“Good morning, beautiful people” is an introduction many PMHS students are familiar with. The room is brightly lit with a personable figure...
It is that time of year again here at PMHS! Classes came together to participate in annual class competitions, most notably the hallway decorating...
Regardless of any hard work and dedication of the PMHS cheer team, some students do not think it is a sport. ¨I feel like cheer isn’t...
During the 79th annual Demolition Derby at the Indy State Fair this weekend, a derby car with 1822 painted on the side went up into flames twice...
How often do people use AI?: Without hesitation, “Daily” science teacher, Scott Simmonds said. AI is no longer a futuristic concept;...
Last Thursday and Friday, Link Crew leaders helped run the seventh-grade field trip by leading different activities at the high school baseball...
Remember the email sent by administration describing yet another change with the way our grading system works? It is here after Perry Township...
From cheering to screaming your heart out, this was a place for everyone. A place for community. A place to stand out. A place to build your...
To students, getting their diplomas or an attendance slip might seem like a simple transaction, attention to detail and paperwork take place....
At PMHS, three core values guide grading and student success: performance, process, and progress. The grading scale is designed to reflect these...
The Indiana General Assembly passed the Final Diploma in December of last year. Starting with the class of 2029, there will be 42 credits required...
As snow covers the north and Midwest, members of Perry’s community have begun to question whether keeping the schools open is truly beneficial...
The marching band is stepping up this season, preparing to play in Lucas Oil for the first time in years, with an all new performance and a drive...
This is 2024 senior year memorabilia! https://PMHSfocus.pixieset.com/team24yearinreview/
Early in the semester, anatomy teacher Kim Stafford was approached by fifth grade Abraham Lincoln Elementary teacher Sarah Phillips expressed...
For many high school graduates, going to college is celebrated. However, when community college is brought up, it can bring unwarranted negativity. Stigmas...
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA, has opened and allows students planning to attend secondary education a streamlined process...
This year, PMHS is living up to the motto ‘new year new me’. With the new year, the school is providing new courses for students to explore. Principles...
Controversy spilled out of the Indiana State House on April 24 with the passing of House Bill 1608, otherwise known as the “Education Matters...
Many Christian students at Perry participate in the practice of Lent. Lent is the religious practice of giving up something that you hold dearly...
All over Syria and Türkiye, people are grieving the loss of loved ones as bodies are being found and rescued from the rubble after the 7.8 earthquake...