Pennsville High School

PMHS Summer Youth Athletic Camps are back!! Please see the registration form below to sign up for Summer Youth Athletic Camps which are taking place from July 16th through July 18th. https://forms.gle/smCSXVMJjHXqmWGA8

PMHS Parents/Guardians, This email is being sent to save everyone time and money in the registration process. Please read the instructions on the Pennsville athletics registration page carefully so that this clearance procedure can be done smoothly and efficiently. Please note that the sports physical forms have changed. The previous forms will not be accepted after July 1, 2024. The new forms have been posted to the registration portal (www.pmhsathletics.org), so please be sure that all physicals are completed using these new forms. Please be aware that if your doctor does not have the certification for the cardiac module, then do not have them perform the physical. The State of NJ requires that signature and your child will not be cleared without that signature. Otherwise, an out-of-pocket payment for a new physical may be needed. Take the packet to your primary care doctor to fill out. Be sure to have them sign off on the Medical Eligibility form, as this page MUST be turned in at the Main office (Hours are Mon -Thurs 7:30-4). Also, be aware that if your student has asthma or allergies, and requires an inhaler or epipen, the Emergency plans on the registration website must also be filled out by the primary physician and submitted to the school. The inhalers and Epipens must be submitted to the trainer, or school nurse, or carried by the student (if documented that he/she can self-administer). Thank you for your time and patience as we updated our site to meet the new NJDOE requirements. If you have any questions, please contact the PMHS Main Office, during summer hours (above). Have a great summer. Registration Portal Link - https://pennsvillememorial-ar.rschooltoday.com/ Jamison Thomas - PMHS Vice-Principal of Athletics and Student Activities Brett Gemberling - PMHS Nurse Brent Wylie - PMHS Athletic Trainer

PMHS Class of 2024!!!! Graduation is MONDAY at 6pm - Stadium Gates open at 5pm. No Tickets Needed - All are welcome to come celebrate the class of 2024. Graduation Walk Pics from today will be shared soon.

The PMHS Athletic Department has recently been informed of a company that is reaching out to student-athletes about NIL (Name, Image, Likeness) deals. THIS IS A SCAM. This is not a legitimate business and is in no way connected to or supported by PMHS. Please block this contact and do not engage with them on social media. Included below is a link to information regarding the NJSIAA's policy on NIL deals. Bullet #5 is one primary area where this current model violates the policy. If you have any questions, please reach out to the Athletic Office. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1zdGIASjUt43_ZFszpWahPWyrydAoD1bw/view?usp=sharing

Congratulations to the Renaissance Teacher of the Year, Mr. Longstreth and Renaissance Student of the Year, Riley Bowman! You are both truly amazing, inspiring, and dedicated to PMHS! PMHS Renaissance Club is honored to give you this award! PMHS Renaissance Student of the Year will receive a certificate, trophy, and a $50.00 check. PMHS Renaissance Teacher of the Year will receive a $50.00 check and a trophy from the PMHS Renaissance Club!!!! Mr. Longstreth was nominated "8" times by his co-workers---we appreciate you!!! Don't forget your have a special parking spot as well!! Nominations for Mr. Longstreth included the following kind words: As our only ESL teacher, Mr. Longstreth is our one man welcoming committee for students who speak little to no English. His bright smile and calm demeanor immediately puts students at ease. He enriches both the culture and climate of our school by helping his students feel included all day, every day. He takes the time to learn about his students' diverse cultures. His lessons reflect the school’s climate and culture while recognizing and celebrating the students’ backgrounds. The students learn that their uniqueness is part of our school culture. Mr. Longstreth’s philosophy that every student can learn is reflected in his interactions with each student. He meets them on their individual levels. He translates assignments into their respective languages and modifies to meet their needs. He ensures that their work is both challenging and engaging. Mr. Longstreth has students in multiple classes at the same time. Usually, Mike is a streak passing by, bounding up and down the stairs, as he tends to students in the various classrooms. It is obvious by the looks on the students' faces that they are relieved when he arrives. During past years, he has organized activities for ESL students to foster social interaction with peers. This past year, he taught English classes in the evenings for the families of his ESL students. Mr. Longstreth takes an active role collaborating with both general and special education teachers. His insight and knowledge are invaluable. He volunteers to help in the classroom with hands-on activities. Kindness and consideration is evident in everything he does. He shows his concern with teacher morale by being an active member of the teacher's Social Committee. Nominations for Riley Bowman included the following kind words: Riley is a fantastic student and role model for her peers. She is always motivated to do well in class. She submits quality work, always going above and beyond expectations. She participates in all class discussions, providing insightful and thought-provoking responses. She is also the first student to assist a classmate in need. There are many times when Riley is seen helping another student because they are struggling. She is able to teach them the concepts which demonstrates her superior knowledge of the material. Riley is the most kind and respectful student that I have had the pleasure to teach. She consistently goes out of her way to ask how someone is doing and then she genuinely listens to the answer and responds accordingly. She is the first student to offer a smile and support to both her teachers and her classmates. Riley is involved in so many activities that positively impact the school climate and culture. Her most notable involvements would have to be Student Council and Executive Committee. She holds leadership roles with both clubs. Both groups organize events and policies for the student body at PMHS. Since she has a leadership role for both, she is an integral part of many positive things implemented at the high school. Also, in her conversations with her peers, she can be heard strategizing about improvements for the high school. She is always thinking of ways to make an impact. I think Riley is such a well-rounded and dedicated student. Not only does she excel at academics, but she also has wonderful qualities and characteristics that make her a fantastic person. She is such a hard working student and truly deserves the recognition for all of her time and achievements. Once again CONGRATULATIONS on this PRESTIGIOUS HONOR! Thank you for making PMHS such a special and happy place for students to learn and grow!

