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Big Ideas Mobile Skills Lab

(9/3) Thanks to the generosity of the Toyota Wellspring Education Fund, the Big Ideas Mobile Learning Lab will be visiting PHS Sophomores on September 21st and 22nd. Each Sophomore will gain exposure to careers in skilled trades through hands-on activities and virtual reality experiences. To learn more about Big Ideas, please visit their website today.
Anna and Rhonda standing by powerpoint screen

NMHS Visits

(9/2) Anna Crudup and Rhonda Newman of the North Mississippi Health Services Human Resources Department visited PHS and spoke to College and Career Readiness classes. They discussed the many types of careers which are available at North Mississippi Medical Center locations, shared resources with students, and conducted a question and answer session with them. They also brought cookie treats for the students to enjoy. PHS says a special thank you to these ladies and to North Mississippi Health Services for all they do for our students!
a Lego robot on the table

UM Robotics Camp

(8/31) PHS Freshmen, Max Dennison and Lexi Hammer took a dive into the world of robotics this summer at Ole Miss. They put their critical thinking, teamwork and communication skills to the test and used LEGO® MINDSTORMS technology to design, build, program, and test their very own autonomous robots. Congratulations to these PHS Warriors for working to extend their career development outside the classroom!

PHS is thankful to the Toyota Wellspring Education Fund for scholarship opportunities offered for this camp, as well as many other STEM camps for our students.
Ellie and another student working on a lab, pouring something into a tiny vial

Ole Miss Summer Medical Academy

(8/28) Congratulations to Ivy Senior and Ellie Swain for taking part in the UM Summer Medical Academy. They joined the UM faculty and staff for a weeklong immersive tour of health professions. They participated in medical case studies, science labs, and college-level skill instruction. Highlighted specialties and career pathways included pharmacy, exercise science, public health, nursing, nutrition, and physical therapy. They even had the opportunity to tour St. Jude Research Hospital in Memphis. Way to go, Ivy and Ellie!

Special thanks go to the Toyota Wellspring Education Fund for offering special summer opportunities for students.
Students standing with Mrs. Nowicki.

Voter Registration

(8/27) Pontotoc County Circuit Clerk Melinda Nowicki met with PHS seniors this morning to talk about the importance of voting and gave them the opportunity to register to vote. Thank you, Mrs. Nowicki.

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