On Jan. 8, a song called  “drivers license” changed the music industry. In the span of three weeks, it has been ranked number 1 globally and number one on the Billboard Hot 100 Charts.  The song...

After the second bell rings, senior Audrey Goode walks to her Independent Study art class, gathers her materials, sits down and begins painting segments of her latest art project.  On Jan. 7, Goode...

Balancing work and school isn’t always the easiest task. Senior Emily Wachter utilizes a reduced schedule to work at the Family Resource Center as a child caregiver. “I go to work in the mornings...

Applied English and Communication is a class that educates students on subjects that apply to real life situations. It's a one semester class taught by English teacher Audrey Rhuems.  According to...

On Jan. 20, PHS choir director Susan Laushman was given the honor of the National Federation of State High School Association’s (NFHS) Outstanding Music Educator award.  According to the official...

As stated in the PHS 2020-2021 student handbook, cheating falls into four categories of academic dishonesty: plagiarism, collaboration, collusion and malpractice. In short, any time a student uses work...

Why do you wear Black lives matter merch? “Because I am black and it stands for a lot. My dad wants me to represent it and of course I will because I want to do it for myself.” What does Black...

The Dungeons and Dragons club requires the littlest bit of imagination to relax and be yourself in an embracing community. “[The atmosphere has] been very embracing, we are very much all-inclusive...