Don't forget the homecoming float entry deadline is Wednesday, September 27th
The volleyball game today against Blooming Grove has been cancelled.
The Belles and cheerleaders worked hard to get PHS ready for HOMECOMING 2023!! 🖤💛🐾
Congrats to Belle of the Week, McKenzie Havener. McKenzie stands out as a Belle that is responsible and dedicated. She's working hard to make her first season on the team a great one! 💛🖤💛
Bulldogs hang on for the win 27-24!
Bulldogs score with 5:42 left in the game! Back on top 27-24!
Trinity scores with 38 seconds left in the 3rd quarter. Trinity 24, Bulldogs 19
Trinity scores early in the 3rd quarter. Bulldogs still up 19-16
Bulldogs are up 19-8 at the half!
Bulldogs are up 19-8 at the half!
Bulldogs are up 19-8 at the half!
Bulldogs score with 6:16 left in the first half! Bulldogs 19, Trinity 8
Trinity scores with 9:15 left in the half and the 2 pt conversion was good. Bulldogs 12, Trinity 8
End of the 1st quarter. Bulldogs up 12-0
After losing the first set, the Lady Bulldogs came back and won 3 in a row to defeat Rice!! Great job ladies!!
Cheerleader of the week goes to Jazlyn Pacheco! Jazlyn shows great strength as a main base during stunts. She brings new ideas to the team and always gives her best effort 🐾📣
GO! Fight! Win! BULLDOGS! 🏈💛🐾
JV Volleyball sweeps Rice 25-7, 25-10. Great job ladies!!
What a great way to end our "Start with Hello" week!! The elementary students loved their visit from the football players and varsity cheerleaders. 🏈📣
Day Four: “Start with Hello” week
Thankful Thursday
Who needs Rockstars when you have these phenomenal PISD students? Today our students were greeted by our amazing PHS Football players and Varsity Cheerleaders! Thank you for being such great examples of how to make others feel welcomed and valued.
Students made Kindness/Inclusion note cards for different grade levels and delivered them to class during Specials’ time. Ms. Chambless continued her lessons discussing the importance that empathy plays on creating a loving, supportive and inclusive school climate. Students learned that empathy is not only about figuring out how someone is feeling, but also caring enough to do something about it.
What are some ways to continue to make others feel accepted and included everyday, not just one week out of the year?
1. Pay Attention to Other People’s Feelings
2. Think Before you Speak or Act
3. Celebrate and Realize that Everyone is
Different
4. Stand Up for Others
Parents, Students and Staff, thank you for making “Start with Hello” week so impactful!
