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The National Honors Society did a 5K walk on May 11th to support the Alzheimer's Association! The Alzheimer's Association work to provide support and resources for families affected by Alzheimers, as well as funding research into curing the disease. The NHS along with family and friends has currently raised $1528 towards this cause.  We had a great turn out for the walk.  Using this link, you can donate directly to our team.

Outstanding Students Breakfasts: This week, PAHCC proudly hosted two Outstanding Student Awards Ceremonies to honor students who have demonstrated exceptional skill, dedication, and growth during the second semester of the 2024-2025 school year. 

Congrats to the following two students~

Automotive Technology ~ Gerrit Beenen

Natural Resource Management / Introduction to Agriculture ~ Calvin Alemida

We also want to give a special shout-out to Conner Dempsy:

Design & Illustration: Congratulations to Design & Illustration student Conner Dempsey, who has been selected to attend the prestigious Governor’s Technology & Design Institute this summer at Champlain College. This immersive experience offers hands-on exploration in game design, 3D modeling, cybersecurity, graphic design, programming, and more.

Conner will join a community of students who share his passion for tech and creativity, working in state-of-the-art labs with professional-grade software and hardware. He’ll also be able to earn college credits during this exciting summer program.

We also want to give a shout out to Morgan Beenen and Lily Root!

Design & Illustration and Addison Repertory Theatre: Our students in the Arts, Entertainment, & Design cluster (A.R.T. and Design & Illustration) submitted portfolios for the statewide review. Twelve of our PHCC students earned an Industry Recognized Credential for their portfolio.

Out of the 183 portfolios that were submitted, Morgan Beenen and Lily Root earned credentials from VUHS. Lily earned the third highest score in the state! While there was only a 50% pass rate in the state, A.R.T. had a 100% pass rate, and Design & Illustration had an 80% pass rate — a true testament to the high-level work that our students are doing at the Career Center.

Ag Club organized the Ag Olympics for Ag Day on Friday. The rain did not stop us from having great fun with all the young participants from our community. They completed relay races to collect eggs, harvest potatoes, and haul water. There were also some self explore stations such as tractor play, getting a lasso on the pretend bull, and of course some corn hole. At 11:20 we switched gears and created an obstacle course for middle and high school participants. Thank you to Carson K., Luke T., Zach G., Atticus M., Chace P., Hunter M., Riley F., Savannah W., and Teagen M. For all their hard work!