Lillith Dunn, Editor-in-Chief
eSomethin Staff
Lunch:
Sept. 17: Southwest Grain Bowl
Sept. 18: Chicken Nuggets
Sept. 21: Popcorn Chicken Bowl
Sept. 22: Chix Fil A Sandwich
Sept. 23: Cinnamon French Toast
Sept. 24: Cheesy Mac Bites
Events:
Sept. 18: Homecoming Football Game
Sept. 19: Homecoming Dance – Students may pick up a guest form in the main office.
(Students are responsible for getting their forms to their guests. PHS is not able to fax or print forms)
Sept. 22: Club Carnival – during all lunches in the gymnasium
Sept. 24: FAFSA Workshop for senior students and parents 6-7:30pm PHS Aux Gym
Oct. 23: BGSU at PHS visit for current CCP students only
Schedules:
Sept. 23: Early Release Schedule
Sept. 25: AM Jacket Schedule
Sept. 30: Early Release Schedule
1.(9/16) Want to participate in a NEW club at PHS?
Join Science Bowl. It’s like Quiz Bowl, but SCIENCE! Meet Wednesdays during early release in the Stem Lab
Schoology Group Code: 4WPZ-C49Q-6HRZ
2. Career Exploration Opportunity in Construction: Thurs. Oct. 1, Tour the training center, meet instructors & apprentices, explore career opportunities. Lunch is provided. Registration and form due by Fri. Sept. 25 https://forms.gle/ePYpA6cQhzLbPUUB9
3. (9/15) Support PHS Theater by eating at Chipotle in Perrysburg, Wed. Sept. 16 from 5-9pm Order online with the code 6HY2YHN or show this flyer
4. Perrysburg Heights Community Center is looking for Reading Mentors. You can volunteer on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and/or Thursdays from 4pm – 5:30pm. You will be reading with 3rd and 4th grade students. See Mrs. Ketterman to volunteer or ask any questions. tketterman@perrysburgschools.net
5. Students (parents are welcome as well) Volunteers are needed to assist with the Perrysburg Heights Community Center clean up. This is a great way to give back and earn service hours. The project may include heavy lifting. Breakfast and lunch will be provided. Contact Jill Morse jmorse2417@gmail.com
6. (9/15) Students, join Interact Club – Open Meeting Mon. Sept. 28, room 143 at 3:30pm Earn service hours helping the community.
7. PHS Student Council is hosting this year’s Homecoming Dance. The dance is on Sat. Sept. 19, from 8-10:30pm. Students & their guests must be at the dance by 8:45pm. There is no re-entry to the dance once you leave.
- Tickets are on sale today, here and are $10 each. Each student needs a ticket, if a student is bringing a guest they will need two tickets total.
- Tickets will be available at the door for CASH only.
- All students will need an ID to enter the dance. Acceptable forms of ID are: school ID, driver’s license, or state issued ID.
- Guests must fill out a guest form by Fri. Sept. 18. No junior high students are allowed and no guest over the age of 20 will be admitted. Forms are available in the main office. Reminder that students are responsible for their own guest forms, PHS does not fax/email forms.
- Random breathalyzers will be used as students enter the dance
- This is a semi-formal event. No hats, and no hoodies. PHS students and their guests are expected to behave in a manner that is appropriate to the board of education’s adopted handbook.
- We will have a DJ in the commons, yard games outside and food and drinks available for purchase.
8. Do you need help in a specific class? Student led tutoring is available free. Students should stop by Room 216, the main office or the guidance office to pick up a form today! Tutoring is available before & after school as well as during early release time on Wednesdays.
Be sure to return the form to Mrs. Mazzarella in room 216, DO NOT put it in the pocket outside her classroom.
9. (8/14) Jacket Sports Network is looking for Members! Help with live broadcasts, scoreboard, graphic design… Email coach Seevers cseevers@perrysburgschools.net or stop down in the athletic office for more information.
10. Students, remember that you must fill out a pre planned absence form if you will be missing a day or more of school and the absence is not for a school activity. Forms can be picked up from Mrs. Mohler in the Attendance office.
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