Good evening!
Senior portraits, fall pictures for teachers, staff, and students, volleyball, football, band, and cheer pictures will be made Tuesday, October 15, 2024, beginning at 8:00. Senior portraits sitting fee is $30.00.
I hope everyone has a wonderful evening!
All Marion County Schools will be closed (for students) Monday, October 14 for Professional Development and Student Data Parent Night.
Students in Mrs. Emberg's Algebra 2 class ended Quarter 1 by using their knowledge of linear, quadratic, and absolute value functions to create math-o-lanterns!
#WeArePhillips #GrowingTogether
Please note that at tonight's game at Cherokee High School, they will be using new security procedures.
- At the home and visitor's gates, they will have weapons detectors that fans MUST pass
through before entering the game.
- No one can enter the stadium until the gates open at 5:30.
- Kickoff will remain at 7:00 PM.
- Please arrive early as it may take longer to enter the stadium.
- Stadium seats, lawn chairs, and strollers with metal are still allowed in the stadium, but
they may slow the process of entering the stadium.
Cherokee Lions Club is collecting gently used eyeglasses at the game tonight. Anyone who donates will receive a $2 voucher to the concession stand for each pair donated.
Come and support our team! GO BEARS!
PHS Weekly Newsletter
Stop the Bleed Training today during Mrs. Lauderdale's Bear Advisory class, First Aid/Safety at PHS. Thanks to Franklin County EMA director Mary Glass for coming today to train our students.
Allyson Frederick, Jonathan Tuck, Monica Allen, and Raven Wilburn attended the Alabama School Counselor Association's Critical Issues for Alabama Schools at the University of Montevallo.
All Marion County Schools football games that were scheduled for tomorrow night have been moved to TONIGHT due to the weather. Come on out tonight and support your team!
All Marion County Schools football games that were scheduled for tomorrow night have been moved to TONIGHT due to the weather. Come on out tonight and support your team!
The “Bear Advisory” Culinary Class at Phillips High School welcomed SNAP-Ed REA Ginger Eatman as their guest presenter. Mrs. Ginger talked to our students about saving more at the grocery store, healthy meal planning and how to plate their food. She talked about the importance of eating from all the food groups and how much of their plate should be fruits and vegetables and whole grains. Our students prepared and tried Turkey spinach wraps and tasty taco dip with a side of oranges, spinach and bell pepper. Live Well Alabama and Ginger Tittle Eatman
Come get your washed and support PHS baseball.
Childhood Cancer Awareness Dress Up for September 23rd - 27th.
What a week at Phillips High School! 🎉 The pep rally was a blast and got everyone pumped up! While the football game didn’t go our way, the team gave it their all. 🏈 Our volleyball games were a highlight with fantastic plays and team spirit! 🏐 Our Cross County team did an awesome job at their meet at the Fairview Invitational. Proud of our students’ hard work and dedication!
Congratulations to Mrs. Cindy Copeland for being our August Teacher of the Month!
#WeArePhillips
Exciting things are happening at Phillips High School! Our students are diving into special learning experiences that are sparking creativity and expanding their horizons during Bear Advisory. Students are learning about Steven Covey's "7 Habits of Highly Successful People," creating a book during creative writing, learning about taxes, banking, creating budgets, and credit verses debt cards in financial literacy. During culinary class, the students made twice baked potatoes and buffalo chicken dip. Students are learning the FFA creed during public speaking. Proud of the growth and enthusiasm in our halls!
#Growing Together #WeArePhilips
We have received updated information this evening concerning Hurricane Francine. In order to make sure that we keep our students safe, all Marion County Schools will be closed tomorrow. Please stay safe!
We have received updated information this evening concerning Hurricane Francine. In order to make sure that we keep our students safe, all Marion County Schools will be closed tomorrow. Please stay safe!
Message from Mrs. West:
MarionCountySchools: There has been a lot of misinformation this evening concerning threats. Our local and county law enforcement officers have investigated and determined there are no credible threats to any Marion County, Alabama schools. Local officers will be present in the morning to help calm any fears. We appreciate their presence and support.
The Jr. High football game against Hackleburg for tonight has been cancelled. We apologize for any inconvenience.
Marion County is hiring a one-on-one nurse at Phillips High School. If you have any questions, please contact Nurse Candice at 205-486-5062.
Attendance Matters....all day, on time, every day!
Every school day counts, and every absence can impact a student's ability to learn and grow!
September is National School Attendance Awareness Month.
Kicking Off the Attendance Matters Initiative!
We're excited to announce the launch of our Attendance Matters Initiative! From now until the end of the semester, every single day you're at school, you'll be making a big difference in your future and earning a chance to win AMAZING prizes.
Here's how it works:
Be Here, Be Present: Each day you're at school, you'll be entered into a prize drawing. The more days you attend, the more chances you have to win!
At the end of each week, the students with perfect attendance will be entered to receive some prizes.
Special Prizes Await: At the end of each month, we'll draw for some extra special prizes! Think gift cards, extra break time, and more!
The grade level with the highest percentage of attendance will be rewarded with a special event at the end of each month.
At the end of the semester, we will enter every student with perfect attendance for a chance to win a massage, spa time, and a Play Station 5.
Teacher Attendance Matters!
We will also reward the teacher with the highest percentage of attendance at the end of the semester with a fabulous prize.
Why Attend Every Day?
1. Boost Your Success: Regular attendance is linked to better grades and future opportunities.
2. Build Lifelong Habits: Developing a strong attendance record helps you in school and beyond.
3. Win Cool Stuff: Get rewarded for doing what you do best--showing up!
Let's make this semester our best yet! Be here, stay engaged, and let's show everyone that Attendance Matters!
