Phil Campbell HS Newsletter

I hope all of you enjoyed the perfect weekend weather and the epic finish to the Master golf tournament this afternoon! (The greatest spring sporting event!)

Our 7th and 8th graders will be taking the ACAP test this week. Thank you to those who have contributed funds to provide these students breakfast each morning of testing: Curtis Baker, Jason & Tina Cummings, Kristie Wilbanks, Obrey Burks, Martha Smith. We are lucky to have such a supportive community and parents. Good luck to our students and thank you to our teachers for pouring such hard work into these students all year!

We had some Winter sports recognitions come in this week. The Times Daily Small School All-Area Teams were released. Congratulations to Austin Elliott for making first team boys. Congratulations to Leela Baker for making first team girls and Layla Baker for making honorable mention.

Our Prom will be on Saturday at Scottarosa Farms (more information is posted below). We hope our students have a fun and safe party together this weekend. Our juniors and seniors will be be served a catered lunch from Rancho Viejo on Friday courtesy of Community Spirit Bank.

Congratulations to our boys and girls golf team on their first place finish in the Red Bay Invitational this week and Taylor Wallace for her low school medal.

Congratulations to our softball team on their wins over Red Bay and Vina this week.

Congratulations to our baseball team on improving to 4-0 in area play this week with a sweep of Sheffield, locking up a playoff spot next week. We will play for the area championship this week against Colbert Heights. Also, vote for Isaac Duboise below for Times Daily Player of the Week. Just click on the link and vote.

Have A Great Week!

Bart Moss

Principal

Click on the link below and vote for Isaac Duboise for Times Daily Player of the Week!

This information has been posted in Seniors Google Classroom for several days and announced at school:

* Time: Senior Leadout is Saturday at 6:30, Seniors plan to be at Scottarosa Farms by 6pm. Parents of seniors and parents of senior dates are invited to Leadout.

* Prom will begin immediately after Senior Leadout. Prom is Saturday at Scottarosa Farms from 7pm-10pm

* Parents are not allowed inside prom and no student will be allowed to leave once they enter venue. Don’t worry, though, there will be appointed parent chaperones.

* Students may leave after the crowning of Prom King/Queen

* A photo booth will be available for pictures

* Students who sold candles need to see Mrs. Moss about ticket balance.

* Seniors do not require a ticket, if their date is in 9th-11th or from another school, date will require ticket. See Mrs. Moss to pay
* 11th graders that didn’t sell candles prom tickets are $75 for you + $75 for your date. See Mrs. Moss to pay
* Deadline to pay is Wednesday, April 15th at 3pm
* If your date is from another school or has graduated, make sure you have filled out a form from the office. The deadline to return forms was the Friday BEFORE Spring Break. If those forms were not turned in there is no guarantee your date will be approved. No forms will be accepted this week.

* There will be a prom lunch on Friday. You must be at school on Friday for the lunch in order to attend prom on Saturday. All students attending prom will be dismissed from school after lunch.

* The lunch is themed Nacho Average Prom Party. It will be catered by Rancho Viejo and sponsored by Community Spirit Bank.

Earn a free break ticket if you are the first student to find me in person with the correct answer.

Ends on Wednesday after Bobcat Period.

1. On Tuesday evening, after threatening to annihilate Iranian civilization, President Trump announced an 11th-hour ceasefire. How long is the truce set to last?

2. As the astronauts of NASA's Artemis II mission approached the moon this week, they called to mission control and requested to name a crater in honor of whom?

3. Who won the Master's Golf tournament on Sunday?

As I promised last week...

Emma Rambo was honored for earning first place in the Alabama Farm-City essay contest for student in the 10th through 12th grade during the Alabama Farm-City Awards Luncheon in Auburn. Rambo earned $300 for her essay which was written around Grow Alabama.

Our boys and girls golf teams finished in first place at the 15th annual Red Bay Invitational. Taylor Wallace was also the low medalist for the girls.

Baseball recognized their three seniors this week (L-R) Hagen Raper, Eli Tyra, Matthew Taylor.

Baseball/Softball Snapshots This Week

Thanks to Aspen Misner, Lily Stewart and Ragan Moss for some of the pics.

Congratulations to 8th grader Jayden Weeks on first place in multiple events at the 4H camp in Columbiana this weekend. Also picture is 6th grader Jase Swinney who placed as well.