Math EOCs This Wednesday & Thursday
Princeton High School PBIS Popcorn Day
What are you doing this summer?
Explore your options!
April 18, 2023, 6:30-8:00 p.m.
Viking Village, 150 Viking Way, Cincinnati, OH 45246
Summer Camps, Learning Opportunities, & Job Hiring Fair
(open to the public - summer, part-time, full-time, and year-long job openings)
NJROTC Updates
The annual Area Manager's Inspection (AMI) off-site was conducted on 15 March. This year's guest inspector was Captain Frank Mendralski. 106 cadets participated in this event with an overall inspection result of "Outstanding".
Parent/teacher conferences were conducted from 3-7 PM, on Thursday, 23 March. Two sets of parents came and visited the NJROTC instructors, the Anderson and Dorsey families.
The NJROTC Shoe Shining Party in-class was conducted on 8 March.
FUTURE EVENTS (April 2023):
Spring Break, 1 April through 10 April 2023. Classes resume Tuesday, April 11, 2023.
The semi-annual Physical Readiness Test (PRT) will be administered on 13 April with the makeup date of 14 April.
Thirty-five cadets will participate in the AREA THREE Physical Training Championships at Central Crossing High School, Grove City, Ohio on 15 April.
The color guard will present the colors at the School Board of Education meeting on Monday, 17 April.
PHS Prom is 22 April.
The NJROTC End of the Year ceremony will be conducted in class on Tuesday, 25 April.
Ohio Department of Education End of Course testing will be on 18, 19, 20, 25, and 26 April.
Cinderella tickets are on sale!
Special event during intermission of the Matinee performance on Saturday, April 29:
The Prince and Princess parade! Children ages 2-12 are encouraged to wear their favorite prince/princess costume and join in the fun!
#vikingdiff
Reminder ~ Thursday, March 30th
Only 10th grade students and some upper classmen will report to Princeton HS on Thursday, March 30th. Students will arrive at normal time (7:10) and report to their testing location. Grades 9, 11 & 12 will be online working on their Google Classroom assignments from their daily scheduled classes.
Congratulations to this week's Students of the Week
PHS Students of the Week for March 20, 2023 ~
Social Studies ~ Martacillia Perez DeLeon
Science ~ Edi Mendez Gabriel
Math ~ Ellie Jacobs
English ~ Jabes Ortiz Barcelos
Phys Ed/ Health ~ Lazizjon Abdumanonov
Foreign Language ~ Joceline Rodriguez
ESOL ~ Melisa Coronado Mendez
Art ~ Gaby Rosen
NJROTC ~Jamie Mackey
Music ~ Kaela Sherman
Tech Ed ~ Lyric Arce
Administration Team ~ Cody Bingham
Princeton Kiwanis Annual Pancake Breakfast
Saturday, March 25, 2023
Sharonville Elementary School
Corner of Creek Rd & Maple Street
8am to Noon
$7.00 a person,
children under 5 FREE
Breakfast includes: Pancakes, sausage, fruit & a drink
Princeton Key Club will be serving breakfast!
There will be Raffles!!!
Reminder for 10th Grade Testing next week
There will be Remote Learning Days on Tuesday, March 28th and Thursday, March 30th for grades 9, 11 and 12th.
The 10th grade class will report to the building to take End of Course Testing ~ English Language Arts part I & II on those two days.
Students working remotely will have assignments on Google Classroom from their teachers.
Princeton's Solè Williams earn statewide honors
Solè William
Princeton's senior point guard earned statewide honors for basketball this week. Solè Williams, who was named the All-Ohio Girls Basketball Division I Player of the Year along with the Gatorade Ohio Girls Basketball Player of the year, led Princeton High School to the Division I State Title a few weeks ago.
Williams, a Texas A&M signee, averaged 20.2 points, 3.4 assists, 3.4 steals and 3.3 rebounds for the Vikings (28-2). Princeton won its first girls basketball state championship since 2014 and the program's third overall (Class AAA championship in 1987).
Early Literacy, Enrollment and Final Forms
Early Literacy, Enrollment & Final Forms Fair
We hope you can join us for the Early Literacy and Final Forms Fair!
March 23 from 3:00-7:00 p.m.
Viking Village, 150 Viking Way
Free games, activities, the Princeton Mobile Book Center, Enrollment, and Final Forms Support for the 2023-2024 School Year.
Meet and Greet with the PHS Girls Basketball State Championship Team!
Crafts, Face Painting, Puzzles, Games, and a Photo Booth!!
