
THE NO FUNDRAISER, FUNDRAISER:
Please consider donating $10 to the PHMS PTO to help support the students and staff.
https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=8UC5RR7YQADZ2


Don’t forget to swing by the LOST & FOUND while you’re here for conferences, to see if your student has left something behind!



We participated in Minion dress-up day. Be like us.
Tomorrow is Dress like a Dad Day. Get out those khaki shorts, tall socks, robes, flannels, crocs, tennis shoes, collared shirts, suits or ties! We can’t wait to see what you come up with!

Here are some highlights of the Festival of Bands last weekend!



Today is a great day to plan outfits for next week! Panthers, let’s have fun for LHS Homecoming and join in their dress-up days!


Excuse us while we brag for a minute… Our Superintendent is pretty talented! Dr. Jane Stavem is an accomplished pianist, vocalist, trumpet player, French horn player, percussionist, xylophone player… oh, and she also plays harmonica! 😉 These talents, along with her deep love for all things Fine Arts, earned her the honor of Parade Marshal for Festival of Bands 2022! We are proud to be lead by someone who values the role extracurriculars play in “preparing each student to succeed in a changing world!”





Congratulations to the 2022-2023 Student Council Representatives!
Also, a big shout out to the runners up. We appreciate everybody's willingness to make PHMS the best it can be! Way to go!




Updated breakfast and lunch pricing, how to re-apply for free and reduced meals, who gets low fund balance notifications, and an easy and delicious snack mix recipe to try at home. It's all in the October edition of the "What's the Scoop" newsletter from our Child Nutrition Services!
Read it here! ---> https://www.smore.com/g09r2


PHMS Athletic Calendar for next week...


Remember to to wear your orange tomorrow!
Friday, September 30th, 2022, is Orange shirt day which began in Canada in 2013. It promotes awareness about the history of American Indian and Native Residential boarding school systems, which still impact Native American and First Nations communities in the United States and Canada. The day honors the children who were removed from their families and forced into boarding schools and remembers those who never returned home.


Student Council elections are wrapping up at Patrick Henry this week. Winners will be announced this Friday!


RISE BEST BUDDIES!
Students volunteer to read to and help RISE students with social skills.




Students had fun tiling with Ms. Prince this week!


Athletic Calendar for Next Week


Students were able to enjoy the last couple of days of the summer season reading in the courtyard.




"I may be small, but I've got friends that make me feel ten feet tall." - Mickey Mouse
Last year today, we lost Owen Turner, a student who was a friend to everyone he met.
Thank you to Gibson Memorial of Sioux Falls and Patrick Henry Student Council for helping us honor all of the students we have lost. Also, thank you to Karyn Veenis for maintaining the garden and creating the space where Owen can always be a part of our school.




Interested in running for Student Council? Check out the flyer below!


Mr. Bakken visited 6th grade orchestra today! He is the composer of Big Foot, which we will play at our District Orchestra Festival on November 8th at the Arena. The concert will feature over 1,000 orchestra students from all of the SFSD middle and high schools!


Patrick Henry Athletic Calendar: September 19th-23rd


Parenting is hard. So is growing up! Join SFSD and Avera experts as we team up virtually on the 3rd Tuesday of each month at 6pm for topics that strengthen families.
