By Patricia Ortiz
“Agriculture is what keeps the world running,” sophomore Bellinda Bottorff said. Once every year third graders have an opportunity to learn about agriculture with Ag Day.
FFA students get involved in Ag Day
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Gas Prices Rise to a New High and Affect Students and Staff
As gas prices continue to rise, PHS students and staff are feeling the impact. Here, a tanker delivers gasoline to the Casey's gas station. Photo by: Matthew Libersky
By Matthew Libersky
In late February, the price of gasoline increased dramatically overnight. Though they have yet to reach the $4.00 level seen a couple years ago, this dramatic increase was definitely noticed by PHS students and staff who drive.
Several Changes in Store for PHS Students in 2012 and Beyond
School administrators are considering purchasing new, more mobile desks that can be easily rearranged. Currently, Mrs. Delia Gadziola's classes are trying them out. Photo by: Matthew Libersky
By Matthew Libersky
In addition to implementing the one-to-one computing initiative with laptops, the administration has a number of other changes for the 2011-2012 school year.