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Park Center Pirate Newsletter

Park Center Pirate Newsletter
Park Center PirateNewsletter

May 2024

Graduation for the Class of 2024! Graduation for the Class of 2024!

Student in green graduation regalia smiles toward the crowd

Just a few weeks until graduation for the Class of 2024! 🎓


Sunday, June 9th at 1:00 p.m.

3M Arena at Mariucci


Tickets are not required. You can find all of the information about senior wrap-up and the ceremony here: tinyurl.com/PCSHGrad2024

Summer is Almost Here! Summer is Almost Here!

Have a great summer 🌞

Thank you PC students and families for a great 2023-24 school year! We are so proud of all of the hard work and learning our Pirates have done this year. We hope everyone has a fun and safe summer!

Summer Meal Options 🥪

Osseo Area Schools will provide free breakfast and lunch to children 18 years of age or younger through the federally funded Summer Food Service Program from June 10 through Aug 1.

Meals must be eaten on site. Meals will be available at Crest View, Fair Oaks, Park Brook, OALC, Osseo Middle School, and at Park Center! Find information about all location, times, and hours here.


Meals at Park Center Senior High:

  • Meals served Monday through Thursday, June 10-July 25 (no service June 19, July 4-5)
  • Breakfast: 8:30-9:30 a.m.
  • Lunch:11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
  • Contact: 763-569-7633

Summer Credit Recovery 🏫

There are two options available for students to recover credits from this school year, one at Park Center and another through the Osseo Area Learning Center (OALC).


Students that received a 1.0-1.49 in a graduation required course are able to enroll in the PCSH Summer Credit Recovery Program.

  • Students will focus on the essential material required to pass the core classes students did not pass this last school year.
  • Sessions will run Mon-Thurs, from 8:30-11:30 am throughout the summer.
  • If you have any questions, please contact your school counselor or Anthony Turner at turnera@district279.org


The OALC summer school credit recovery program is available to current students in grades 9-12 who are behind on credits or are not on track to graduate. Priority will be given to Seniors and Juniors.

  • Summer Session: June 11th to July 19th Monday-Friday from 8 am-12 pm
  • No class June 10th, June 19th, July 4th, or July 5th
  • Application deadline is 3pm, Wednesday May 22nd.

Get Your 2023-24 Yearbook! Get Your 2023-24 Yearbook!

Yearbook Distribution Day will take place in the cafeteria on Wednesday, May 29th during all 3 lunches. Students who purchased a book online should show their student ID when picking up their copy. Limited yearbooks will also be available for purchase for $55 CASH ONLY. Please contact Ms. Lynch with any questions.

Highlights & Celebrations Highlights & Celebrations

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PC students participated in a Unified Leadership Retreat focused on friendship, social skills, and leadership skills!

Pirates Esports Team Logo, black flag with a green and yellow game controller, text "Esports Pirates" undernear the flag
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PCSH Valorant team for Esports won the state championship this past Saturday at SCSU!

Transportation Director, PC teacher, PC student, and PC Principal stand together displaying the winning art!
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PCSH student Natali Morin is a district first place winner for the Bus Safety Poster Contest!

Activities + Athletics Activities + Athletics

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Fall Sports

Fall PAC Meeting (Parents/Guardians, Athletes, Coaches)

  • Tuesday, July 30th
  • 6:30pm in the Auditorium with the Activities Coordinator
  • 7:00pm-8:00pm team will split up to go over all the necessary information for tryouts or the season
  • 30 minutes before and after the meetings for registration help


Visit
pcactivities.com for more information, including information about educational benefits.


Fall registration opens July 29. A current sport physical is required to register.

Student Activities Highlight: Prism Club

Students from Prism Club were able to take a field trip to the Outfront Youth Summit in March and to see the Lion King at the Orpheum in April. At the Youth Summit, students learned about their rights, resources, and ways to be involved in the community. At the Lion King, students were able to see world class theater while being in community and sharing time with peers, teachers, and friends. Advisors for Prism Club are Tashi Johns, Kari Roll and Suzanne Blum Grundyson.

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Outfront Youth Summit

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Lion King at the Orpheum

Finish the School Year Strong 💪 Finish the School Year Strong 💪

We are almost to the end of the 2023-24 school year. Now is a great time to make sure your student is on-track to pass their classes.


  • Review your student's current grades with them. Celebrate their hard work so far this year!
  • For any grades they want to improve, look at what assignments, tests, or projects they are missing
  • Help them come up with a plan to complete missing work and prepare for upcoming tests and projects
  • Reach out to your child's teachers (or have them reach out to their teachers!) with any questions
  • Have your child attend Homework Center Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday from 2:00-4:30

What's Happening at PC What's Happening at PC

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  • May 27: No School (Memorial Day)
  • May 29: Yearbook Distribution
  • June 4: Last Day for Seniors
  • June 6: Last Day of School (Grades 9-11)
  • June 9: Graduation Ceremony

Park Center PRIDE Park Center PRIDE

Park Center Logo; pirate with a dark complexion wearing a green hat on a yellow background
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At Park Center we expect every student to demonstrate P.R.I.D.E.


  • Participate in your education
  • Respect yourself and others
  • Inspire others
  • Do the right thing
  • Excel in all you do


For all Park Center rules and expectations, refer to our Student and Family Handbook

Park Center Senior High School
Osseo Area Schools

website: www.district279.org

email: pcsh@district279.org

phone: 763-569-7600


At Osseo Area Schools, our mission is to inspire and prepare each and every scholar with the confidence, courage and competence to achieve their dreams; contribute to community; and engage in a lifetime of learning.

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