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Princeton High School Lacrosse The Princeton High School Lacrosse will be conducting a Fall new player training/familiarization for all Princeton students, girls and boys in grades 3 - 12. The Fall training will start September 13th from 5pm - 6pm and ending October 25th. If you are interested this would be a great opportunity to learn more about the game of lacrosse. Instruction will be provided by Andy Short (Princeton Women’s Lacrosse Head Coach), Assistant Coach Brian Miller,and veteran Princeton High School players. The camp will be held on the grass field behind Princeton High School Equipment will be provided, but is limited in quantity. We will do our best to see to it that each camper has a stick Those players that plan to play lacrosse in the Spring it is recommended that they get their own equipment. Coaches and veteran players will advise what to get. Be sure that each player brings a full water bottle Family members are to stay at the field if anything unexpected occurs, please do not drop off and leave During the camp players will be introduced to: Basic stick skills Basic lacrosse drills Player positions The rules of the game There will also be scrimmages played to help introduce the game of lacrosse. If your elementary/middle school aged child feels that they would like to play lacrosse next spring Coach Short will give you local club opportunities. Scan the QR Code to access the registration, you may be required to sign in with your google account. Click here to view/print the flyer

PSAT is Coming October 12th PSAT will be administered October 12 at Princeton High School. All Princeton students in grades 9-11 are eligible to register to take the test. Scholarship opportunities such as National Merit are determined by the 11th grade PSAT score. All students wishing to take the PSAT at PHS must register by September 12. To register for the test or to receive additional information, students should contact their English teacher. Students who do not currently have an English class should contact Mrs. Ritzie mritzie@vikingmail.org

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Congratulations to our PHS Students of the Week

Princeton HS Honors Anatomy 1st Annual Fantasy Skeletal System Draft in Honors Anatomy (M.Bruening) today. Ranked the bones on team draft boards, drafted 5 per team and each team got a draft grade based on their draft class. #953allstars #vikingdiff #Differencemakers

Save the Date: Thursday September 22, 2022 FAFSA Thursday, September 22 from 6-7:00 p.m. Matthew's Auditorium Presented by University of Cincinnati

Princeton Student Advisory Council (P-SAC) The PRINCETON STUDENT ADVISORY COUNCIL (P-SAC) comprises a group of dedicated students from the 11 Princeton City School District schools. P-SAC members help shape policy, ensure that student voice is a meaningful part of decision-making and advocacy efforts, and serve as a bridge between the administration and the student body. Mr. Burton is seeking students who will express views and opinions honestly, openly, constructively and respectfully, who will work collaboratively with others, and who have a willingness to offer suggestions on how the District can improve on a wide range of topics (i.e., educational equity, curriculum, educational programming, school climate, etc.). Membership is considered an honor within the District, as students will bring their thoughts and insights directly to the Superintendent and other PCSD leaders. The group will meet for no more than one and one-half hours. There will be in-person or virtual meetings held throughout the school year. Three students from each grade level will represent the team. There will be an elementary group (grades 4-5) and a secondary group (grades 6-12). Students will serve a one-year term and may apply for the following year. P-SAC is a full school year commitment, and attendance is expected at all meetings. Students may be replaced by the next qualified candidate from their school after failure to attend two consecutive sessions. Eligibility Requirements Qualified candidates must meet the following criteria: Students must complete an application process. If selected, a parent or guardian must provide a signature on the parent form agreeing to the participation since students will miss instruction during the meeting. Students are willing to authentically share their experience in Princeton City Schools to impact change within our District to create more equitable spaces for all students. Students can meet quarterly without impacting their grades and other academic commitments (responsible for making up missed work, etc.). Members remain on the council for one school year but may reapply if they wish to remain on for the subsequent year. Teachers can recommend students to the building principal, and students can also self-select. If interested in applying, please click the link here.

