
-PHS Update- February 25
Pleasanton High School
Important Dates and Events
February 26 - Substate BB - Girls to Eureka
February 26 - JH SB @ Crest
February 27 - ACT Testing for Juniors
February 27 - Substate BB - Boys @ Home vs KCC
February 28 - FFA AG Mechanics @ PVHS
February 29 - Substate BB - TBA
March 1 - Substate BB - TBA
March 1 - JH SB @ SE Chreokee
March 2 - Substate BB - TBA
March 4 - FFA Selection Day @ Paola
March 4 - BOE Meeting @ 6 pm
March 4 - JH Track - Parent Meeting
March 5 - Family Art Night
March 6 - Early Release
March 6 - End of 3rd Quarter
March 6 - Parent Teacher Conferences
March 7 - Parent Teacher Conferences
March 7 - HS Baseball Jamboree
March 8 - Inservice
March 11-15 - Spring Break
March 19 - Spring Pictures
March 22 - Senior Auction/BB Game/Chili Feed
March 25 - HS Baseball @ Home vs SE Cherokee
March 26 - HS Track @ UTHS
March 27 - FFA Speech
March 28 - HS BB @ Home vs MVHS
March 29 - No School - Good Friday
Substate Basketball - This Week!
Monday - Girls BB travels to Eureka for a 6:00 pm game.
Tuesday - Boys BB plays at home vs KCC @ 7:00 pm
Thursday - TBA @ PHS
Friday - TBA @ PHS
Saturday - TBA @ PHS
Stay tuned to our Facebook pages for updated information on game times.
We cannot accept passes during KSHSAA postseason events, admission is $8 for adults and $6 for students.
Parent Teacher Conferences and State Testing - Important
Looking ahead, please mark your calendars for some very important dates.
Parent Teacher Conferences - March 6 and 7
State Testing for Reading, Math, Science - April 8, 9, 10
It is very important that students are in class on their testing dates, please be mindful of those dates if scheduling appointments. We appreciate your help in making sure our students are at school and ready for testing.
Reminder: PHS Dress Code
As the weather improves, we like to remind all of our students of the dress code at PHS.
The primary objective of PHS is to create an atmosphere in which each student can develop to the best of his/her individual potential. Students should appear at school in a manner that will allow them to function at the best level possible without interfering with the learning situation. This dress code applies not only to the school day but to all after-school activities and events.
The following is a minimum, which is expected:
Students are required to wear footwear.
All clothing must cover from armpit to armpit and from mid-thigh to mid-thigh at a fingertip length (front and back of clothing). Leggings may also be worn under clothing that does not meet the fingertip length rule.
Students may wear jeans and pants that are distressed, but all exposed skin (holes) must be below the fingertip line.
All shirts must have two straps and cover undergarments. Students will not be allowed to wear clothing that reveals undergarments of any kind.
Students will not be allowed to wear clothing that is designed primarily to be worn as undergarments. This includes tank tops, muscle shirts, or any shirt that has large armholes, which expose the chest or stomach of the student.
Students will not be allowed to wear hats and/or head coverings of any kind in the school building during regular school hours. The exception is on Hat Day, once a month.
All organizations reserve the right to regulate the appearance of their members provided this meets the administrative approval.
Students are prohibited from wearing sunglasses in school unless for medical reasons verified by a physician’s note. Prescription eyewear with tinted lenses that adjust to the light level of the room is acceptable.
No shirts or apparel expressing sexual innuendos, rude statements, or promoting the usage of drugs, tobacco, or alcohol are to be worn to school or at school-related events. Additionally, clothing cannot be adorned with lettering, patches, or drawings that are offensive or are against the student's standards of excellence.
No blankets or pillows are allowed in the classrooms.
BOE Meeting - Moved to March 4
Our USD 344 Board of Education Meeting will move from March 11 to March 4 to accommodate Spring Break. Formal notice will be found in the Linn County Newspaper.
Remember all board meetings are open to the public, you are welcome to attend. Board meetings are a great way to be involved in what happens in USD 344. You can find BOE meetings once per month, normally the second Monday at 6:00 pm in the Annex.
JH/HS Track and HS Baseball Announcement
Junior high and high school track and high school baseball begin tomorrow, Monday, February 26. Additionally, there is a junior high track meeting on March 4 in the PHS Commons area at 6:30 pm.
Track Coaches
- Dan Saulsberry (HS)
- Tony Bates (HS)
- JoVoli Clark (JH)
- Phil Mitchell (JH)
Baseball Coaches
- Tanner Edwards
- Brandon Johnson
IMPACT Referrals - Take a moment to celebrate someone!
Policy Reminder: Spectator Expectations at Events
As we ramp up basketball season, we just want to remind everyone of the expectations of spectators at events. Basketball is a physical and high-intensity sport, tensions can run high. We want all of our athletes and Blu-Jay fans to be able to enjoy the game!
From the PHS Student/Family Handbook:
Parent/Adult/Spectator Expectations at Events: In order to ensure a safe and orderly environment in which our students can maximize their educational and social development, the following regulations are enacted with respect to the conduct of adult visitors:
1. Access to extracurricular locker rooms, meeting rooms, school transportation, and the like is strictly limited to students involved in extracurricular activities, sponsors/coaches, and administrators. Access by all others is prohibited by the Board of Education. Failure to comply with this policy will result in a suspension of the individual from extracurricular activities and/or school premises.
2. Verbally aggressive behavior, which would include, but not be limited to, threats, intimidation, and profanity, will result in limited access to school premises and school activities for up to one (1) year. The length of the restriction will be determined by the administration.
3. Physical or violent behavior will result in a ban by the Board of Education from school premises and activities and will be referred to law enforcement.
4. Failures to comply with the restricted access provided in these regulations will result in the filing of civil and/or criminal charges.
Contact Us
Email: sara.conley@usd344.org
Website: https://www.usd344.org/
Location: 1001 Ash Street, Pleasanton, KS, USA
Phone: 913-352-8701
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pleasantonschoolsusd344/
Twitter: @344_usd