**PHCS Sports Update**
The Varsity Baseball game scheduled for tomorrow (4/1) AT OFA has been postponed. We will share the new date as soon as we have it, thank you.
The Varsity Baseball game scheduled for tomorrow (4/1) AT OFA has been postponed. We will share the new date as soon as we have it, thank you.
Have you ordered your Year Book yet?
PHCS Driver Education – Summer 2026
https://bit.ly/phdriver26
Learning to drive is an important life skill, and this course will give you a strong foundation of safe driving habits, road knowledge, and behind-the-wheel confidence. Completing the course also allows you to drive at night starting at age 17 instead of 18 and may reduce your car insurance costs.
Eligibility
You must hold a valid NYS learner's permit or driver's license by July 20th, 2026 to participate. The course is free for PHCS students.
Course Requirements
The course runs for four weeks from July 20th through August 14th and requires sixteen 90-minute classroom sessions and sixteen 90-minute driving sessions (24 hours each), per state regulations. Classes will meet Monday through Thursday mornings; driving lessons are scheduled individually four times per week Monday through Saturday. All scheduled sessions are mandatory.
How to Apply
Review the schedule with a parent or guardian before completing this form — attendance is mandatory and there is very limited ability to make up missed sessions. Please submit this form by April 17th. Enrollment is limited to 20 students, with priority given to PHCS students. Out-of-district students may apply for remaining spots and will be charged a fee if accepted into the program; the Guidance Office will contact accepted students to arrange payment.
Submitting this form indicates interest only — students will be notified of their acceptance status by May 1st. Use the link below for the form.
https://bit.ly/phdriver26
https://bit.ly/phdriver26
Learning to drive is an important life skill, and this course will give you a strong foundation of safe driving habits, road knowledge, and behind-the-wheel confidence. Completing the course also allows you to drive at night starting at age 17 instead of 18 and may reduce your car insurance costs.
Eligibility
You must hold a valid NYS learner's permit or driver's license by July 20th, 2026 to participate. The course is free for PHCS students.
Course Requirements
The course runs for four weeks from July 20th through August 14th and requires sixteen 90-minute classroom sessions and sixteen 90-minute driving sessions (24 hours each), per state regulations. Classes will meet Monday through Thursday mornings; driving lessons are scheduled individually four times per week Monday through Saturday. All scheduled sessions are mandatory.
How to Apply
Review the schedule with a parent or guardian before completing this form — attendance is mandatory and there is very limited ability to make up missed sessions. Please submit this form by April 17th. Enrollment is limited to 20 students, with priority given to PHCS students. Out-of-district students may apply for remaining spots and will be charged a fee if accepted into the program; the Guidance Office will contact accepted students to arrange payment.
Submitting this form indicates interest only — students will be notified of their acceptance status by May 1st. Use the link below for the form.
https://bit.ly/phdriver26
Well done to these Highschool students representing PHCS at the 2026 Art Showcase and Competition, presented by the Norwood Lake Association and the NNCS Art Club.
Last week, PHCS third and fourth graders got to try out real instruments at an "instrument petting zoo" hosted by the Crane School of Music! Students from Crane's Music Education program were on hand to demonstrate and guide our young musicians as they explored instruments from the brass, woodwind, string, and percussion families. It was a fun, hands-on introduction to the world of music — and a great way to help them find their perfect fit when they join the band program in 5th grade!
PHCS will be dismissing at 11:30 today. There will be no PM Boces and no after school activities. This includes Kid's Night Out and All Paws. Please contact the Main Office if you have to make changes for your childs drop off location. Thank you.
315-265-4642
315-265-4642
A round of applause, please, for this incredible cast and crew! Follies put on an amazing rendition of Into the Woods last weekend and we are in awe. All of your hard work, long hours and dedication showed, well done everyone!
Thank you to all of the teachers, parents, and PHCS faculty/staff members who helped make this happen.
Thank you to all of the teachers, parents, and PHCS faculty/staff members who helped make this happen.
We are really proud of our 9th grade student athletes that attended the Leadership Summit at Clarkson University today!Panther Pride at its best.
