Indian Insight

The Early College Partnership (ECP) is an early-entrance-to-college program located on the campus of St. Louis Community College (STLCC) – Wildwood. Depending on the pathway selected, students attend ECP full or part-time for one or two years, replacing traditional high school courses taken during the junior and or senior year(s). While in ECP, students are enrolled in a curriculum consisting of college coursework taught by professors at STLCC – Wildwood. In addition to earning a high school diploma, upon successful completion of coursework, students are able to earn an associate of arts degree or meet the Core 42 Missouri Transfer Requirements. This is a unique and innovative opportunity for students to socialize and study in a learning community of peers.

Those interested in applying should complete the attached application and return it to Mrs. Reeder (Guidance Office) by Friday, February 20th.

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS:

Students should have a strong foundation of Geometry and Algebra II before applying, but the ECP Committee looks at the overall picture of a student’s academic performance by considering the following:

• Completed MVR3 ECP application
• Classroom performance (Grades in courses taken in 9th, 10th, and 11th grades)
• Cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher (Students with a GPA below 3.0 may apply but require a recommendation from an MVR3 staff member)
• Official student attendance and disciplinary record
• ACCUPLACER scores (Reading – 250, English – 250, Advanced Algebra and Functions - 231) (If needed, use the following link to sign up for ACCUPLACER testing at PHS on Thursday, February 12th: https://forms.gle/j5CZVxnjX8KoiMvh6)
  or
  ACT scores (Math – 22, English – 18, Reading – 18)
• An essay written by the student
• A signed agreement to abide by the expectations and responsibilities of the MVR3/STLCC Early College Partnership

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me at 636-334-4580 or qflexsenhar@mvr3.k12.mo.us.

Best Regards,

Dr. Quinn Flexsenhar

Director of Alternative Programs

Meramec Valley R-III School District

Arrow Academy

Good Evening,

Welcome and thank you for your interest in the Meramec Valley R-III (MVR3)/STLCC Career Technical Education Academy. CTE Academy is an early-entrance-to-college program located on the campus of St. Louis Community College (STLCC) - Wildwood. This program is a separate program from the Early College Program (ECP). Depending on the pathway selected, students attend the CTE Academy part-time for one or two years, replacing traditional high school courses taken during the junior and/or senior year(s). Students will attend the first 3 hours of the day at STLCC and the last two hours of the day at PHS. While in CTE Academy, students are enrolled in a curriculum consisting of college coursework taught by STLCC - Wildwood professors. In addition to earning a high school diploma, upon successful completion of coursework, students can earn up to 13 college credits during the school year, often while completing industry-recognized credentials or a college certificate. This is a unique and innovative opportunity for students to socialize and study in a learning community of peers.

For those interested in learning more about the program, a Virtual Parent/Student Informational Meeting is scheduled for Thursday, February 12th , at 8:00 pm. Those interested in applying should complete the attached application and return it to Mrs. Reeder (Counseling Office) by Friday, February 20th.

CTE Academy Pathways

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS:

Students should have a strong foundation of Geometry and Algebra II before applying, but the ECP Committee looks at the overall picture of a student's academic performance by considering the following

•Classroom performance (Grades, attendance and discipline in courses taken in 9th, 10th, and 11th grades)

•Cumulative GPA of 2.5 or higher

•Have met at least ONE of the criteria for the College-level reading proficiency

•A teacher recommendation letter

•An essay written by the student

•A signed agreement to abide by the expectations and responsibilities of the

MVR3/STLCC CTE Academy Partnership

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me sgodfrey@mvr3.k12.mo.us

Thank you,

Mrs. Stephanie Godfrey

The Winter Formal is just around the corner! Here's everything you need to know to make sure you're ready for an unforgettable night:

Date & Time:
Saturday, February 7th from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM.

Dress Code:
This is a formal dance, so please come dressed to impress! Formal attire is required—no jeans allowed. If you're unsure if your attire is appropriate for school, please check with an administrator ahead of time. Additionally, no baseball hats will be permitted. If you plan on wearing any other hats, they must be approved by administration prior to the dance.

Attendance Requirement:
In order to attend the Winter Formal Dance, you must be present for the entire day on Friday, February 6th.

Arrival Time:
You and/or your guest must arrive by 7:00 PM in order to be admitted. Doors will close at that time, and no one will be allowed in after 7:00 PM.

Coronation:
The Coronation ceremony will begin at 8:00 PM. All students and guests must remain at the dance until the coronation is completed, which will be around 8:15 PM.

Ticket Sales & Pricing:

Tickets are $10 each during Winter Formal Week.

Tickets purchased at the door the night of the dance will be $20.

Accountabilities must be paid before purchasing your ticket.

Guest Forms:
If you plan to bring a guest who is not a PHS student, guest forms are available on the table outside of the main office. These forms must be filled out and approved by PHS administration before purchasing a ticket for your guest.

1. All outside guests must be approved by the administration in advance.

2. All outside guests must have a personal reference. The reference is not to be from family members of the guest or the student (employer or minister suggested).

3. No dropouts from the current school year will be admitted.

4. No junior high/middle school students will be admitted.

5. Students or guests may not leave dances and return.

6. Only outside guests under the age of 21 will be permitted.

7. For all formal dances, formal attire is to be worn. (Jeans are not allowed and No hats unless approved by administration).

8. Students and guest are required to stay at dance until after coronation.

9. Students must in be attendance at school the day before the dance if a dance is held on Saturday. If a dance is held on a Friday, the student must attend school that day.

10. Students must have all accountabilities paid prior to purchasing ticket.

Senior students will have monthly class meetings from now until graduation in preparation of the big day! Seniors, if you are doing an internship, school flex, or any other program during Academic advisory, please plan to be at school on class meeting days to discuss this important information regarding graduation!

Remember to see Ms. Ingersoll about scholarship opportunities - don't delay!

Graduation Date: May 17th

Time: 6:00 PM

Project Graduation will take place after graduation - Time: TBD

CLASS MEETING MONDAY - 2/9

GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENT AND CAP/GOWN PICKUP WEDNESDAY - 2/18

MFAA 2026: Expressions

May 31 - June 13, 2026

The Missouri Fine Arts Academy (MFAA) is a two-week summer residential program for highly motivated high school student artists in the disciplines of visual arts/mixed media, theatre, dance, creative writing, and music (instrumental and vocal).

It’s time to lace up those sneakers! Registration is officially open for our annual 5K. This isn't just a race—it’s a chance to show your school pride.

Help Your School Win the Trophy! We are awarding a traveling trophy to the school with the highest participation. Whether you run or walk, make sure to select your child’s school during registration to help them take home the bragging rights this year!

• When: Saturday, March 7th at 8am

• Student Perk: Discounted registration is available for all MVR-III students.

• Register here for the race.

Power Lunch is designed to provide academic support and enrichment. Students do not need to be failing a course in order to seek assistance; all students are encouraged to meet with content experts during A Lunch. For those who are current with their assignments, a variety of alternative activities are also available on Power Lunch days.

Students are familiar with accessing their grades through Infinite Campus and will complete a grade check every Monday during Academic Advisory. We encourage families to continue these academic conversations at home to further support student success!

February 7th - Winter Formal

February 16th - Presidents Day - No School

February 19th & 20th - Finals

February 20th - End of 2nd Trimester - Early Dismissal 12:00 PM

February 23rd - No School - Staff PD day

Email: korris@mvr3.k12.mo.us
Website: https://www.mvr3.k12.mo.us/o/phs
Location: 425 Indian Warpath Drive, Pacific, MO, USA
Phone: (636) 271-1414
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PHSINDIANPRIDE/