Varsity Boys Basketball falls to Stockton 65 - 38.
Boys JV loses to Stockton 55 - 25.
Lady Pirates fall to Chadwick 51 - 12.
Mandatory Spring Sports Meeting for Parents and Athletes - Sunday, February 22, 2:00 pm.
There was a typo for MS Softball - Only grades 6 - 8, not grades 5 - 8. Sorry for the mistake!
Athletics & Activities for the Week of 2/16 - 2/21/2026
NHS students travelled to the Citizens Memorial Healthcare Facility to put on a Valentine's Day party for the residents.
Senior Trip is May 14! Money is due April 1st!
Graduation will be here before we know it! Please take time to review the important senior dates.
Varsity Boys Basketball traveled to Greenfield and picked up a hard fought victory 63 - 48.
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PHMS News for the Week of February 17th
Dance Next Friday!!! (Feb 20th-Free to PHMS students)
HS Girls Basketball falls to Greenfield 53 - 23.
PHMS Student Spotlight
LIVE Tonight:
PHMS choir performed for the PHR6 School Board! Thank you students, parents, and Ms. Dale
Amazing art is also on display as well-Thank you Ms Scott
Morrisville History Bowl
Pleasant Hope High School’s History Club teams placed third and sixth, respectively, in the Greater Ozarks Conference division at the annual Morrisville History Bowl, held February 6. Out of 13 teams, the PHHS Black and Gold teams tied for third, with the PHHS White team placing sixth.
In the overall competition, 35 teams representing 18 area schools competed. PHHS’s Black and Gold teams tied for 10th, with the PHHS White team placing 15th.
PHHS History Club members competing were:
PHHS Black – Julian Saylor (captain), Jack Keeling, David Marvin, Ethan Mullings, Tanner Ward, and Taylen Perryman
PHHS Gold – Michael Cardwell (captain), Katie Vest, Kaiden Dawson, Jason Chapman, Keira Stewart, and Paisley Brewer
PHHS White – Isaiah Watters (captain), Sydney Kennedy, Elijah McBride, Nolan Lair, Sam Diggs, and Randall Kendrick
Pleasant Hope High School’s History Club teams placed third and sixth, respectively, in the Greater Ozarks Conference division at the annual Morrisville History Bowl, held February 6. Out of 13 teams, the PHHS Black and Gold teams tied for third, with the PHHS White team placing sixth.
In the overall competition, 35 teams representing 18 area schools competed. PHHS’s Black and Gold teams tied for 10th, with the PHHS White team placing 15th.
PHHS History Club members competing were:
PHHS Black – Julian Saylor (captain), Jack Keeling, David Marvin, Ethan Mullings, Tanner Ward, and Taylen Perryman
PHHS Gold – Michael Cardwell (captain), Katie Vest, Kaiden Dawson, Jason Chapman, Keira Stewart, and Paisley Brewer
PHHS White – Isaiah Watters (captain), Sydney Kennedy, Elijah McBride, Nolan Lair, Sam Diggs, and Randall Kendrick
25 archers got their first opportunity to shoot in a 3D tournament. Lots of fun and a great experience at Skyline this past week.
On February 12, students in our Guitar 2 class took a field trip to Ernie Williamson and Palen Music Center in Springfield, MO. Students learned about various career fields and opportunities in music, amps, and guitar maintenance. Thank you Ernie Williamson and Palen Music Center for hosting us!
Sydney Kennedy competed in the Missouri Arts Council Poetry Out Loud Regionals in Joplin. Sydney placed third.
National Honor Society members packed over 9000 pounds of fresh fruit and vegetables for the Ozarks Food Harvest on Monday.
Boys Varsity rides a dominate 2nd half and cruises to a 81 - 59 win over NCA.
Lady Pirates battled to the very end but falls to NCA 52 - 38.
JV Boys Basketball comes out on top in a rough game, defeating NCA 48 - 38.
