-The National Honor Society is sponsoring a Blood Drive on Friday. Anyone age 16 and over can donate and help save up to 3 lives. See the table at lunch or scan the qr code on the posters to sign up.
-Willow Brook Trunk of Treat
Fri, 10/21
Need 2-3 more volunteers
Sign up in CSO E200
-Girls Swim and Dive Informational Meeting will be held today in the Upper Gym during homeroom. Meet at the pool doors
-Everyone is welcome at GSA, the Gender & Sexuality Alliance Club! Our next meeting will be Monday, October 24 in room G 206.
-Key Club is beginning their candy costumes sales today at every lunch shift through next Thursday. They are raising money for trick or treat for UNICEF which benefits the Zambian government. Suckers are a $1 and every other candy is $2.50. Bring your money
-The National Honor Society is sponsoring a Blood Drive on Friday. Anyone age 16 and over can donate and help save up to 3 lives. See the table at lunch or scan the qr code on the posters to sign up.
-Willow Brook Trunk of Treat
Fri, 10/21
Need 2-3 more volunteers
Sign up in CSO E200
-Girls Swim and Dive Informational Meeting will be held in the Upper Gym during homeroom tomorrow.
-Congratulations to the Girls Volleyball Program on their sweep of Hazelwood West. The Freshman, JV and Varsity teams all won! With last night's win, the varsity team won the conference title for the 2nd year in a row by going undefeated in conference games! A special thank you to our student section! We love your support! The next game is Districts, here on Thursday at 4:00 pm when the Lady Pirates take on Ritenour. Admission is $6.00. We hope to see you there! Go Pirates!
-The National Honor Society is sponsoring a Blood Drive on Friday. Anyone age 16 and over can donate and help save up to 3 lives. See the table at lunch or scan the qr code on the posters to sign up.
The National Honor Society is sponsoring a Blood Drive on Friday. Anyone age 16 and over can donate and help save up to 3 lives. See the table at lunch or scan the qr code on the posters to sign up.
-There will be a flu clinic for staff and students with free flu vaccines offeredtoday in room B104 from 9am to noon. Signed parent consent is required for students.
Bridgeway Elementary School was recognized as a 2022 Missouri Green School honoree for its commitment to improving health and wellness of students and staff, lowering environmental impacts, and providing place-based education. Bridgeway is one of 17 honorees and one of 10 that achieved Sprout level recognition by involving school administration, beginning to benchmark and track improvement, and setting goals toward further advancement of green and healthy practices.
Each October, Missouri Green Schools (MGS) recognizes schools for initiating and maintaining green practices on campus and in the community. Jeanne Fernandez, reading specialist at Bridgeway, submitted the school’s garden for the award.
Recently, the garden space has been improved by painting benches, installing a little library, gardens that have been planted by students and other events that have encouraged recycling and reusing and overall community engagement and involvement. The garden has been a community project, with students, staff and families helping make improvements. The process began in 2019 with pollination. Since, Bridgeway has added a sensory garden and, this past summer, a food garden.
“Bridgeway will be working on sustainability projects this year to teach students, staff and the community to live more sustainably at school and at home,” Fernandez said. “The projects will be led by our K-Kids Green Team, a year-long after-school club for fourth and fifth graders that focuses on the importance of caring for other people, animals and the environment. This is an incredible opportunity for those students to develop knowledge, critical thinking skills, leadership skills and motivations for action as they learn and teach our school and community just how connected we all are to one another and the earth. Sustainability education encompasses all school subject areas and isn’t just healthy for the environment, but for each of us as well.”
-Check out the CS page on the PHS website or stop by the CSO E200 for info on signing up for any volunteer opportunities
-Come see the Pirate Players 2022 play - It's Murder in the Wings! this tonight & Saturday at 7pm in the PHS Auditorium. Reserve your tickets at www.PiratePlayers.org and pick up at the Box Office. Students & Children are $4 and Adults are $6.
-There will be a flu clinic for staff and students with free flu vaccines offered Monday October 17, 2022 in room B104 from 9am to noon. Signed parent consent is required for students. The consent forms are attached in the email sent out to parents and in the front office by the mailboxes.
-The Pirate Code winners this week are
Student Winner: YADIRA CALMO
Staff Winner: CHRISTOPHER MCCULLOCH
Winners can pick up their prize/certificate in the Guidance Office at the end of the day today