Members of the Pattonville community were in the stands at CityPark to see recent 2023 graduate Miguel “Miggy” Perez score his first MLS goal during the City SC match. This spring, the Pattonville School District inquired about getting a block of seats for a match to support VilleMade and Homegrown midfielder. It just so happened that 50 seats for the match on May 27 — just two days after graduation — were available. Those 50 tickets were offered to Pattonville High School staff, students and families via a random draw raffle system. In total, 16 families were able to purchase tickets to the match. The game, against Vancouver, ended with City winning 3-1 and Perez scoring in the fourth minute of stoppage time in the second half.

Pattonville High School's Virtual Summer School starts today, June 1st! Students should log into their Canvas courses to get started. All details and information can be found on the Summer School Website

Work on Prop S, Pattonville’s $111 million no-tax-rate-increase bond issue, has begun. Voters in Pattonville approved Prop S in 2022 with a 79.4% favorable vote. Prop S work will fund projects at every school in Pattonville, including adding classrooms to address growth in student enrollment; providing safety and maintenance improvements; and updating school facilities to meet teaching and learning needs. Approval of the bond issue did not increase the district's tax rate. Work on the storm shelter additions at Bridgeway, Parkwood and Willow Brook elementary schools and the new gym at Holman Middle School is underway. Additionally, interior renovations at Parkwood, Willow Brook and Holman are also in progress. 

Pattonville High School held its 87th annual commencement on May 25 and had 412 students graduate in the Class of 2023.

• 412 students graduated in the Class of 2023
• 89% plan on continuing their education at four-year universities, two-year colleges or career/technical/apprenticeship programs
• Four students have enlisted in the military
• 130 earned the honors of summa, magna or cum laude (3.5 weighted GPA or greater)
• 64 earned A+ status, which makes them eligible for paid tuition to any Missouri community college or career education school
• 75 students earned industry-recognized credentials or certifications such as certified nurse assistant, 911 dispatching, education fundamentals, early childhood education, automotive service excellence, Boeing Pre-Employment Training and ServSafe certification
• Seniors earned $8.1 million in scholarships
• Nine qualified to receive Missouri’s Bright Flight Scholarship based on earning an ACT score in the top 3% to 5% of Missouri students and attending a Missouri college or university 
• Seniors completed 27,651 hours of community service during high school
• 23 earned community service honor cords for volunteering 150 hours or more 
• Top 3 seniors for service hours: Rebecca Simpkins (605.5 hours), Katherine Kellner (460 hours), Devin Scharer (342.75 hours)

Watch the 87th annual commencement ceremony here: https://www.youtube.com/live/5vB4W1gQcBs?feature=share