th 6:00pm (Auditorium) Our first PHCS community forum is all about food. Last year, our school started the process to reinvent our food services program and now we need more community partners. We want to move to a more sustainable farm-to-table model that involves farms and food distributors in Parishville, Hopkinton, and the rest of St. Lawrence County. Please come to our first meeting to learn more about our school food service vision and see where you can be a solution for our school.

Today’s main lunch choice was Chicken Fajita Bowl with Cilantro Lime Brown Rice, Cheesy Refried Beans, Fresh Assorted Fruit, and Milk. If your child chose to take all they were offered, this is what their tray may have looked like. Kudos to Chefs Taylor and Cory and the rest of the kitchen staff for preparing healthy meals for our students and staff!

Today, Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. Cruikshank met with all students in grades 7-12 prior to the start of the first day of school. During our gathering, we reviewed some important information, specifically regarding the PHCS Dress Code (as per the District Code of Conduct), and behavioral expectations throughout the school building. Guidelines pertaining to the use of all Personal Telecommunication Devices (cell phones, smart devices, ear/Airpods, etc.) were also shared. If you are interested in reviewing this information, please visit the documents at this link: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1kAhE4ouTXoLzSvgdlasLvAiBE-BpJU8m?usp=sharing As always, please reach out to us at school at any time you have a question or concern regarding your child. Thank you for being a partner in your child's education.

Do you need to ADD funds to your student's meal account?? You will need the SchoolTool 4 digit ID number to create student accounts. * The ID number can be found on SchoolTool in the top right corner of the white rectangle that includes student name, address, grade etc. * Students WILL be sent home with a postcard that lists their SchoolTool ID number today, too. Please visit: www.myschoolbucks.com

We are excited to welcome back ALL of our amazing students tomorrow! Tuesday, September 6th will be a Day 1. Breakfast is a Fruit Smoothie The Meal Alternatives are: Dry Cereal, Bagel, Yogurt, Nutrigrain Bars. Cost is PreK-Grade 12: $1.40. Lunch is a Chicken Fajita Bowl with Cilantro Lime Brown Rice, Cheesy Refried Beans, Fresh Assorted Fruit, and Milk. The Meal Alternative is Tacos. Cost is PreK - Grade 8: $2.55 and Grades 9 - 12: $2.65. Please be sure to return Free/Reduced Lunch Applications- we are looking for 100% completion. Parents may deposit money into their child’s account through the online payment system MySchoolBucks or by sending in cash/check with their child to school. Please be on the lookout for additional information throughout the day, today. The Live Feed section of our website is always full of important information, please check our school website daily: www.phcsd.org

PARISHVILLE-HOPKINTON CENTRAL SCHOOL SOCCER CUSTOM APPAREL AVAILABLE HERE! Orders benefit Varsity Sports! Order closes 9/11/22 https://pws.atlanticsportswear.com/product-cat/parishville-hopkinton-soccer-grey-black-scarlet-2022/

The PHCS PTO/PTA is hosting an end of the summer bash Reverse Tie-Dye Workshop at the Parishville Beach this Monday, September 5th from 12-2pm. The event is $5 per person, BYO colored shirt to bleach dye (cotton is best!). Your $5 entrance fee also gets you 2 tickets to the concession station where they will have popcorn, cotton candy, and drinks. This event is sponsored by GoGreen Storage in Potsdam ♻️ We hope to see you there!

Our Boys and Girls Varsity soccer teams are kicking off the season with a scrimmage at Edwards Knox. Way to go Panthers!

The PHCS Panther Paws Project would like to thank everyone who contributed in some way to making our first ever in-person Panther Paws Festival-Back2School Event a HUGE success! We were able to get FREE school supplies and other items into the hands of over 100 PHCS students!! That means that over 25% of our district benefitted from this event. But none of it would have been possible without the help from our generous donors, those who helped plan the event, all of the amazing volunteers, and of course, YOU, our district families! 🫶🏻 We look forward to seeing you all again next year! But if you happen to need something in the meantime, please reach out to the Guidance Office or April Fullerton at the school. #PantherPride♥️🐾🖤

Just a reminder that there will be a mandatory Fall Sports Athlete/Parent(s) meeting tomorrow August 30th at 5:30 pm, in the Auditorium to discuss Code of Conduct and expectations for student-athletes.🐾