Mrs Lauderdale's students took the opportunity to work with 3D pens in Earth and Space science today.
Lauren Welch and Abby Keller begin the JAG National Conference today in Orlando, FL. Please wish them good luck as they represent PHS and Marion County.
Through the collection of aluminum cans, PHS JAG student were able to make a donation to aid in construction of a new home through the Shoals Habitat for Humanity organization. The actual home under construction is pictured below.
BIG CONGRATULATIONS goes out to Natalie White, Kara Beth Farr, and Zachary Farr for being named to the UNA Honor Band.
Natalie White, 1st Chair Baritone Middle School Band
Kara Beth Farr, 3rd Chair Flute, Middle School Band
Zachary Farr, 8th Chair Trumpet, High School Gold Band
Plant Sale! Starting Friday, April 14 at 11:00. All plants $2 each. Proceeds help support PHS Agriscience and FFA. Come by the school to purchase.
PHS seniors participated in mock interviews on Wednesday. April 12th with local business professionals. Thank you to our Career Coach, Mrs. Heather McCarley, for providing this opportunity to our students.
Students in Agriscience classes discussed the process of artificial insemination using a live specimen, thaw bath, AI gun and the complications that may arise throughout the process. Mobility and motility of the sample specimen were then studied using a microscope.
Emma Taylor was recognized tonight as the 2023 Region 7 Class 1A Achievement Award Winner at the Bryant-Jordan Banquet in Birmingham. She received a $3000 scholarship as the region winner. We are truly honored to have student-athletes such as Emma competing for our school and community. #SheBears #ClassOf2023
All Marion County Schools will be closed tomorrow (April 7th) for a Weather Day and Monday (April 10th) for a Teacher Work Day. Enjoy your long weekend and stay safe! (School will resume for students on Tuesday, April 11th).
PHS science teachers, Lucas Johnson and Jennifer Lauderdale, attended the Alabama 4-H Water Watch educators training today to learn how to implement water chemistry and bacterialogical testing in their future science classes.
Today we celebrate Kynlie Ward as she commitments to play volleyball at Cleveland State Community College in Cleveland, TN. Phillips High School would like to congratulate Kynlie and her family on this opportunity. We are behind you all the way. #SheBears
All Marion County Schools will be closed for Spring Break March 27-31, 2023. School will resume on Monday, April 3rd. Have fun and stay safe!
Junior-Senior Prom tonight, March 17th at The White Barn of Piney Grove at 7:00.
Proud of these students and their opportunity to participate in 4H County Roundup!
Tonight PHS Theater students got the opportunity to see their third Broadway performance of the school year by attending Come From Away. So thankful for the opportunity these students have to experience Broadway in Birmingham.
The Pre-AP Chemistry students are conducting the Colors of Chemistry ASIM lab today at PHS.
How cool is it to walk into class and see Mr Kimbrough working with two 7th graders learning to weld in Ag Explorations. #GoBears
Congratulations to Abby Keller, Lauren Welch and all students who competed today at the State JAG competition in Birmingham. Abby placed 3rd in Employability Skills and Lauren Welch placed 2nd in Career Preparation. Phillips High School placed 2nd as an Outstanding Chapter in Alabama.
Al little taste of instruction happening at PHS from essential skills in ELA to a lesson on how resistors work in Physical Science and finally wiring an electrical outlet in Ag Explorations.
Parents/Guardians…Immunization clinics will be offered on March 21st to all Marion County School students. This is a great time to get your upcoming 6th graders the required TDaP immunization. All students entering 6th grade in Alabama are required to get a booster shot (TDaP). This is also a great time for current 6th graders and above that have not had their TDaP vaccine already to get vaccinated. Other available vaccines are the MCV (meningococcal) and HPV (human papillomavirus). These are optional vaccines. Students not receiving required Alabama vaccines may provide the school with medical or religious exemption forms provided by the Marion County Health Department or their physician's office.
Consent forms will be sent out this week and need to be returned to the school nurse.
