High School Happenings

As we turn the calendar to March, there is a renewed sense of energy in our halls. The days are growing longer, spring is just around the corner, and our Methacton Warriors are stepping into one of the busiest and most exciting seasons of the school year.

Spring brings a full calendar of activities and athletics—practices, competitions, performances, club events, and opportunities for students to shine in new ways. Whether your child is competing on the field, performing on stage, leading in a club, or cheering on classmates from the stands, this season offers countless moments for growth, teamwork, and school pride. We are WARRIORS!

These experiences extend learning beyond the classroom. Students develop resilience, time management, leadership, and a deep sense of belonging. They learn how to support one another, how to handle both victory and disappointment, and how to commit themselves to something bigger than themselves. Warriors make the best teammates!

Thank you for your continued support of our school community. We are looking forward to a vibrant and successful spring season and to celebrating the Methacton Warriors in every way.

Beginning this Monday, March 2, 2026, Methacton School District will implement new attendance reporting procedures that will change how families report student absences. Effective March 2:

• Families cannot report an absence, late arrival, or early departure via email.

• Absences, late arrivals, or early dismissals must be reported one of two ways:

• Using the new attendance reporting feature in the PowerSchool Parent Portal, which will be available starting March 2. This fulfills the written note requirement and provides direct notification to the school. Click here for step-by-step instructions.

• Calling the school 610-831-5329

• Absences reported by phone will be marked unexcused unless a signed physical note is submitted to the school’s main office within three days.

It is important that you review the full details of our updated attendance reporting procedures to ensure you understand the changes. Visit www.methacton.org/attendance for complete information and guidance.

NCAA Informational Session-

• Counseling will be on hand to share information with students and families intent on playing sports at the college level.

• Hear key details form Methacton Alum, Jeff Woodward ('20) who played varsity basketball for Methacton and was recruited to Colgate University.

• Learn the key differences between Division I, Division II and Division III athletics.

• Understand what students need to be doing now to better their chances for later.

• High School Counselors will be presenting information concerning post high school plans to parents of current 10th and 11th grade students (Classes of 2027 and 2028).

• Counselors will be meeting with all 11th grade students in their English classes on March 24th and will also be meeting with the students individually to make sure they are on track with their planning.

• 4-year colleges/universities, 2-year colleges, trade schools, military and the workplace are all requiring similar AND different actions on the part of the students.

• This is a great opportunity to learn what your students are hearing and be able to best support them as they navigate the various post-high school paths.

Celebrate your Methacton Graduate with a graduation lawn sign. All proceeds support the Methacton Post Prom. Pick up will be at the high school outside the main entrance in mid May, more details to follow as we get closer. Each sign requested requires an order form. Order deadline is Friday 4/17/2026.

Please submit your order form here: https://forms.gle/M4LqLSajcf7sDD5t9

Cost is $25 per sign.
Post Prom PayPal: mhspostpromdonations@gmail.com - please add a comment that the payment is for GRAD SIGN
Mail Check to: Methacton Post Prom, P.O.Box 39, Eagleville PA, 19408-0039
Cash (contact steven.p246@verizon.net) or Check to Methacton Post Prom

Venmo @methactonpostprom (please note yard sign)
Questions to Michelle Petko at steven.p246@verizon.net

The snow day will not affect the last student day. It will remain June 12, 2026