Princeton High School named Tri-M® Music Honor Society State Chapter of the Year! Princeton High School Tri-M Musice Honor Society Students holding their instruments Princeton High School Tri-M Music Honor Society Students holding their instruments 2021-2022 Tri-M® Music Honor Society National and State Chapters of the Year Announced Princeton High School was named Tri-M® Music Honor Society State Chapter of the Year! music honor society Special Projects by the Princeton Tri-M Music Honor Society Stand Out Fourth Grade All-Sing Support Tri-M members assisted the Fourth Grade All-Sing to ensure the success of the annual Princeton Festival of Arts. Tri-M members helped to entertain fourth graders while they were waiting for their performance. Tri-M members led the fourth graders by each school to and from the stage for their performance, giving them encouraging remarks both before and after their show. This project had an impact on our school, community, and the personal growth of our musicians. Elementary music teachers love to see their former students grow up and participate in music. Students set a positive example for the fourth graders by showing them that they are participating in music and leadership. It provides a much-needed and personal growth service to assist the elementary music teachers with supervision and direction and leadership. Parents felt comfortable that there was adequate supervision. 2021-2022 Tri-M® Music Honor Society National and State Chapters of the Year Announced The National Association for Music Education (NAfME) announces the 2021-2022 Tri-M® Music Honor Society Chapter of the Year, presented by Schmidt Vocal Arts. The National Chapter of the Year Program is designed to motivate and reward chapters that perform service projects, encourage Chapter Officers to perform their duties properly, and increase awareness and interest in what other Tri-M® chapters are doing. The Tri-M® National Chapter of the Year (Junior and Senior) will receive an engraved permanent service plaque along with the Chapter of the Year Scholarship award. Scholarships must be used to fund a professional development activity for the chapter including, but not limited to, clinicians, master classes, field trips, conference travel, or summer music program scholarships. The Senior Division Chapter of the Year received a $1,000 scholarship, and the Junior Division Chapter of the Year received an $800 scholarship. Runners-up also received scholarships for their schools. This school year, Tri-M chapters in each of the six NAfME divisions were also recognized as State Chapters of the Year. Princeton High School was named State Chapter of the Year in the North Central Division for the state of Ohio. Princeton High School – Cincinnati, Ohio Chapter Number 6264 Kristen Brown, advisor For more information, click here. The Tri-M Music Honor Society is the international music honor society for high school students. It is designed to recognize students for their academic and musical achievements, reward them for their accomplishments and service activities, and to inspire other students to excel at music and leadership. Congratulations to the following students selected for Tri-M 2021-2022! President: Brandon RengeringTri-M Honor Society Students Vice-President: Leah Bracknell Secretary: Madeline Walton Treasurer: Delaney Benjamin Historian: Yeimi Bartolon Perez Skylar Adams Jacqueline Alonso Jemly Ambrocio Perez Wesley Anglin Yael Aparicio Alvarado Yeimi Bartolon Perez Ryan Benjamin Delaney Benjamin Leah Bracknell Nicholas Brandt DeAuna Brooks Makenna Bullock Zach Burns Tommy Burton Abigail Buxsel Symone Campbell Molly Cannon Emily Clausen Taylor Colbert Gillian Cox Jose Cruz Brett Doss Nakeya Doughman Rakiyah Elijah Abbigail Emery Jerica Fitzgerald Evie Fortner Julia Gandert Lara Goodall Mallory Green Sam Green Justine Head Emma Hinkle Caleb Irwin Anna Jaimes Emily Johnson Melanie Kessler Mitchell Kessler Mary Kimble Jacob Kinney Nhu Le Brady Lewis Reagan Logsdon Carter Logsdon Jazmine Lorenzo Elizabeth Marcotte Amelia Martin Carson McDaniel Jack McDaniel Leona Messer Elianna Messer Rylee Meyer Brandon Rengering Charlie Robenalt McKinley Roza Lesli Ruiz Raegan Schaiper Leo Schmahl Ava Sharpshair Rachel Sherwood Lauren Smith Cole Spradlin Isabelle Stuever Amanda Tulloss Trinity Turvey Hannah Voegele Madeline Walton Makaiya Washington Ian Wisecup

