Tonight's Webinar starts at 6:30.  Here is the Link: https://psdr3-org.zoom.us/j/94870460569

8th grade parents visit: https://sites.google.com/psdr3.org/welcome-to-pattonville-high/home

PHS Registration Site: https://sites.google.com/psdr3.org/hscounseling/2023-2024-registration

The Pattonville High School jazz ensemble was selected to perform in front of approximately 800 music educators from across the state by competitive blind audition at the 2023 annual Missouri Music Educators Association (MMEA) In-Service Workshop/Conference on Jan. 26 at Tan-Tar-A. Band director Denny McFarland submitted a recording of last year’s jazz ensemble performing, and out-of-state judges chose performers without knowing anything about the group. Groups chosen to perform over the three-day conference represent high schools, colleges and community groups in Missouri. Only one high school jazz band is chosen to perform at the conference each year. This is the first ensemble from the high school to be selected to perform at the conference. In 2018, the choir at Pattonville Heights Middle School performed at the conference, including a song written for the choir by a local composer.

The seventh annual Biomedical Sciences White Coat Ceremony was held on Thursday, Jan. 12, in the Pattonville High School main gym to recognize students who have successfully completed coursework in Pattonville's nationally certified biomedical sciences program. 

Students enrolled in the third year of the program were presented with a white coat and recited the Hippocratic oath before family, friends and colleagues. Due to physical distancing needs, only students receiving their white coats were recognized in-person. 

Those students are Macy Avery, Corina Baker, Nicole Cobbs, Marlaina Corson, Josiah McCall, Paul Palermo, Yashika Raja, Clare Ridings, Aryan Sankpal and Muneer Sarrar. They are taught by high school biomedical sciences teachers Jamie Jobe and Megan Kemper.