March 2019 – The Booster Redux

Special education teacher Teresa Van Epps (left) will take the position of volleyball head coaching position and business and graphics teacher Morgan Westervelt (right) will take an assistant coaching position.

Administration hires new head, assistant volleyball coaches

March 27, 2019

Sophomore Dalton Sutton pins down freshman Dexter Carlton at the Purple and White Wrestling Scrimmage. Sutton competed on the White Team, while Carlton competed on the Purple Team. The tournament, which kicked off the Dragon wrestlers' season and determined who would be taking the team's varsity and junior varsity spots. Carlton and Sutton are two of the 16 underclassmen on the varsity team, coached by LC Davis.

Stepping up to the mat

March 21, 2019

Ahead of the game

Ahead of the game

March 20, 2019

Ahead of the game

Ahead of the game

March 20, 2019

Assistant principal Kelynn Heardt will replace Phil Bressler as head principal of Pittsburg High School starting in July.

District hires Heardt as new principal, begins replacement process

March 8, 2019

Senior Nicole Konopelko gives remarks in student publications adviser Emily Smith's classroom at a a ceremony on the afternoon of Feb. 20 in which Konopelko was honored for winning Kansas Student Journalist of the Year.

Konopelko named Kansas Student Journalist of the Year

March 8, 2019

Junior Kordon Johns gives a speech at the HOSA conference at Pittsburg State University.

HOSA members qualify for International Leadership Conference in Orlando

March 6, 2019

The process behind canceling

The process behind canceling

March 4, 2019

Head debate and forensics coach Julie Laflen responds to interview questions from a local television station at the team's annual home tournament. This year's student-run tournament was the largest in school history, with over 300 competitors from 21 different schools.

Forensics team hosts largest tournament in school history

March 2, 2019

Sophomore Rebeccah Jones (right) — the only girl on the PHS wrestling team — takes on Labette County at PHS's first annual home Southeast Kansas JV Wrestling Championship. Jones went 1-2, placing second in the tournament's all-girls, 100-104 pound weight class.

Sophomore wrestler places fourth at state tournament

March 1, 2019

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