Just a reminder that tomorrow, Friday, October 24th, there will be no school for students and staff reports for professional learning. No School for students tomorrow.
PHS has brought the spirit all week for homecoming, and today, we'll be livestreaming beginning at 2:30 on the PCS App and website by clicking on the PCS Live Stream Link, or can be found at the following: https://live.myvrspot.com/player?udi=cHJlc3Rvbg%3D%3D&c=Y2hhbm5lbDE%3D
It's time for report cards and parent-teacher conferences!
Just a reminder that tomorrow, Thursday, October 23rd, students will be bringing home their report cards/progress reports for the 1st Grading Period that ended on the 17th.
Since 2011, Unity Day has been recognized in the US as a day to unite for kindness, acceptance, and inclusion. PCS is dedicated to the prevention of students being bullied, and creating a safe and welcoming learning environment.
Bruceton Bus Announcement - Bus 22-21, Gerri Shaffer for Bruceton and PHS students will not run tomorrow.
West Bus Announcement - Bus 33-22, Stephanie Arnett, will be replaced with bus 20-26 beginning tomorrow. If you previously rode bus 33-22, it will now be bus 20-26.
Preston High's October Excalibur is hot off the press! Such a great publication from our journalism class!
Bruceton Bus Announcement - Bus 66-15, Kyle Lee, will not run today. Kings and Queens Daycare and Krys View Apartments will ride Bus 17-20; Mama's Daycare will ride Bus 80-17
It's Homecoming week!
October 20-24, 2025 is National School Bus Safety Week. Keep bus stop safety at the top of your list this school year. School buses carry our most precious cargo—our children. Every stop is a chance to protect their journey. We thank our community members for following the law, our local law enforcement for monitoring and enforcing the laws, and our PCS Bus Drivers for ensuring our students' safety to and from our schools and events.
The Integrated Community Engagement (ICE) Survey is a data-collection tool used by the ICE Collaborative, a substance use prevention initiative in rural communities, to gather information from students in grades 7-12. This annual, anonymous survey collects data to help local coalitions understand protective and risk factors for youth substance use and to guide the development of locally tailored prevention strategies. PHS students will take this survey on October 23.
If you do not want your child to participate in this survey, please fill out the form at the following opt-out link by October 22. https://tinyurl.com/surveyoptout2025
If you do not want your child to participate in this survey, please fill out the form at the following opt-out link by October 22. https://tinyurl.com/surveyoptout2025
Last Call: You may order PHS Pink Out apparel at the following link. Monday is the last day to order. There is no guarantee that the clothing will be done before the game next Friday.
https://www.affordablesignsunlimited.com/services-products/phs-football-pink-out-2025/
https://www.affordablesignsunlimited.com/services-products/phs-football-pink-out-2025/
Bruceton Bus Announcement - Bus 29-22 Brett Slagle in Bruceton and for PHS students will not run tomorrow, Friday the 17th.
Early Dismissal Reminder - Tomorrow, Friday October 17th is a 2 hour early dismissal for students.
Plan to get your dinner using the mobile app at the Kingwood McDonald's on October 23! 10% of the proceeds go to PHS Sports!
November Breakfast and Lunch Menus
Survey will go out later this month to see sustains and improves for possible changes with menus beginning in December
Survey will go out later this month to see sustains and improves for possible changes with menus beginning in December
Students in Grades 9-11 are invited to come talk about barriers to youth engagement in their communities.
PHS Biology classes and the HSTA club would like to thank Robert Sypolt and Bernie and Linda Coyle for talking to our students about the American Chestnut and taking us on a tour of the Waddell Orchard located on PHS campus. This was a very educational topic, and we enjoyed learning about the chestnut and other flora growing on our campus.
We also want to thank the American Chestnut Foundation for recording a video at the orchard that we all watched to learn more about the American Chestnut blight and what is happening at our orchard to help the trees survive. The video features our very own Robert Sypolt, along with Mark Double and Amy Metheny.
We also want to thank the American Chestnut Foundation for recording a video at the orchard that we all watched to learn more about the American Chestnut blight and what is happening at our orchard to help the trees survive. The video features our very own Robert Sypolt, along with Mark Double and Amy Metheny.
Just a reminder that today, the 14th at 6p in the PHS Media Center is a meeting of the Local School Improvement Council (LSIC). This meeting is open to parents, community members, students and staff who wish to participate and work towards continued improvements at PHS.
