Phil Campbell HS Newsletter
August 24th, 2024
Phil Campbell High School Newsletter
October 14, 2025
The News
I hope all of you have had a great Fall Break! The weather has been perfect!
The first nine weeks ended last Wednesday. Report cards will go out on Friday.
We will be awarding close to 200 students with free break this week for perfect attendance for the month of September up to Fall Break.
We held our Bobcat Leadership Academy meeting this week. I got to get back in the classroom and do what I love- teaching! We discussed what leadership is and is not, the traits of a good and bad leader, too, a leadership self-assessment, and planned for future meetings and projects. I look forward to meeting with this group each month. It brings me back to why I got into education in the first place.
Congratulations to our junior high football team! They capped off an undefeated season tonight with a win over Colbert Heights and they beat Colbert County on the road last Monday. This is a great accomplishment for our football program and we are proud of them and we look forward to the future as these players join the varsity team.
Our varsity football team earned a big 56-12 win at Carbon Hill on Friday night putting them one step closer to a playoff bid. Our football team will host Gordo on Friday night.
Our junior high and junior varsity volleyball teams ended their seasons with wins last week. Our varsity volleyball team also closed out their home schedule with a win over Red Bay.
Our varsity volleyball team will begin postseason play on Thursday at Colbert Heights in the area tournament playing Sheffield at 6pm. If they win, they will play in the finals at 7:30 and earn a trip to Birmingham for the SuperRegionals.
Our band hosted their annual competition on Saturday with a huge crowd. They capped off the night with a performance by the UNA Marching Band.
Have A Great Week!
Bart Moss
Principal
This Week at PCHS
Lunch Menu
The Photo Album
Our middle school football team finished the season 8-0 beating Colbert Heights 42-22. They beat Colbert Heights twice, Colbert County twice, Red Bay twice, Lawrence County and Tharptown.
Our junior varsity volleyball team ended their season with win over Red Bay.
Our junior high volleyball team beat Sheffield to end their season with a win.
A beautiful sunset at Carbon Hill before our football beat the Bulldogs handily to improve their record to 4-3.
We celebrated our two custodians this week. Jenny May and Eddie Marbutt do an outstanding job keeping our campus looking good.