Who’s the new choir teacher? Get to know him in this segment of Behind the Mask!
Commodes for a cause: PHS introduction to art classes paint toilets for World Toilet Day
PHS introduction to art students are competing in a toilet-painting contest. Find out about the contest, and how to vote here!
Devious licks leads to possible criminal charges
oap dispensers in the boys bathrooms have been damaged and stolen. Paper towel and toilet paper dispensers have also gone missing. Recently the boys gym bathroom had a toilet defaced with MiO Water Enhancer, negatively affecting both school staff and students alike.
School nurse Debbie Reddick just keeps going
Imagine being a nurse responsible for almost 2,000 people during a pandemic. For school nurse Debbie Reddick, that scenario is real.
Behind the Mask: English teacher Katie Reilly
PHS just welcomed a new English teacher—what’s her story?
This year’s powderpuff matchup should be known as “the underclassmen bowl”
The freshman class made the first move in their bid for a 4-0 powderpuff record.
Digital vs. physical resources: feelings are mixed
In today’s society there is a constant battle between digital and physical resources—which learning method is more beneficial to students? In the ever-evolving world of technology, more and more schools are adopting digital resources, such as laptops, for their students to use. How does PHS feel?
FEATURE: GET TO KNOW COACH CONNER
Kennedy RowleyeSomethin’ Staff The big “Maul Maumee” football game is right around the corner and he new football coach, Dirk Conner, is getting fired up. “It is exciting… It will be a great way to wrap up the regular season,” Conner said of the game. Conner is ready to face Maumee this Friday, October 22nd. After Matt Kregel’s retirement from as head football coach last year, a new coach has risen from the shadows and that coach is Dirk Conner.
Behind the themes: football and spirit week
Pride Club has creative themes for this year’s football season and spirit week.
‘ALICE’ teaches PHS teachers how to prepare for intruders and other situations
People’s gut reactions kick-in during stressful situations according to resource officer Greg Cole. ALICE is meant to train staff to make good decisions in these situations.