We hope you have been enjoying the long weekend! Just a reminder, school resumes tomorrow at 8 a.m. for a regular school day.
As we are experiencing colder weather tomorrow morning, we want to ensure our students are prepared for the chill. Here are some tips to help everyone bundle up and stay warm:
🧥Layer Up: Dress in layers to trap heat. A thermal shirt, sweater, and a winter jacket are recommended.
🧤Hats and Gloves: Don't forget to wear a hat to retain body heat, and gloves to protect your hands from the cold.
🧦🥾Warm Footwear: Ensure your student wears warm and insulated footwear to keep their feet cozy. Or, wear two pairs of socks.
🧣Scarves: A scarf can be a great addition to keep the neck warm. Make sure it's snug but not too tight.
Should any weather developments happen overnight we will notify families first via ClassTag. We look forward to seeing our students back in school tomorrow! 🦅
Remember, there is no school Monday, January 15 in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day! All PBTISD offices will also be closed for the holiday. Classes will resume on Tuesday, January 16 at 8 am.🦅
💙 This January, PBTISD is joining hands to raise awareness during Human Trafficking Prevention Month! 🌐
Tomorrow, January 11 is National Human Trafficking Prevention Day. Let's unite as a community by wearing blue to stand against human trafficking. Together, we can be the voice for those who need it most. 💙🤝🦅 #EndHumanTrafficking
📖 Read more: https://www.pbtisd.net/article/1403718
The Board of Trustees is seeking community input on the potential naming of the Zavala Elementary Gym. The Board has discussed naming the Gym after Filimon "Tally" Talamantez. Please complete the following survey below.
https://pecos.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_cT0ko78T560YQe2
The countdown has ended.. Christmas break is here ❄️🎄🦅 Safe travels to all and happy holidays ⛄️
The Class of 2025 would like to extend gratitude to Techwater for donating 70 dozen donuts. Every department within PBTISD was able to enjoy Krispy Kreme donuts. And, the class was able to donate to local first responders, city workers, banks, and 20+ locations. Thank you, Techwater! 🦅🍩
This week's Soaring Eagle recipient is William Phillips. 🦅
Mr. Phillips is one of our awesome admins at PHS. He makes himself extremely visible to students and teachers around campus. He is always there to help in any way he can. A couple of our colleagues had this to say about Mr. Phillips, "(1) He is always on the ready to lend a helping hand, and has a good rapport with students which allows for CKH redirection. An asset to PBTISD, especially PHS. (2) Charismatic go-getter who always puts students first! I've watched this young man's career from substitute to assistant principal and one common thread is how he treats others!" Thank you, Mr. Phillips! You're a rockstar!
Herff Jones will be on campus Thursday, 12/20/23, from 11:10a-1:20p delivering SENIOR RINGS!
The balance must be paid in full to receive the ring. Also, SENIORS who have NOT purchased their cap/gown, for graduation, will be able to order/purchase those during the same time frame.
Remember, Friday, December 22 is an Early Release Day at 12:30 p.m.! Students will be served lunch before dismissal.🦅⏰
For their Annual Christmas Party Scavenger Hunt, our PHS Swim Team went hunting for some much-needed items for the Pecos Animal Shelter! Special thanks to Kristi Wright for coming and speaking with our Eagles about the Animal Shelter and it's "No-Kill Program".🐶🎄🐱
The junior class will be selling Krispy Kreme donuts for students in the morning! Donuts will be $2 and it will be cash only! 🍩
‼️ New feature ‼️
Parents, family, friends, and anyone in our community can now submit any school-related photos to be considered for our PHS 2023-2024 Yearbook! It is as easy as:
1️⃣. Visit: https://studio.balfour.com/ezpix/
2️⃣. Add yearbook project number (416932)
3️⃣ No code is needed so skip the bottom line
4️⃣ Accept terms and set-up user info
5️⃣ Find photos on your phone or computer to upload and add captions/tags so everyone will know who is in the photo!
8️⃣ days and counting... candy cane day 🔴⚪️🦅
Holiday headgear... 9️⃣ days until winter break 🎄❄️
🔟 days until winter break🦅
Red vs Green! 🎄
It's 1️⃣1️⃣ days until Winter break!🎄🦅 #WinterWonderland
This week's Soaring Eagle recipient is Jessica Minjarez. Ms. Minjarez wears so many hats from the SPED department lead to mentor and everything in between. She is constantly advocating for our students and is always willing to go the extra mile for her students as well as her fellow colleagues. She not only oversees and ensures that SPED students receive high-quality academic educational services, but creates a space to meet the social, emotional, and mental health needs of every student.
One of our colleagues had this to say about Ms. Minjarez, "She takes on multiple roles in the SPED department (transition, behavior, dyslexia, and lead). She never complains, always listens and helps us out, and is truly the best leader. We all learn so much from her and know we can rely on her always."
Thank you, Ms. Minjarez! Keep up the good work!
‼️ PHS 2023-2024 Yearbooks are now on sale! ‼️
See all the packages you can get for your scholar and even purchase ad space online! For any questions, contact the yearbook sponsor, Mrs. Pogue at ipogue@pbtisd.esc18.net.
🔗 https://www.balfour.com/texas/pecos/pecos-high-school
Stepping into the holiday spirit with our cozy and festive Christmas socks for day 1️⃣ of the countdown to winter break! 🧦❄️
Each week, PHS Staff Ambassadors would like to highlight a person who has shown a positive impact on our campus culture. Each week they will receive our Soaring Eagle and a shout-out.
This week's recipient is Angel Credille! Mrs. Credille always has a smile on her face! She has a servant's heart and a warm embrace. PHS is so thankful for all the hard work she puts forth to create a positive environment for our faculty and students.
One of our PHS Ambassadors had this to say about Mrs. Credille. "I would like to highlight Mrs. Credille's traits. One thing I notice about her is how she prioritizes student's emotional health. She has an open door policy and stops what she is doing to simply greet a student with a smile, a hug, or even a water bottle. On the other hand she always replies to her emails, helps find an answer whenever anyone has a question or concern. Mrs. Credille is very professional, hardworking, has a positive attitude, and always makes time for students and staff"
Congrats, Mrs. Credille! Keep up the good work!🦅
