News & Announcements

(4/19): PMS students attended the Conservation Field Day at Howard Stafford Park this week. They rotated to fifteen stations learning about wildlife, forestry, water, electricity, water safety, natural gas, and lots more. Thank you to the sponsors and presenters who worked hard to make conservation fun for our Warriors.

(4/19): In our school garden, 6th grade Ag students are bringing the term "beanstalk" to life by planting Kentucky Wonder Pole Beans. We're turning our pergola into a real-life fairy tale tower, just minus the giants. Watching these beans climb is like witnessing Jack's adventure, only with more dirt on our hands and fewer giants to worry about! Until the next episode...have an adventure, get your hands dirty.

(4/19): Congrats to these PMS students who were recognized as demonstrating positive characteristics at school this week.

(4/18): Let's dress up to help get PMS excited for state testing! Students can dress up (according to dress code rules) during these special days. Encourage your child to ROCK THE TEST!

(4/17): PMS students can attend Soccer Camp on May 2-3 from 3:30 - 5:30 at the PHS Soccer Field. The cost is $30. If you have any questions, please contact Coach Pollard, [email protected]

(4/17): PMS sixth grade girls can tryout for the PJH Lady Warrior Basketball team on April 29 - May 2, from 3:15 - 5:30 at the PHS Gym. All students trying out will be required to turn in a physical. All questions can be referred to [email protected]

(4/17): Sixth grade girls and boy will have powerlifting tryouts on May 13.

(4/12): PMS Band students did a phenomenal job at the spring concert this week. They have worked hard all year for this performance.

(4/12): Congrats to these PMS students who demonstrated positive characteristics in their classes at school.

(4/12): Our 5th and 6th grade agriculture classes want to extend a huge thank you to the amazing maintenance team at our school for promptly fixing the door to our greenhouse! With the door repaired, we can now focus on nurturing our plants and exploring the wonders of agriculture with ease. Your dedication to keeping our school running smoothly is greatly appreciated by all of us. Thank you for your hard work and commitment to our education!