The 2023-2024 Win or Lose Event occurred on Wed, June 5th, 2024. During that event, the PMHS Athletic Department, through the generosity of many community Memorial and Scholarship Organizations, awarded $6,950.00 in monies to help our student-athletes continue their academic careers. Congrats to all of our award winners and "Thank You" to our Memorial and Scholarship committees for your continued support of PMHS Athletics. #GoEagles

Congratulations to the PMHS Athletics Hall of Fame Class of 2024 inductees. This group will be honored on Thursday, Oct. 3rd at 7pm in the David Dilks Auditorium as our 6th class of Hall of Fame inductees. This event will kick off Homecoming Weekend '24. #goeagles

Congrats to Jr Megan Morris as she captured the Group 1 State Championship in the Pole Vault yesterday at Franklin HS. Megan will now move on to compete in the Meet of Champions. Way to go Megan!! #goeagles🦅

Congrats to Senior Cara Hoyt as she was recognized as the TCC Scholar-Athlete representing PMHS. She was awarded a plaque and scholarship from the conference this morning at Adelphia's in Deptford Twp. #goeagles🦅

Congratulations to the 2024 Penns Grove Exchange Club Scholar-Athletes of the Year - Ruby Hassler and Hayden Manning. They were honored by the club last night at Sakima CC. Thank you to the Exchange club for continuing to recognize our student-athletes. #GoEagles🦅

The PROJECT GRADUATION committee will host a gift card/gift basket drop off event TONIGHT from 6-6:30pm in front of PMHS. Drop off any gift cards or gift baskets for the project graduation event. I hope that you can help support this fantastic PMHS graduation tradition. If you cant make it you can drop these items off to the PMHS office during school hours. Project Graduation is THE BEST graduation party ever, with thousands of dollars in prizes through the support of parents and community organizations - your donation of gift baskets and gift cards help to make this event amazing for our 2024 PMHS Graduates. Project Grad has been held since 1995 and is a substance free celebration where our grads are bussed over to the Boys & Girls club of Delaware the evening of graduation to celebrate, making use of their Olympic sized pool, full gym, game room, and this year a mechanical bull (not to mention some amazing food) . I hope that you will join me in supporting this amazing event for our graduates!

Congratulations to the May Students of the Month, Kendall Cooksey and Georgia Wilson.

PMHS Athletics and Student Activities for the week of 5/28. All events are NJSIAA playoff match-ups and sectional events this week. Stop out & support our student/athletes as they look to challenge for group championships. Go to www.pmhsathletics.org for schedules. #GoEagles

PMHS Athletic and Student Activities - UPDATE for the week of 5/20. Playoff Brackets are out. Visit highschoolsports.nj.com for complete playoff brackets by sport. The TCC Track and Field Showcase Meet, along with, a Boy's Tennis Match has been rescheduled for this week. And finally, we have our HS Band Concert scheduled for Wednesday Night. It is a busy week at PMHS so we look forward to seeing out at these events. #GoEagles

PMHS Athletic and Student Activities for Monday/Tuesday are attached. NJSIAA playoffs start on Wednesday. There will be an updated post on schedules for the remainder of the week once all schedules are set. #GoEagles

Is your child interested in the construction industry after high school? Check out the construction industry career day event. It is held up in Edison NJ but we can excuse the early dismissal of any student who attends. You must register for the event if you plan to take your child.

Seniors & Senior Parents: PMHS administration has been made aware that some seniors may be participating in a game called “Senior Assassin” where students use water guns in the community to "assassinate" other seniors who are part of this game. PLEASE BE ADVISED THAT THIS IS NOT A SCHOOL SPONSORED ACTIVITY NOR IS IT CONDONED IN ANY WAY BY THE ADMINISTRATION OR STAFF AT PMHS. In the event that this game or its players becomes a disruption to the educational process, the players of this game risk disciplinary action up to and including the inability to walk in graduation. Thank you for your attention to this matter. Matthew D. McFarland, Principal

PMHS Parents & Students, The final round of state testing will take place starting FRIDAY for all 9th and 11th grade students. 9th grade students will be taking the math portion on Friday and Monday followed by ELA on Tuesday & Wednesday. 11th grade students will be tested in science. Testing will take place from 7:40am to 9:40am followed by our regularly scheduled classes. All non-testing students (10th & 12th grade) will report to the auditorium or gymnasium until the conclusion of state testing each day. Please make sure that your child is well rested and ready to do their best on these state mandated assessments. Mr. McFarland

Project graduation needs your help. Please consider supporting this graduation tradition that has been providing our graduates with an amazing & unforgettable substance free celebration during the night of graduation. This celebration is sponsored by the Education Foundation and many community organizations and businesses, but you can help make this event even better by donating gift cards or prize baskets for our graduates. Check out the flyer for details.

PMHS Athletic and Student Activities for the week of 5/13. We will have a few Senior Day/Night events this week. Be sure to stop out for the HS Orchestra Concert. For complete schedules - www.pmhsathletics.org. #goeagles🦅