Kindergarten Signing Table
#vikingdiff #welcomeNewVikings #EarlyLiteracyFair
PHS Spring Parent Teacher Conferences
PHS Students of the Week March 13, 2023
Social Studies ~ Savon Henderson
Science ~ Aries Hutcherson
Math ~ Cole Heaton
English ~ Zarya Kastick
Phys Ed/ Health ~ Celsa Santiago Calo
Foreign Language ~ Aisssta Toure
ESOL ~ Vanessa Lopez Ramirez
Art ~ Sita Gautam
NJROTC ~Ke'shaun Carter
Music ~ Leah Bracknell
Tech Ed ~ Kevin Trinh
Administration Team ~ Liam Morgenroth
Festival of the Arts ~ Sunday, March 19, 2023
Come out this Sunday, March 19, 2023 to see what makes Princeton City Schools such an amazing place to be! The Festival of the Arts displays the talents of students from around the district to showcase our most talented. There will be Art displays of all types, including photography and lots of live music throughout the day from all our wonderful music groups
If you love the Arts, this is an incredibly fun-filled day and it's free!
This Sunday, March 19th, in Viking Village, 150 Viking Way
from noon - 5 pm.
#vikingDiff #ArtDiff
Princeton Navy JROTC Annual Inspection
The U.S. Navy will be conducting its Annual Military Inspection (AMI) of the Princeton High School NJROTC program on Wednesday, March 15 at 8:00 A.M. This is the single most significant event in the entire NJROTC program, which is why we have spent so much practice time preparing for this event. The two most important events within the AMI are the uniform inspection and pass-in-review ceremony.
Good Luck on the Annual inspection!
2023 State Wrestling Tournament 8th place Division I
Micah Cottrell (11) represented Princeton High School this past weekend in Columbus, Ohio at the OHSAA 2023 State Wrestling Tournament. Micah placed in the top 8 of his weight class for Division I schools. Congratulations Micah!
DECA students Competed at State
Lesley Torres & Jackson Woodall competed at DECA State Finals this past week. Lesly Torres placed in the top 10 in Professional Selling and Jackson Woodall placed in the top 10 in Financial Consulting. Congratulations on such a successful competition!
Winner Announced
Please help congratulate Dr. Casey on winning the Black History Month Door Challenge. She won breakfast for her students, an exclusive NJIF shirt, an Amazon gift card, and a picture with me!
Thanks,
Charles Newton
9th Grade Assistant Principal
Princeton City Schools
100 Viking Way
Cincinnati Ohio 45246
The Pulsera Project
Pulsera logo and 2 hands with bracelets holding hands
Princeton High School's National Spanish Honor Society Raises Awareness and Funds for Artists in Central America
From Monday, March 20 to Friday, March 24, Princeton High School's Spanish National Honor Society will be selling hand-woven bracelets, or ‘pulseras’ in Spanish, to empower the artists who make them in Nicaragua & Guatemala. The sale was organized through the Pulsera Project, a Fair Trade nonprofit organization that empowers and educates people in the U.S. and Central America through pulsera sales.
Student and teacher volunteers raise funds that benefit fair trade jobs, worker rights, sustainability and education, while learning about the cultures, lives and struggles of communities in Central America. The Pulsera Project’s goal is to create a more just and colorful world by encouraging conscious consumerism and social enterprise.
Princeton High School students will be able to purchase the bracelets during their normal lunch bells at school that week. Princeton families can also see and purchase the bracelets at Early Literacy Night on Thursday, March 23, 3:00 - 7:00 in Viking Village.
www.pulseraproject.org
La Sociedad Honoraria Hispánica de Princeton High School despierta conciencia y recauda fondos para artistas en América Central
Desde el lunes, 20 de marzo hasta el viernes, 24 de marzo, la Sociedad Honoraria Hispánica de Princeton High School venderá brazaletes, o "pulseras" en español, tejidas a mano para empoderar a los artistas que las tejen en Nicaragua y Guatemala. La venta fue organizada por el Proyecto Pulsera, una organización sin fines de lucro de comercio justo que empodera y educa a la gente en EE.UU. y América Central a través de la venta de pulseras.
Los estudiantes y maestros que trabajan de voluntario recaudan fondos para beneficiar a los puestos de trabajo de salario de comercio justo, los derechos de empleados, sostenibilidad y educación, mientras que aprenden de la culturas, realidades y problemas de comunidades en América Central. La meta de Proyecto Pulsera es crear un mundo más justo y colorido a través de alentar el consumismo consciente y empresa socioeconómica.
Los estudiantes de Princeton High School podrán comprar las pulseras durante las horas normales de almuerzo esa semana. Las familias de Princeton también podrán ver y comprar las pulseras durante la Early Literacy Night el jueves, 23 de marzo, 3:00 - 7:00 en Viking Village.
https://www.proyectopulsera.org/
