Miles for Smiles
Pleasant Hope Girls Tourney Semifinal Round Results
Consolation
Niangua 52
Exeter 42
Hermitage 34
Humansville 29
Semifinals
Chadwick 64
Pleasant Hope 37
Halfway 52
Seymour 49
First Round Results from Boys Varsity Tourney
Galena 83
Exeter 19
Morrisville. 61
Humansville 40
Pleasant Hope 78
Hermitage 38
Halfway 79
Niangua 56
Middle school boys basketball open up their season tonight with a win over El Dorado Springs.
First Round of the Pleasant Hope Girls Varsity Tourney finished up today with the following results.
Chadwick 85
Exeter 21
Pleasant Hope 53
Niangua 45
Seymour 46
Hermitage 13
Halfway 45
Humansville 12
Pleasant Hope Middle School was notified this morning of a positive COVID-19 exposure. The positive case is a student at PHMS. Please join us in wishing them a quick and speedy recovery. The student was last on campus and considered contagious on January 6th. At the direction of the Polk County Health Department, all students and employees who were exposed directly to the individual who tested positive for COVID 19 are being contacted by the Polk County Health Department. Those needing to isolate and self quarantine to help stop the spread have been or will be notified by the Polk County Health Department or the school nursing staff. If you do not receive a phone call about this situation, no action is needed on your part. As a reminder, exposure notifications will be distributed each day and at the completion of the weekends if there are positive cases within the middle school moving forward. We want to remind students and parents that we are required to follow the guidelines of the CDC and Polk County Health Departments in regard to isolation and quarantine to help stop the spread of the virus. We encourage you to continue to do your part to keep everyone safe. We want to keep school moving forward as best we can and do our best to keep our school environment safe.
Just an update: for the 2021 Spring semester lunch and breakfast will continue to be free for students who are attending seated instruction and receive a full tray.
Today Pleasant Hope Elementary School was notified of a new positive COVID-19 exposure within Pleasant Hope Elementary School. The positive case was a teacher at PHES. Please join us in wishing them a quick and speedy recovery. The teacher was on campus and considered contagious during the day of January 4th and 5th.
At the direction of the Polk County Health Department all students and employees who were exposed directly to the individual who tested positive for COVID 19 are being contacted by the Polk County Health Department. Those needing to isolate and self quarantine to help stop the spread have been notified by Pleasant Hope Elementary School and have been picked up from school. If you do not receive a phone call about this situation, no action is needed on your part.
As a reminder, exposure notifications will be distributed each day (and at the completion of the weekends) if there are positive cases within the elementary school moving forward. We want to remind students and parents that we are required to follow the guidelines of the CDC and Polk County Health Departments in regards to isolation and quarantine to help stop the spread of the virus. We encourage you to continue to do your part to keep everyone safe. We want to keep school moving forward as best we can and do our best to keep our school environment safe.
The JV Boys Basketball Team will play Fair Play tonight at Pleasant Hope. Game time is at 5:00 pm. This is an added game and does not appear on the regular schedule. Good luck to the JV Pirates!
Pleasant Hope Girls fall to Morrisville 38-28.
Pleasant Hope High School will be hosting Boys and Girls Varsity Basketball Tournaments Jan. 11-16. Brackets are pictured below.
Pleasant Hope Boys defeat Halfway tonight 59-36
Pleasant Hope Girls fall to Halfway tonight 49-37
Middle School Families: Second semester will start on Tuesday, January 5th. Be sure to check schedules in SIS if you would like to see what related arts classes have changed.
7th/8th Grade Parents/Guardians: If your child has a class at the high school 1st period, they will need to report to the high school. Bus riders can get off of the bus at the high school and car riders will need to be dropped off at the front main entrance of the high school. Classes start at 7:45am at the high school.
Second grade students in Mrs. Lowery's class have fun practicing addition regrouping with shaving cream!
Rocket Math is a program at PHES to help students master math facts. We recognize students when they pass an addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division operation. These students recently passed a Rocket Math operation. Congratulations to Gabby, Kinslie, Rosie, and Joanna from fourth grade; and Joseph from second grade!
We have another group of PHES students who have passed an operation in Rocket Math! They are Taylen from fourth grade; Andrew from second grade; and Remi and Will from first grade. Way to go!!
These PHES students have recently passed their Rocket Math operation. Congratulations to Alea, Kloie, and Gage from fourth grade; Easton from second grade; and Cole from first grade!
We have some third and fourth graders who have passed a complete operation in Rocket Math! Congratulations to Jr and Teannah from fourth grade; and Vincent and Sofie from third grade. Good job guys!
These PHES students recently passed an operation in Rocket Math and are moving to the next operation. Congratulations to Mason and Autumn from fourth grade; Alex and Bella from third grade; and Elektra from second grade!
