PTHS Softball tryouts will be Monday, February 16 at 5:00 p.m. Tryouts will be held at the softball field, weather permitting. If the field is wet, tryouts will be held at the indoor facility.
It is Senior Night tonight as PTHS hosts St. Mary at Dinning Gym. Girls Varsity begins at 6:00 p.m. followed by Senior Night at approximately 7:00 p.m. Boys Varsity follows at 7:30 p.m.
Congratulations to sophomore Lamarrion Bufford for winning one of our random drawings rewarding students for good attendance, behavior and grades. Lamarrion won a Fun Pack sponsored by Mellow Mushroom, Atomic City, Dunkin', and Marcos Pizza.
Now in its second year, the Road to Excellence, in partnership between Paducah Tilghman High School and Hands of Hope 501 – c3, is a program where students earn chances throughout the year for prizes including the grand prize… a CAR!
Congratulations to freshman Jensen Smithfor winning one of our random drawings rewarding students for good attendance, behavior and grades. Jensen won prizes from Dillard's, HB & Co., and Marcos Pizza!
Now in its second year, the Road to Excellence, in partnership between Paducah Tilghman High School and Hands of Hope 501 – c3, is a program where students earn chances throughout the year for prizes including the grand prize… a CAR!
Congratulations to senior Angelique Hernandez for winning one of our random drawings rewarding students for good attendance, behavior and grades. Angelique won prizes from Dillard's, HB & Co., and Marcos Pizza!
Now in its second year, the Road to Excellence, in partnership between Paducah Tilghman High School and Hands of Hope 501 – c3, is a program where students earn chances throughout the year for prizes including the grand prize… a CAR!
The PT Academic Team had a great showing at District Governor's Cup competition, coming in second place overall. Most of the events had to be rescheduled due to the weather, and only a handful of team members were able to attend on January 31 at Marshall County High School, but everyone who was able to attend placed in one or more individual events, as well as placing second in Quick Recall as a team, earning 5 points in the overall competition.
The QR team, including Caroline Adkins, Max Canlas, Emme Haus, and Sam Marcum, advances to the regional competition at Murray High School on February 21. The Future Problem Solving team, comprised of Christian Anderson, Bailey Beyer, Lucy LeBuhn, and Sophie Panor, came in 3rd, earning 3 points for the overall.
The following students placed in the top 5 in individual events and will advance to the regional competition as well:
Caroline Adkins (6.5 points earned):
3rd place, Language Arts
3rd place (tie), Social Studies
5th place, Composition
Sam Marcum (5.5 points):
2nd place, Social Studies
4th place (tie), Science
Max Canlas (2.5 points):
4th place (tie), Science
5th place, Mathematics
Emme Haus (1 point):
5th place, Arts & Humanities
Photo caption, left to right: Sam Marcum, Caroline Adkins, Emme Haus, Max Canlas
Top row: Gage Hinton, Sam Coreau, Aiden Brown, Michael Pelech, Bryson Whited, Ricardo Lopez, Aden Joyce, and Dalton Newman.
Bottom row: Jermonie Mounday, Prestyn Dick, Aiden Hilton, Ben Bliss, Stokelyn Davis, Destinee Patterson, Andres Lopez, Kaysen Vinyard. Not Pictured Gabe Tharp.
CTE provides students with career exploration opportunities early in their educational experience, which enables them to make informed and beneficial decisions about their academic coursework and pursue established programs of study and career pathways that lead to good jobs in advanced manufacturing, cybersecurity, energy, health care, information technology, and transportation.
To find out more about the opportunities that the Paducah Innovation Hub offers in Career and Technical Education, visit paducahinnovationhub.com
