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If you are a rising junior or senior in a business pathway, and you are interested in taking AP Business or CSC199- Introduction to Information Technology (MOS) through Murray State University for the 26-27 school year, please contact Mrs. Amy Hardin via email for more information.



MaKenzie is graduating in the pathway with three years of classes. Hill has videoed/streamed live ball games, anchored PTTV Newscast, directed Newscast and done everything in-between.
"MaKenzie has truly taken a leadership role this year, her senior year," said PTHS Media Arts instructor Mike Spissinger. "We can't wait to watch her take her skills to the next level, starting her new job at WPSD after graduation, in Promotions & on-line producing."



Tomorrow (Tuesday, May 12), PTHS Baseball plays Crittenden County. Varsity begins at 6:00 PM followed by JV.
Get your tickets at GoFan: https://gofan.co/event/6557334?schoolId=KY13135
Go Big Blue!


Congratulations to the PATC Students of the Year:
Auto Tech: Elijah Johnson
Auto Body: Logan Walston
Welding: LaDarius Flemons
Carpentry: Ben Bliss
Medicaid Nurse Aid: Jamari Johnson
Phlebotomy: Malana Bobbitt
Medicaid Nurse Aid candidates included:
DaMoneca Allen, Alyssa Carpton, Amya Dumas, Jasline English, Jayla Enlow, Jamari Johnson, Alana Key, Johannah Moran, Milly Oblea, Abigail Sullivan, Olivia Uhlik, Quinton Turner, Kathryn Wade, Avery Waufle
Phlebotomy Technician candidates included:
DaMoneca Allen, Malana Bobbitt, MarKyah Dunivin, Donovan Hernandez, Jamari Johnson, Makhia Jones, Johannah Moran, Kadence Robertson, Avery Waufle




The PTHS softball vs. Crittenden County game scheduled for tonight has been canceled. Senior Night recognition will be at the PTHS vs. Massac County game on Monday, May 11. Senior recognition will begin at 5:30 p.m. Varsity plays at 6:00 p.m. JV will follow. Get your tickets at GoFan- https://gofan.co/event/6593015?schoolId=KY13135 Go Big Blue!











Join us today at 12:00 Noon on Facebook or Youtube as we announce the winner of the Road to Excellence Car Giveaway! Our students have been collecting tickets for Attendance, Good Behavior, and Academic Excellence all year- we're excited to see who wins! Join us on Facebook Live at www.facebook.com/pthsofficial or our PPTV Youtube livestream at https://www.youtube.com/live/G-o7E7sjI40?si=Mrv6zOr9tnFVjkoD



Paducah Tilghman High School senior Lucy LeBuhn was named the the Kentucky Athletic Administrators Association (KAAA) Bunny Daughtery Female Athlete of the Year at the 2026 KAAA Awards Program, held April 22-24 in Louisville.
LeBuhn has played varsity girls soccer, varsity girls tennis, and is a pep club leader, member of the National Honor Society, Student Council, Beta Club, Rotary Interact Club, Concordia (women's a cappella group), and Concert Choir. Outside of school she enjoys Saddlebred horseback riding, playing the piano and guitar, volunteering with local organizations, and is an avid member of First Presbyterian Church of Paducah. She has been named a candidate for the U.S. Presidential Scholars Program, an AP Scholar, and a graduate of the Governor's Scholars Program. She was named "Miss Tilghman" for the PTHS Class of 2026, the highest award bestowed by vote of the school's staff, teachers, and administration each year. Lucy plans to attend the University of Virginia after graduation.

Join us Thursday, May 7 at 12:00 Noon on Facebook or Youtube as we announce the winner of the Road to Excellence Car Giveaway! Our students have been collecting tickets for Attendance, Good Behavior, and Academic Excellence all year- we're excited to see who wins! Join us on Facebook Live at www.facebook.com/pthsofficial or our PPTV Youtube livestream at https://www.youtube.com/@paducahtilghmanhighschoolm4146



Sixteen student-athletes from across the Commonwealth of Kentucky have been selected for the Student Advisory Group. Madelyn will be the first student from Paducah Tilghman High School to represent this region on the panel.
The Student Advisory Group focuses on relevant and contemporary issues affecting today’s students in education-based athletics and performing arts. Students sharpen their leadership skills and realize the privilege and power of their influence in their school, community, and state. The program is designed to help students hone their leadership abilities and teach them how to effectively influence and lead their peers in a positive manner.
Madelyn is a three-year member of Tilghman’s Varsity Soccer Team and Varsity Softball Team, and was a three-year starter on the Varsity Basketball Team. She received the All District Award in 2024. She’s also a PTHS Student Ambassador and member of Concordia A Capella Ensemble, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Future Business Leaders of America, Beta Club, and NHS. She’s an active member of Immanuel Baptist Church and is employed by The Dirt Road.
Her parents are Lacy and Jason Boling.

