Tuesday, March 28, 2023---Daily Announcements

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It is time to register for ATU concurrent classes.  If you are going in to 10th – 12th grade next year and are interested in taking Comp I/II, US History I/II, World History I/II, Public Speaking, Personal Health & Wellness, Experiencing Art, or Beginning Spanish I/II – See Mrs. Amber for an application.  You must have qualifying ACT or ACT Aspire scores from 9th or 10th grade.

 

Tuesday, March 28 is the makeup ACT for juniors.  Juniors, if you were not here to take the ACT on Feb 28, you will need to take the makeup test. Report to the library tomorrow when the first bell rings.  The following students need to makeup:  Aaron Mauldin, Nyla Dees, William Bolla, Jina Clifford, Riley Gossett, Jesse Henson, Laura Jackson, Morgan Rahn, Leslie Reaves, Lexey Stone, Kaden Wilson, Bre Harmon

 

The Friends of Rachel Club has undergone their first project and decorated the bulletin board by the teachers’ lounge to create a share board. Please utilize this by posting anonymous notes to promote awareness and spread positivity within the school community.

 

ML FBLA has a donation box outside Mrs. Sadie's room for new socks, underwear, diapers & wipes. Donations go to Together We Foster.

 

Juniors and seniors: please check your emails. You should have received a Google form that needs to be filled out by March 28th for prom.

 

Please excuse the following FCCLA members they will be attending/competing at the State FCCLA Leadership Conference in Hot Springs next Tues., Wed., & Thurs. April 4-6: Taylor Blackwell, Chloe Sexton, Haley Hanners, Taylor Peters, Ty Smith,  Olivia Sexton, Jeanel Vaughn and Haylee Remus. 

 

There are Jr Fair Board applications in the front office. Those need to be turned in ASAP.  If you are currently on the Jr Fair Board and wish to continue, you have to complete a new application.  Those can be turned in to Mrs. Amber.

 

Students are NOT to be banging on the doors in between classes.  You need to go to the front office doors if the side doors are locked.

 

Lifeguard applications for the public pool will be available starting Thursday. They can be picked up at the community center or in Ms. Shawna’s room. Applications need to be returned by April 19.

 

Color Guard tryout practice is this week after school.

 

Please excuse the following FBLA members to compete at the FBLA State Leadership Conference in Little Rock on Monday, April 3:

Houston Dunlap, Mason Mowery, Libby Brantley, Blakely Donner, Brooklyn Langely, Peyton Little, Kylie Hunter, Mollie Coomer, Belle Lovelace, Sarah Wade, Lyla Noble-Nelson, Thyme Parrish, Lexi Wallace

Please excuse the following FBLA members to compete at the FBLA State Leadership Conference in Little Rock on April 3-4:

Marcus Blascoe, Dixie Book, Tucker Dunlap, Jocely, Fraser, Cayla Gossett, Anna Haley, Haley Hanners, Wyatt Koyle, Emma Langley, Charlie Latta, William Lucas, Kyra Magouirk, Hannah McBroome, Taylor Peters, Shawn Hudson Seegraves, Jeanel Vaughn, and Maddy Wintizer

 

No Chess practice this week – you may come to Mrs. Cassie’s classroom Wednesday and Thursday morning at 7:30 to practice chess

 

Juniors and seniors who wish to bring a date to prom who is not a junior or senior at PHS can pick up a date form and a copy of the prom rules in the office. Forms and fees must be turned in to the office no later than 3 PM on Tuesday, March 28 (NO EXCEPTIONS).

 

Mrs. Little is selling the extra Homecoming t-shirts for $10.00, see her for sizes.

 

UPCOMING DATES

April 7 – Good Friday – No School

April 21 – Prom

ACT Aspire – 9th/10th grade ------ April 17-20

ACT Aspire – 7th/8th grade --------April 24-27

April 28 – Blood Drive

May 12 – Seniors last day

May 21 – Graduation

 

 

 

SENIORS:

A representative from BRTC will be here on March 29 at 9:00 to register for Summer and/or Fall 2023 classes.

 

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Scholarship Info:

*C. B. Garrison Scholaship – for seniors who are son/daughter of AAEA members.  See Mrs. Amber for application.  Deadline is April 7, 2023

* The College of Education and Behavioral Science at Arkansas State University is pleased to offer a performance-based scholarship to three incoming Fall 2023 freshmen who have declared one of the following majors, 

  • Teacher Education
    • Elementary Education
    • Middle Level Education
  • Psychology and Counseling,
    • Psychology, B.S.
  • Health, Physical Education, and Sport Sciences  
    • Exercise Science
    • Physical Education
    • Sport Management

See Mrs. Amber for link to application.  Deadline April 1st2023

* The ASBA Educational Foundation is currently seeking applications for the 2023 Scholarship Award Program. The Foundation has awarded college scholarships to sons/daughters/legal wards of Arkansas school board members since 1994. The awards are based on a student’s academic record and leadership potential. The ASBA Freshman Scholarship is a $2,500 scholarship awarded to four high school seniors who will enter two-year or four-year institutions of higher education. Recipients must be the sons/daughters/legal wards of publicly elected Arkansas school board members who have served on his/her local board at some time during the 2022-2023 school year.

* ATTENTION: High School Seniors

Clay County Electric Cooperative Corporation is seeking High School Seniors who are interested in pursuing a career as a High Voltage Lineman. Clay County Electric Cooperative offers a sponsorship for the High Voltage Lineman training at ASU Newport. This program offers an Associate of Applied Science in General Technology with emphasis in High Voltage Lineman. This is a great career opportunity with a high earning income potential.  Applications must be submitted by the close of business Friday, March 24, 2023

 

The Arkansas School Plant Management Association (ASPMA) seeks to promote the continuation of education by offering scholarships to students in search of a vocational, associate or bachelor’s degree.

Any graduating high school senior is eligible to apply for a scholarship. A total of $18,000 is budgeted this year for this program for individuals based on the selection criteria. The scholarship amount given to any one student is at the discretion of the scholarship committee but this amount shall not exceed $5,000. Awarded scholarships are eligible for renewal if funds are available. The scholarship payment shall be made directly to the student to assist them with their educational expenses.

See Mrs. Amber for a link and it AAmust be submitted by March 31, 2023.

 

The Clay County Cattleman’s Association is awarding a $500 scholarship to a student pursuing a degree in animal science/agriculture.  See Mrs. Amber for an application and more info pertaining to the scholarship. Turn in application to Mrs. Amber by May 1st.

 

 

The PIGGOTT AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE scholarship is now available.  This is a $1,000 scholarship and for seniors who plan to attend a college, university, or trade school.  Applications are available in Mrs. Amber’s office.  Deadline is Friday, March 31, 2023.  Return completed applications to Mrs. Amber. 

 

Clay County Arts Council Scholarship application is available in Mrs. Amber’s office. 

1.  ARTS COUNCIL SCHOLARSHIP (art, music, etc)

2. MUSIC SCHOLARSHIP (Joey Pruett and Larry Norred)

3. COMMUNITY SERVICE SCHOLARSHIP (Demetria Shultz)

Due Date is FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 2023

 

**Arkansas Academic Challenge Scholarship application available at sams.adhe.edu

 

 

 

 

 

This Week in SPORTS:

 

Softball           3/30 @ Corning

 

Baseball           3/27 Manila (H), 3/28 Harrisburg (H), 3/30 @ Marmaduke