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Due to anticipated weather conditions, the Thursday, Feb. 17 performance of "The Little Mermaid" at Pattonville High School has been rescheduled to Saturday, Feb. 19 at 2 p.m. Tickets for Thursday’s show will be honored at a 2 p.m. show on Saturday. If you have tickets for Thursday but are unable to attend the Saturday matinee, you can exchange your tickets for any other show for available seating by visiting the box office up to an hour before that performance. If you have any questions or need to cancel your tickets, please contact Lara Corvera, theater director, at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. For more information, please visit https://bit.ly/TLMWeather.

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In-person classes are canceled today, Feb. 17, in the Pattonville School District due to anticipated weather and road conditions. All district and school offices are closed. Today will be a virtual learning snow day for students. Students will take part in independent learning activities at home with online teacher support. Teacher’s hours of availability to support student learning will be shared on their student learning platform or via email. Other school and district staff will work from home unless other arrangements are made with their supervisors. All custodians should report to work at their normal time unless they receive other instructions from their supervisor. As an awareness for family schedules, today’s virtual learning snow day will not need to be made up in the future.

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Third graders at Remington Traditional participated in the Olympic Reading Marathon on Feb. 11. Every student read for 10 minutes in the library and then returned to class to pass a torch on to another student in Isabelle Garcia-Blackwell and Christy Hillier's classes. The event is running from Feb. 8 to 17 allowing every grade a chance to participate.

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Joined by their coaches, family and friends, seven Pattonville High School student-athletes officially made a commitment to play a sport at the next level during an event hosted in the main gym after school on Feb. 15. This National Signing Day ceremony was originally scheduled to be held Feb. 2 but delayed when in-person classes were canceled due to weather and road conditions.
 

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Come see the 2022 Pirate Players' musical - The Little Mermaid!  It's this TH, FRI, & SAT at 7pm or SUN at 2pm.  Tickets are $5 for Students/Children and $7 for Adults.  They can be reserved at www.pirateplayers.org/box-office or purchased at the Box Office which opens 1 hour before each show.

 

FBLA/DECA and STUCO will be sponsoring a Canned Food Drive.  All proceeds will be going to a local, non-profit organization.  Show your Pattonville pride and bring your canned goods to give back to our community!

 

There will be a tennis meeting in Coach Patricks room D209 this thursday during contact time for any boy interested in playing in the spring

 

Club pictures for yearbook will take place tomorrow during homeroom. Please listen for your club to be announced and report to the commons immediately to be sure you are in the picture.

 

 The Science Club will meet after school on Thursday in F216.  We are going to shoot mole rockets and look at a few combustion reactions. All are welcome.  See Mrs Byrne in F216 if you have questions.

 

 

What do you call two banana peels? A pair of slippers. Slippers can be donated too. Bring in those shoes Pattonville!!

 

 

Congratulations to the following students for their success at the DECA District competition.  These students have qualified to attend the State DECA competition in March:

Sarah Etwaroo - 2nd place in Apparel and Accessories Marketing

Malik Taylor - 4th place in Accounting Applications

Pamela Mensah - 3rd place in Entrepreneurship 

Rachel Crivello - 3rd place in Quickserve Restaurant Management

Larry Hammond and Morgan Johnson - 1st place Marketing Management Team Decision Making

 

 

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Students in the Program for Exceptionally Gifted Students (PEGS) at Rose Acres won a $10,000 grant in 2020 to purchase three hydroponic towers and have now put the grant project into action. They wrote the grant to show students how to grow healthy foods and to provide the food to the community.

Two years ago, Aliyah Brown and Eva Pulley were in third grade and wrote the grant for the Super Health, Super You Challenge created by Novo Nordisk, a multinational pharmaceutical company devoted to defeating diabetes. What started off as just an assignment to learn about grant writing under teacher Robin Chang’s direction was named a winner in the contest and the students received the funding to purchase the hydroponic towers.

“Since we’re back in school full time now after COVID, we were able to purchase the towers and we put them all together so we could start growing stuff,” said Pulley, who is now in fifth grade. 

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