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WELCOME
Park High School is known for its quality of education, its exceptional faculty, and its 21st century facility. We are academically rigorous, while recognizing that each young woman and man brings to us a unique self, with a unique history, capabilities, and interests. Students, when you leave this school on graduation day, you leave as adults. We challenge you to be full participants in your education so that all doors leading to your future are open to you.
Welcome to the Home of the Rangers!
Welcome to the Home of the Rangers!
Parents, want to make sure you're getting the latest info?
Make sure your Infinite Campus contact information is up to date!
Email Lisa.Peterson@livingston.k12.mt.us
She will be checking email and making those changes. Students are welcome to add email as well.
Principals Scalia and Dust
As we come to the mid-term of quarter 1 this week, we want to thank our families and students for working with us in making incremental changes to reopen. If you were to walk in our school building on any given day, you would see students socializing, learning and practicing safe hygiene in relation to Covid. Rangers – you are inspiring! Because of safe practices and family and community cooperation, our next step, with approval from the County Health Department, is allowing up to four spectators per player at games and a limited student section - with masks and physical distancing. We are still not allowing parents from opposing teams outside our county at games and we continue to encourage parents to not attend games in counties where there is community spread of Covid-19. See Mr. Par’s great video on Facebook! We are currently working with the Health Department on ways we might incorporate music and choir in a safe way. While we hope and are working on plans to fully reopen, we know that technology will be in our lives as we stay home for even simple illnesses or are required to quarantine. Thank you for your communication and patience. For technology issues, we have an incredible team across the school district working on Tech Integration and troubleshooting. Sarah Dahl is the District Technology Integration Specialist and she has teams of Tech Coaches at each school. At PHS, your go-to people are: Sarah Dahl, Technology Integration Specialist PHS Tech Coaches: 9th grade – Megan Burns 10th grade – Hannah Anderson 11th & 12th grades – Garrett Stannard For more information, click here to go to the District Transportation page
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Photos by Hunter D'Antuono/Livingston Enterprise
WEEKLY SCHEDULE
Here is what’s happening! Homecoming 2020 Monday, October 19th-October 24th Bring on the school spirit and pride! Please let us know if you are interested in helping in any of the week’s activities/events. Week’s Activities Friday 10/16 : 2:00pm-6:00pm Hall/Locker Decorating Monday-Thursday Community Member Poster Board Thank You notes Friday Blood Drive in the RecPlex 10:00am-2:00pm Voting for Royalty Voting for Homecoming Royalty will be on Monday and Tuesday. Students will vote for one person from their class cohort, who embodies Ranger PRIDE. Students will vote in their Canvas Homeroom Class Group A Votes on Tuesday Group B Votes on Monday Dress Up Days Monday: Crazy Masks/Decades Tuesday: Crazy Masks/Decades Wednesday: Spirit/ Senior Toga Day Thursday: Spirit/Senior Toga Day also Picture Day –Lifetouch *Homecoming Shirts will be available for purchase for $10.00 (s-3XL) *Shirts can be purchased at lunch, by calling in, emailing me, and at the week’s activities Contact Caitlin Chiller at 406-823-0141 or email her at caitlin.chiller@livingston.k12.mt.us DECORATING GUIDELINES FOR HOMECOMING 1. Our ceiling tiles are easily scratched. Please do not hang or adhere anything from the ceiling in the hallways. You can “lower” the ceiling by hanging decorations from the lockers. Locker Dimensions 9”x72” 2. To keep our school looking nice, use painters tape only on lockers, windows, walls, etc. Avoid double stick tape and gummy adhesives. 3. For safety purposes, please leave entry way doors clear by not covering with paper. Window markers are allowed on windows and glass doors. 4. Please decorate with signs, streamers, banners, etc. Confetti, Christmas lights, decorator lights, balloons, paint and glitter are to be avoided due to the danger of broken glass and tedious clean up. Why the guidelines? Homecoming Week is a time to celebrate and build school spirit. In our experience, hall decorations can become overly distracting as the week progresses. We have observed that students get upset when balloons get popped and lights get broken, which then gets you angry at each other and defeats the purpose of the week. Your assistance in helping us achieve the balance between a productive educational week and a uniting of the school community is greatly appreciated! Remember that you are expected to be available for classes on your offsite day. From what we can tell as we begin the year, it is those who are working a job on their offsite days who are struggling. You need to treat your offsite day as if you were onsite at school. If you are working a job or are not available during the school day on your offsite day, it is highly likely you will not pass your classes this year. Reach out so that we can communicate about this before it’s too late to catch up. Yearbook News: Parents, we are hard at work creating this year’s Park High yearbook and we need your help! Download the Yearbook Snap app to upload your photos from fall sports, activities, and other snapshots of student life, and we can use them in this year’s book. Go to www.yearbookforever.com to order your child a copy for $50 before prices go up in the spring. See http://www.parkhigh.org/yearbook.html for more information of all things yearbook. Be aware of what your student is doing on their phone. These 9 apps are sneaky and can be dangerous to your teen.
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CONTACT INFORMATIONMain Office
Phone #: (406) 222-0448 Fax #: (406) 222-9404 Main Office Email 102 View Vista Drive Livingston, MT 59047 AnnouncementsMonday, October 12- Group A Onsite Columbus Day! Ambassador Meeting during both lunches 100% Park County Beef Burger- Lunch Tuesday, October 13 - Group B Onsite Ambassador Meeting during both lunches 100% Park County Beef Burger- Lunch 6:00pm School Board Meeting via Zoom Volleyball Home vs. East Helena (JV and Frosh Only) 5pm Wednesday, October 14 – • ARRIVE BY 8:00AM FOR JUNIORS that signed up for the PSAT Test Volleyball @ Gardiner Thursday, October 15 – NO SCHOOL Friday, October 16 – NO SCHOOL Volleyball Home vs. Lewistown 4/5:30/7 (Senior Night) Cross Country Divisional @ Lewistown Football @ East Helena Monday, October 19, – HOMECOMING WEEK! Era days – dress like a decade from history. Chicken Noodle Soup -Lunch Tuesday, October 20, - Era days – dress like a decade from history. Chicken Noodle Soup –Lunch FAFSA student portion with Seniors B group Wednesday, October 21, Lifetouch here taking student and staff photos- off site students please come from 9:00am-10:00am. If you have questions about prices or packages go to mylifetouch.com Picture day ID EVT7K2CH2 Ranger Pride and Senior Toga Chili and Cinnamon Roll – Lunch Peer Tutoring Session after school for A students – Room D4 FAFSA student portion with Seniors A group Thursday, October 22, Lifetouch here taking student and staff photos- off site students please come from 9:00am-10:00am. If you have questions about prices or packages go to mylifetouch.com Picture day ID EVT7K2CH2 Ranger Pride and Senior Toga Chili and Cinnamon Roll – Lunch Peer Tutoring Session after school for B students – Room D4 Friday, October 23, Vitalant Blood Drive is 10am-2pm in the RecPlex Need Help?Park County Mental Health Resources
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