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Friday, June 13, 2025
Friday, June 13, 2025
Today is a “B” Day
Regents Exam Schedule 2025: Students, please speak with your teachers about which exam you will be taking.
Regular class days:
June 13, and 16, 2025
Regents exam days:
June 17, 18, 20, 23, 24, and 25, 2025
No school:
June 19, 2025 – Juneteenth (holiday)
There will be CTE on 6/10 & 6/11, last day for CTech is June 13
6/12- A-day, 6/13- B day, 6/16- B day
DATES TO REMEMBER
Class of 2025 (Dates to Remember)
6/19 Juneteenth - NO SCHOOL
6/20 CTEC Recognition ceremony 6-8 PM - West Point
6/24 Senior Grad Party 630-930 PM - HS Gym
6/25 LAST DAY OF SCHOOL
6/27 Graduation 6PM - Chase Field
BIRTHDAYS TODAY: 06/13: Tyler Emerson
JUNE BIRTHDAYS:
06/13: Tyler Emerson; 06/14: Fuji Cai, Emily Gove; 06/16: Kaylee Lamb; 06/17: Mikayla Williams, Leny Santos; 06/18: Naomi Byrd; 06/19: Kodie Kinney, Neve Acoveno; 06/20: Christopher Thomas, Malachi DeGroat, Ryan Innella; 06/22: Kayleigh Wright; 06/23: Kaleigh Polanis; 06/26: Brody Dobbs; 06/28: Cali DeWitt, Jayden Martin, Donald Weed Jr.; 06/29: Valentino Diaz, Raegan O’Dea, Mason Predmore, Makenna Williams; 06/30: Olivia Kramer, Anaya Texidor
TODAY: Fri (6/13)
ATTENTION SENIORS: We will be calling you out of English class today to hand in your chromebook to the Auditorium
Limited supply of Yearbooks are available. $86.50 Cash or a Check made out to Yearbook. See Mrs. Van Horn in room 104.
Attention students who went to the Met Museum on May 22: Good news! Our bus bill was slightly less than I expected, so I have a little less than $2 change to refund you. To pick up your change, please see me in room 215 Friday, June 13 or Monday, June 16 during period 3, 5, 9L, or 11. Any change not collected will be used to buy more bus snacks next year. Thank you, Ms. Bransfield
ADDITIONAL ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Future local SAT Exam dates https://search.app/BCcNkX34sdMGNwZA8
Check out this important public service announcement starring your classmates from the PJYC:
Violence among teens is a real thing and we would like No More Preventable Tragedies.
From the PJYC: Want to quit vaping? Text QUITNOW to 333888 (Follow us on Instagram @portjervis_yc)
ATTENTION SOPHOMORES AND UPPERCLASSMEN: ORDER YOUR SCHOOL RING NOW! Design a completely custom ring that captures extra-special memories and celebrates incredible achievements — in style. Use code GWPMETAL at checkout to TAKE up to $75 OFF their class jewelry. Use the following link to Jostens: https://www.jostens.com/apps/store/customer/1053269/Port-Jervis-High-School/
The Character Trait of the Month for June is PERSEVERANCE. “Rainbow” is the character color for Perseverance. Let's see your rainbows on Wednesdays to represent perseverance.
Perseverance - continued effort to do or achieve something despite difficulties, failure, or opposition.
*Hey PJHS---Congratulations to our many nominees over the school year! Don't stop showing your great character. Nominations will resume in the fall for the 25-26 school year.
Here is the June Student Resource Flyer with helpful information to wrap up the school year!
LATE BUSES: late buses run Monday through Friday. They depart at 3:45 pm ONLY. They are for students staying after school for school-related functions, and students must be issued a pass by their teacher or coach to ride the bus home.
ATTENTION ALL STUDENTS: Standby for an Important Cell Phone announcement from Mr. Lazzaro
As you may know, Governor Hochul has set forth an initiative to curtail cell phone usage among students. While the expectation has been that cell phones stay out of sight in instructional spaces at all times, we are going to be working toward enforcing this policy consistently. Teachers will remind students at the beginning of the period that cell phones are to be put away. Students who have their cell phones out will be subject to progressive discipline.
Cell phones, as you know, are not only a distraction to student learning, they also have a negative impact on social-emotional connections and mental health. This effort will require not only the consistent enforcement of this expectation in the classrooms and in the school, but the support of our families. Our collective efforts will ultimately benefit our students.
Please feel free to reach out with any questions or concerns. Thank you for all of your support as we work together to move our students forward.
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