Perrysburg High School’s art-club hosted its annual student art show on May 9, 2024.
Author: AriCollins
Hey there! I’m Ari Collins (she/her/they), a PHS senior—I’m excited for my fourth and final year on staff. I am involved in Art Club, Photo Club and GSA. I am also a Young Artists at Work (YAAW) alumna, peer educator, and I enjoy reading, painting and, of course, writing. #SeniorRah!
Splash! PHS seniors play assassin game to finish the year with a bang
Some civilians walking through Perrysburg may have noticed a new trend in the senior class: goggles and floaties.
Photo gallery: Boys varsity lacrosse team perseveres, eventually scoring close win against Anthony Wayne Generals
On Tuesday April 9, 2024, Perrysburg High School fought rivals Anthony Wayne in a boys varsity lacrosse game. The game was located at Widdel Field at Steinecker Stadium, Perrysburg winning 12-11.
Perrysburg’s sixth grade camp tradition to cease next school year
Many students, and alumni, of Perrysburg High School may remember their sixth grade camp experiences: holding tarantulas, tie-dyeing t-shirts and square dancing. Now, younger generations of Perrysburg students will not have these experiences due to a new decision. Hull Prairie Intermediate Principal Scott Best announced, through email notification, that the sixth grade camp tradition will not continue next school year.
eNothin exclusive: After reviewing security footage on April Fool’s Day, Perrysburg admin discovers Anthony Wayne students took the rivalry too far, resulting in school-cancelling power outage
Ari Collins eNothin staff Before the long-awaited spring break, students at Perrysburg High School were de-lighted with a last-minute two hour delay and ultimate school
PHS art students will honor the rich history of their city in “Historic Perrysburg” art show
Many citizens of Perrysburg have an understanding of the history of their town—history classes and field trips to Fort Meigs seem to cover it. Students in Perrysburg High School art classes are taking a step deeper, learning about the town’s abundant history through the different architectural elements downtown.
Princpal Cookson’s beloved cat, Murry, is competing for the title of America’s Favorite Pet
In 2024, many Americans have their minds fixated on the upcoming state primaries and presidential election in November. Electing candidates to run for the presidency may be daunting to some. But it is not all so stressful; citizens of Perrysburg have a much more entertaining race to watch by virtue of PHS Principal Aaron Cookson.
The changes being made to the PHS cafeteria are helping to increase accessibility and diversity
When students choose the meal, they will get the purple rice, a source of protein and vegetables in addition to the usual fruit and milk available in the lunch lines. The stand-alone, a la carte option is a larger serving with double protein.
Students and construction union say the new lights at PHS are not “lit”
Many students at Perrysburg High School were shocked by the new lighting in the school hallways a few weeks ago. Some compare the sudden change to the bright, overbearing lights of prison.
OPINION: While Ohio House Bill 99 may aim to protect students and promote safety, it creates inherent dangers
Teachers need hundreds, almost thousands, of hours of additional training, in their own expertise, throughout their careers. It is a teacher’s job to teach, not to carry weapons to defend lives; Ohio legislators should not equate those jobs: if they want to, the training should be held to the same standard.
