PHS Administration:

›Mr. Fantin, Principal

›Mrs. Bean, Assistant Principal

Who are we and what we have to offer:

›Academics

›Athletics & Student Organizations

› Freshmen Tours

› Freshmen Physicals, Dental, &

Immunization Requirements

Student Attendance Matters

Homework Completion

Resiliency

Social Media Usage

General Student Behavior

› Ms. Schultz, School Counselor Caseload A - K

› Mr. Church, School Counselor Caseload L - Z

› Mrs. Downing, School Counselor

› Mrs. Murray, School Registrar

Strength of Schedule

Research & Develop a

Post-Secondary Plan

PHS GRADUATION

REQUIREMENTSEnglish 4.0 credits

Math 3.0 credits

Science 3.0 credits

Social Science 2.0 credits

PE 3.5 credits

Health .50 credit

Consumer Education .50 credit

Career & Technical Education,

Fine Arts, or World Language1.0

credit

Electives 5.0 credits

Total Credits: 22.5

› Full year intervention course to build

stronger English and Math skills

› 1 credit

› Students are placed in this course

9th Grade 10th Grade 11th Grade 12th Grade

English I and

Freshman

Transition

English II English III English IV

English I English II English III English IV

or

English IV

Honors

English I

Honors

Pre AP English II AP English III AP English IV

or

English IV

Honors

9th Grade 10th Grade 11th Grade 12th Grade

Algebra I

and

Freshman

Transition

Geometry

and

Geometry

Intervention

Informal

Algebra II

Algebra II

Algebra I Geometry

or

Geometry

Honors

Algebra II

or

Algebra II

Honors

PreCalculus

Geometry

or

Geometry

Honors

Algebra II

or

Algebra II

Honors

PreCalculus Calculus

or

AP Calculus

Freshmen enrolled in

Algebra I, Geometry, or

Geometry Honors are

REQUIRED to purchase a

model of the TI-84

graphing calculator as a

mandatory school supply.

9th Grade 10th Grade 11th Grade 12th Grade

General

Biology

Conceptual

Physics

Earth Science Chemistry

Biology I Physical

Science

Chemistry AP Biology,

AP Chemistry,

Anatomy &

Physiology,

or

Physics

Biology I Chemistry AP Biology,

AP Chemistry,

Anatomy &

Physiology,

or

Physics

AP Biology,

AP Chemistry,

Anatomy &

Physiology,

or

Physics

› Introductory college-level social

science course

› Opportunity to take the AP exam,

which could qualify student to

receive college credit for the course

› Must be recommended for English I

Honors

A student may add, change, or drop a

course request by Friday, June 7th

A student may request to drop an elective

course to take another elective course or a

study hall during the first five school days of

each semester

Students/parents/guardians may not

request a teacher change or a period

change.

January 17th: 8th grade teachers

give students their English & Math

recommendations

January 22nd: Counselors meet at

PJHS with students during the

school day to enter their course

requests in the computer lab

Registration for a summer school

course must be approved in

advance by the student’s school

counselor. Please contact the

Guidance Office for further

information.