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Art in the Parks Art in the Park - The community showed us their artistic ability by displaying their work at the Concerts in the Park on Thursday, July 21. Art could be painted or drawn and must have the theme of "Nature" or "Play in the Park". Several Princeton High School students participated in this event. Here are some photos of Art in the Park: Art in the Park display

Youth Soccer Camp Princeton Youth Soccer Development Camp Come develop your soccer skills with the current PHS boys and girls soccer players and coaching staff! When: July 11-13, 2022 from 6-8pm Where: PHS Stadium (Turf) Who: Boys and Girls -- Grades K-8th Cost: Camp Fee: $40 Registration Ends: July 5 – No walk-ups available Questions? Email Coach Steven Brooks sb.soccer70@gmail.com Click here to view/print the flyer and registration form

US History and Government Recommended Resource Parent Review Document Parents/Guardians: This past year our high school social studies teachers reviewed and piloted updated resources for both US History and Government. We are inviting parents to review the recommended curriculum for US History and Government courses. Below are usernames and passwords for accessing the Ed: Your Friend in Learning Preview Experience. One set of credentials will give you access to the teacher user experience, and the other will give you access to the student user experience. Get started today by following these steps to log in: Using Google Chrome as the browser on a desktop/laptop device, please visit www.hmhco.com/ed For State, select EVALUATOR For District, select HMH Social Studies 21 CAR-91005380 and click “Submit” Enter the Username and Password located below Click the Discover link Teacher user view Username: Teacher94_91005387 Password: E!8tangelo Student user view Username: Student94_91005387 Password: E!8tangelo These resources will be taken to the board of Education on June 13th. If you have any questions please feel free to contact Libby Styles at estyles@vikingmail.org or 513-863-1031. Sincerely, Libby Styles Director of Teaching and Learning, Secondary Click here to view/print the letter

Going to Vocational School? All students leaving PHS to attend Vocational School in August.... Please return your Chromebook & Charger after Exams to Mrs. Zinnecker in the GRID.

PHS Class of 2022 Graduation Ceremony link: https://youtu.be/1lw-e6dPNG8 Princeton High School graduation will be held on Sunday, May 15, 2022 at the University of Cincinnati Fifth Third Arena. The ceremony begins at 2 pm. Also, UC officials have informed us of the following: - Limited ADA Parking in Varsity Village - First come first serve - Corry Garage has ADA Spots. UC will run a golf cart up & down the hill - Or you can be dropped off at the Bearcat Statue & then go Park - elevators inside - Clear Bags - No signs or balloons Parking is Free!

YouthTruth Survey February 28, 2023 Dear Princeton Parents and Guardians, I am excited to announce an opportunity for parents and guardians to have their voices heard to help Princeton City School District be the best that we can be for our students. We ask that one parent or guardian from each family visit ytsurvey.org/princetonfamily23 from any internet-enabled device, including a smartphone, to provide your feedback by end-of-day on March 24, 2023. The survey should take about 15 minutes to complete and will ask for your feedback on school culture, engagement, relationships, communication & feedback, school safety, and resources. I will have the opportunity to review your anonymous feedback directly once surveying wraps up, and I look forward to learning from your important perspective. Information with key findings from the survey and administration plans for responding to the data will be shared at a Board of Education meeting, as well as on our district website, www.princetonschools.net/YouthTruth. Sincere thanks for taking the time to help our school improve. Best Regards, Mari E. Phillips, Ed.D. Associate Superintendent Estimados Padres y Tutores de Princeton, Me complace anunciar una oportunidad para que los padres y tutores hagan escuchar sus voces, para ayudar al distrito escolar de Princeton a ser lo mejor que pueda ser para nuestros estudiantes. Pedimos que un padre de familia o tutor de cada familia ingrese al siguiennte enlace http://www.ytsurvey.org/princetonfamily23 desde cualquier dispositivo con acceso a Internet, incluido un teléfono inteligente, para hacer llegar sus comentarios antes de finalizar el día, 24 de marzo del 2023. Completar la encuesta puede demorar unos 15 minutos, y les pedirá sus comentarios sobre temas como: la cultura de la escuela, compromiso, relaciones, comunicación y comentarios de opinión, seguridad escolar y recursos. La administración de la escuela tendrá la oportunidad de revisar sus comentarios anónimos directamente una vez que la encuesta haya concluido, y esperamos aprender de sus importantes puntos de vista.La informacion importante encontrada en la encuesta y los planes de administración para responder a los datos será compartida en la reunión de la junta directiva, y también en la página de internet del distrito. www.princetonschools.net/YouthTruth. Agradezco sinceramente el tiempo dedicado a ayudar a nuestra escuela a mejorar. Mari E. Phillips, Ed.D. Associate Superintendent

Ohio Medicaid Benefit Changes On April 1, 2023 the federal government will stop the temporary Medicaid coverage and benefits that were initiated in response to the COVID pandemic. Hamilton County Job and Family Services (513) 946–1000) can assist with questions about Medicaid coverage and eligibility. Or you can use the Medicaid eligibility tool on the website: www.benefits.ohio.gov.

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/

The Students for Equitable Education Summit League Updates and Opportunities Email not displaying correctly? View it in your browser. The Students for Equitable Education Summit Saturday, March 4, 2023 11:30 a.m. ET / 8:30 a.m. PT How do we address racial and gender disparities in dress codes? How can we create safe spaces for LGBTQIA+ students at school? Students have the answers; are we listening? On Saturday, March 4, join us again for the Students for Equitable Education (SEE) Summit, which will bring together student leaders from around the country to design a social justice event featuring topics that matter to them. Offered virtually and open to the public, the summit elevates student voice and vision to deliver authentic professional learning for the education community. Register now Now in its third year, the SEE Summit radically cedes power to young people; calls on educators to face the harmful structures, policies, and practices that exist in education; strengthens dialogue and collaboration between students and school staff; and spurs a collective commitment to advance equitable, inclusive classrooms. Join us again to celebrate student voice and vision! ​​​​​Presented by: We are hiring! Check out our job board. Copyright © 2023, All rights reserved. Our mailing address is: Digital Promise 1001 Connecticut Ave NW Suite 935 Washington, DC 20036 update subscription preferences

Parent-Teacher conferences will be held from 3:00pm to 7:00pm on Thursday, February 2nd.

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