Ohio Seal of Biliteracy OHIO SEAL OF BILITERACY image.png An Ohio Seal of Biliteracy recognizes graduating seniors who can demonstrate high levels of proficiency in English and at least one other language. Princeton High School gives this award by following state-established guidelines. A Seal of Biliteracy is a statement that is added to a student's transcript at the time of graduation that reads, " is awarded the Ohio Seal of Biliteracy for demonstrating high levels of proficiency in English and .” In addition, a Seal of Biliteracy will be placed on the diploma of the graduating senior. To be eligible for a Seal of Biliteracy assessment, a student must be within 15 months of graduation. To earn a Seal of Biliteracy, a student must first demonstrate proficiency in English in one of 4 ways: Earned a proficient level or higher on Ohio’s required state tests for high school English language arts ELA II Earned a remediation-free score on the English and reading sections of the ACT or SAT Earned a proficient level or higher on an Ohio Department of Education-approved alternative assessment (TerraNova or Iowa Test) Earned a score of proficient or higher on the Ohio English Language Proficiency Assessment (OELPA) A student must also demonstrate proficiency in a world language by meeting 1 of 6 of the ODE-established criteria below. Princeton High School uses the IB exams for Spanish and French, and the ASLPI test for ASL. Additional tests approved by the Ohio Department of Education may be taken to demonstrate world language proficiency, and must be arranged well in advance with our World Language Department Head, Tracy Daniels tdaniels@vikingmail.org , and our Advanced Studies and Testing Coordinator, Michelle Ritzie (mritzie@vikingmail.org). Passed an International Baccalaureate (IB) Spanish or French language examination with a score of 5 or higher on the Higher Level exam or a score of 6 or higher on the Standard Level exam (Must be a student in Princeton’s IB Spanish or IB French Program) Attained a score equivalent to Intermediate High or higher on the American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages Proficiency Guidelines in interpersonal signing, presentational signing and demonstrating understanding of American Sign Language on an American Sign Language assessment approved by the Ohio Department of Education Attained a score of Intermediate High or higher in comprehension, speaking, reading and writing the foreign language based on the American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages Proficiency Guidelines found at actfl.org/, using assessments approved by the Ohio Department of Education; or Passed an Advanced Placement (AP) foreign language examination with a score of 4 or higher Qualified for proficiency-based credits through Ohio’s credit flexibility program and attained a score of Intermediate High or higher in comprehension, speaking, reading and writing based on the American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages Proficiency Guidelines using assessments approved by the Ohio Department of Education Attained a score equivalent to Intermediate High or higher on the American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages Proficiency Guidelines in interpretive reading and presentational writing on a classical language assessment approved by the Ohio Department of Education. https://docs.google.com/document/d/19ryZTdQWcj3wTJmi4P7wJZFbywAEgTzW0OlNa9mVdSU/edit?usp=sharing Click this link to learn more about the Ohio Seal of Biliteracy.

Early Release Wednesday Princeton HS will be on Early Release Wednesday, August 24th. Students will be released at 1:40 pm

Art Student wins Art Contest for the LifeCenter Organ Donor Network Congrats to Quy Nguyen, a 10th grade Art Student, who won the Art Contest for the LifeCenter Organ Donor Network! Here is the award winning art:

Congratulations to PCMS and PHS Double Reed students Congratulations to PCMS and PHS Double Reed students on an outstanding Double Reed Studio Recital held in Matthews Auditorium on August 14: (from left to right) Charlie Robenalt, Aurora Williams, Sam Green, Erin Schutte, Sana'a Murdock, and Nora Fogelson.

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Key Club Student Receives Scholarship Diya Patel received a $1,000 scholarship tonight for her community commitment in Key Club. Phil Schmidt was recognized for 66 years of service to Kiwanis International & over 20 years of service to Princeton Key Club!

Freshman and New Student Orientation All incoming 9th Grade students and new students to PHS are invited to attend the Freshman & New Student Orientation. Princeton High School Matthews Auditorium 5:00 - 7:00 p.m.

Student Parking Passes PHS will be selling passes to seniors from 8/4 - 8/5 from 8:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. Parking Passes will go on sale for juniors on Monday, August 8, 2022. Parking passes are $35 and the school can not provide change for cash payments. You can also pay with a check. Click here to print the Student Parking Application

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.