Thank you 26' PHCS Yearbook Ad Sponsors
Kid's Night Out
Friday March, 20th
Grades K-6
5:30-8pm
5$ admission, concessions for additional purchase
Bring your permission slip to the door!
Friday March, 20th
Grades K-6
5:30-8pm
5$ admission, concessions for additional purchase
Bring your permission slip to the door!
PHCS is on a 2-hour delay this morning (3/17/2026)
Celebrating NNCS and PHCS Student Talent
Opening Night is tonight! 3/12/26
Opening Night is tonight! 3/12/26
These Stellar Seniors had breakfast with Principal Thomas and School Counselor-Mrs. Roldan before attending Gateways to Careers!
Seaway Tech Automotive Seniors Earn Snap-On Certification
Congratulations to our seniors our Automotive Technology program who recently earned their Snap-On 504F Meter Certification!
This certification demonstrates students’ ability to properly use a digital multimeter to test and diagnose electrical systems in modern vehicles. Students learn how to measure voltage, resistance, and current, as well as how to troubleshoot common electrical issues found in today’s increasingly technology-driven automobiles.
Electrical diagnostics are a critical skill in the automotive industry. With vehicles relying heavily on sensors, computers, and complex wiring systems, technicians must be able to accurately test components and interpret readings to identify problems quickly and safely. Earning the Snap-On 504F certification shows these students are building the industry-recognized skills needed to succeed in the field.
👏 Great work to our Automotive Technology seniors and Mr. Ells and Mr. Denny for continuing to build the technical knowledge and hands-on skills that prepare students for careers in the automotive industry!
Congratulations to our seniors our Automotive Technology program who recently earned their Snap-On 504F Meter Certification!
This certification demonstrates students’ ability to properly use a digital multimeter to test and diagnose electrical systems in modern vehicles. Students learn how to measure voltage, resistance, and current, as well as how to troubleshoot common electrical issues found in today’s increasingly technology-driven automobiles.
Electrical diagnostics are a critical skill in the automotive industry. With vehicles relying heavily on sensors, computers, and complex wiring systems, technicians must be able to accurately test components and interpret readings to identify problems quickly and safely. Earning the Snap-On 504F certification shows these students are building the industry-recognized skills needed to succeed in the field.
👏 Great work to our Automotive Technology seniors and Mr. Ells and Mr. Denny for continuing to build the technical knowledge and hands-on skills that prepare students for careers in the automotive industry!
Thank you Student Council Volunteers!
Good morning Parents/Guardians,
Please be reminded that we will NOT have any All Paws tomorrow, Wednesday the 11th. Thank you.
PHCS
315-265-4642
Please be reminded that we will NOT have any All Paws tomorrow, Wednesday the 11th. Thank you.
PHCS
315-265-4642
Our Parishville Hopkinton Model UN Team had a fantastic time at the North Country Model United Nations Conference last week and brought home honors to the school. Eliza Colbert won 2nd place in the Security Council representing China on the topic of regulating artificial intelligence. Connor Votra won 2nd place in the Historical committee representing Edward Teach in the Pirate Council of Nassau. Liz Seaver and Madelynn Rulffes both took 3rd place in the Human Rights Committee on combating racism. Everyone worked exceptionally hard and we were block leaders and resolution authors in multiple committees. Well done everyone!
PFG's are heading to STATES!!
🎉🔧 Congratulations to Our HVAC/R Seniors! 🔧🎉
Tiena, Kameron and Matt have earned their EPA 608 Technician Certification! The EPA stands for the United States Environmental Protection Agency. This federal agency is responsible for protecting human health and the environment. Because refrigerants used in heating and cooling systems can impact the environment if not handled properly, the EPA requires technicians to be certified before they can legally work with them.
Tiena, Kameron and Matt have earned their EPA 608 Technician Certification! The EPA stands for the United States Environmental Protection Agency. This federal agency is responsible for protecting human health and the environment. Because refrigerants used in heating and cooling systems can impact the environment if not handled properly, the EPA requires technicians to be certified before they can legally work with them.
