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You can also download at pdf of the schedules at https://paducahpublicschoolsky.sites.thrillshare.com/o/paducah-ms/documents//26185025


Let's make this important step into high school a smooth and exciting one as you learn all about your 9th grade schedule, meet our dedicated teachers, and explore the many clubs, activities, and career pathways that PTHS has in store for you. We can't wait to meet you!

Our team is suited to conquer the quest for school breakfast and encourage students to start their day with a healthy, nutritious meal that fuels their minds and bodies for learning. From whole grains and fresh fruit to protein-packed options, our breakfast helps students power up for the school day ahead!
A huge thank you to our incredible School Nutrition team who work hard every morning to make sure students are ready to succeed. We appreciate everything you do for our schools and our students! 💛
Don’t forget — school breakfast is available every morning! Join us and start your day the right way.
#NSBW #SchoolBreakfast #FuelForSuccess #SchoolNutrition #ConquerTheQuest

Reminder: One week until Paducah Middle Cheer Clinic March 3-5, 5:30 - 7:00 p.m. at the Paducah Middle School gym. This is a great opportunity to see what PM cheer is all about and to learn fundamentals that will be useful for tryouts. All current 3rd - 7th graders welcome. $10 dollars at the door.
Tryouts will be held March 30-April 2 for current 4th - 7th grade students only. You must have a KHSAA sports physical by March 30!

PTHS invites current 8th grade families to learn more about selecting classes for the upcoming freshman year. The meeting will be Monday, February 23 at 6:00 PM in the Paducah Middle School Cafeteria. Please note: students will not select classes at this meeting. For more info, contact Mr. Durr at jonathan.durr@paducah.kyschools.us



The only activity that remains as scheduled for Friday is the Paducah Tilghman High School Varsity Boys and Girls Basketball games at McCracken County High School. MCHS says parking lots and sidewalks will be cleared. Fans and student families should use their best judgement when deciding to attend the game.

Paducah Tilghman students will learn online using Microsoft Teams. Paducah Middle, elementary and Head Start students will use paper packets. Your student’s school will send additional instructions.
A NTI day does not change the school calendar. The last day for students is still Thursday, May 21, as scheduled.

Performance Details
Date: Friday, February 6, 2026
Time: 3:45 p.m.
Location: Cathedral of the Assumption in Louisville



Benjamin Johnson took 1st place in the 6th grade division.
Paducah Middle swept the 7th grade division: Madeline Rains ranked 1st place; Ayden Tucker earned 2nd place; Mackenzie Ryan took 3rd.
Aubrey Fisher topped the 8th grade division.
Our students and their fellow Paducah Public Schools student winners centered their entries around the theme of being agents of change in their communities.
The group is pictured with school board member, Amina Watkins, superintendent Dr. Donald Shively, McNabb Elementary School Principal Teresa Spann, and assistant superintendent Will Black.
Congratulations, Benjamin, Madeline, Ayden, Mackenzie and Aubrey!








AN IMPORTANT MESSAGE FROM PTHS ATHLETICS:
We appreciate your attendance at Paducah Tilghman athletic events and your support of our students.
With winter sports beginning and our first home basketball games, please review our updated regulations for events. Thank you for working with us to keep the safety of our students, athletes, and fans a top priority. Go Big Blue!

Four Paducah Middle art students earned prizes for their work at the Kentucky Art Association Fall Conference which was held at Bellarmine University November 14-16.
In the Middle School 3D Sculpture division, Arya Shemwell won 1st place, Taliyah Adams won 2nd place, and Iris Petalino won 3rd place. Jordyn Waldon also won 1st place in another category.
Congratulations to PM Art teacher Dr. Anthony Woodruff and his students!
Dr Anthony Woodruff





