Announcements 1-22-19

Announcements 1-22-19

 Homecoming is Tuesday, Jan. 22 vs. Walnut Ridge. Assembly will be at 1:45 followed by the Homecoming Pep Rally.  We will retake the school picture today during this time. The Royalty will be presented tonight between the Junior High and Senior High games at approx. 6:45-7:00. 

All Juniors meet in the library during activity period today to discuss after prom.

The Clay County Spelling Bee will begin at 1pm on Tuesday, January 22, in the Rector High School library. Londyn Morton and Shawn-Hudson Seegraves will represent PHS in the bee. Please dismiss them at 11:25am. 

Congratulations to Gunner Shaw for being named to the "Best Under the Sun" Football team.

Congratulations to the Girls' 7th Basketball team for defeating Walnut Ridge  last night.  

We have one medium Homecoming short slieeve t-shirt for $15.00.  If anyone interested please see Mrs. Little,

Wednesday, Jan. 23, there will be a meeting in the old gym for all boys and girls grades 7-12 who would like to participate in track this year.

There will be a weight meet on Wednesday, Jan. 23.  Please dismiss those competing at 1:00.  They will leave at 1:30.

The following students will be competing at the MWI Welding Contest in Nevada, MO on Jan 24th: Brandon Wellman and Jordan Simpson. Please excuse them Jan 23rd and 24th. 

Art Club members will meet at 9:15 on Wednesday for pictures in the new gym.

FREE ACT Prep through Kaplan online from home through Jan. 29.  See Mrs. Conley, Mrs. Amber, or Ms. Rachel for details.

The Chess team is selling tickets for a Yeti cooler to be given away at the ballgame on February 4th (you do not need to be present to win). Tickets are 1 for $5 or 3 for $10. Please see Mrs. Penny Toombs if interested.

Seniors who have applied to Williams Baptist University and juniors interested in WBU - a representative will be here Feb 11 during activity period.

Drama Club members check Remind! There is a survey there awaiting your responses regarding our spring show! Please do this survey ASAP.

The following students will be attending the FBLA District Competition Thursday, January 24. They will be gone all day. 

  • Mycah Blascoe - Electronic Career Portfolio
  • Hayden Blue - Database Design and Applications
  • Natalie Boyd - Intro. To Business Presentation (Team)
  • Matthew Cheshire - Agribusiness
  • Braden Deckard - Computer Problem Solving
  • Reece Dotson - Word Processing
  • Rosie Garcia - Public Service Announcement (Team)
  • Elise Gossett - Intro. To Business Presentation (Team)
  • Rylea Harmon - Computer Applications
  • Micha Harrell - Introduction to Public Speaking
  • Shianne Higdon - E-business (Team)
  • Kassidy Krause - E-business (Team)
  • Louis Lin - Digital Video Production
  • Paylee Myhre - Intro. To Business Communication
  • Tyson Peters - Public Service Announcement (Team)
  • Madison Rahn - Publication Design (Team)
  • Emma Riddle - Intro. To FBLA
  • Brooke Roberts - Graphic Design (Team)
  • Kaitlyn Robertson - Journalism
  • Alexis Russell - Website Design (Team)
  • Chandler Smart - Website Design (Team)
  • Skylar Stone - Public Service Announcement (Team)
  • Carlie Vancil - Publication Design (Team)
  • Jacob Williams - Emerging Business Issues
  • Macey Williams - Graphic Design (Team)
  • Maggie Williams - Public Speaking

The Beta Club will be attending convention this week on Friday.  A list of members attending will be sent later this week.

The Hemingway Pfeiffer Museum Art Show is on display at the City Market until January 26th.  An award ceremony is scheduled on the 26th from 11-12 noon, with awards presented at 11:45 a.m.  Everyone is invited to vote on their favorite art piece for the People's Choice Award.

There will be meeting for the Junior Parents (Class of 2020) on Sunday, January 27 at 2:00 p.m. in the High School Library to discuss the After Prom party/activities. The door by the Art Room will be open for parents to enter at that time.

Wednesday, Jan. 23, there will be a meeting in the old gym for all boys and girls grades 7-12 who would like to participate in track this year.

Art Club members will meet at 9:15 on Wednesday for pictures in the new gym.

Spring Blood Drive - Wednesday, February 13 - see Mrs. Amber to sign up.  Must be at least 16 to sign up.  (16 year olds must have permission slip - you can get from Mrs. Amber)

Seniors:  MFA scholarship application is available in Mrs. Amber's office.  Deadline is March 15, 2019.  Consideration goes to applicants furthering their education related to agriculture or other fields of study that benefit rural life.

Seniors:  A representative from BRTC will be here on Jan 30 during activity period in the library.

LOST AND FOUND:  There have been several items from the Middle Gym turned into the office.  Please see Mrs. Shamala or Mrs. Conley if you are missing a jacket, etc.

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Seniors must turn in their Senior Profile paper and Senior Quotes by January 25 to Sherry Taylor.  If you need forms  in the front office.

Applications for the Arkansas Rural Education Scholarship for School employee's child is available.  Due date is  April 5, 2019.  See Mrs. Amber or Mrs. Conley for application.

Seniors:  American Legion scholarship application is available in Mrs. Amber's office.  Must be child, grandchild, or great grandchild of American Legionnaire.  Application must be received at their department on or before March 12, 2019.

SENIORS: Seven License2HOWL Scholarships are available for the 2018-19 academic year for incoming freshmen at Arkansas State University. These scholarships are valued at $5,000 for the year and are renewable for recipients who continue to meet criteria and re-apply.Beginning this year, we will be utilizing the application process for incoming freshmen through the University’s privately funded scholarship process. The application link will be available from December 2, 2018 - February 1, 2019. 

L2H scholarships are for Arkansas residents who will be full-time freshmen on the Jonesboro campus, have a minimum ACT score of 23 and a high school GPA of 3.25 or above. Also, please note the acceptable GPA has changed from 3.5 to 3.25 in an effort to accommodate more students, giving them the opportunity to receive one of these awards. The selection committee will evaluate demonstrated leadership qualities and student involvement.

SENIORS:  https://nspma.org/wp-content/u...The National School Plant Management Association (NSPMA) seeks to assist qualified students who are continuing their education by offering scholarships to those pursuing an Associates or Bachelor degree.  Any graduating high school senior, college freshman, sophomore, or junior is eligible to apply for a scholarship. The total number of scholarship awards is based on the NSPMA Scholarship Trust Funds, and awards are based on the selection criteria (financial need, academic achievement, co-curricular participation, community service, and essay response). Individual scholarships may range from $500 up to $1,500 depending on the candidate’s interest, evaluation results, and recommendation from the NSPMA Scholarship Committee. The application receipt deadline is February 1, 2019.  For additional information, please contact Mike Mertens.    2019 NSPMA Scholarship