Ms. Burns Food Service Class, prepared lunch for the Ponchatoula Police department in honor of Law Enforcement Appreciation Day.  

The Lady Wave freshmen team took on the Championship, Saturday at the Mandeville Skippers Freshmen Tournament. They defeated an undefeated St Amant team in the championship game !

Top row left to right:  Coach Lauren Long, J'myia Dufrene,  Adrianna Thomas, Ruby Williams, Taylor Jackson , Jayln Wells, Jayce Smith, Taylar Fox, Kellise Braziel , Coach Dana Lee IngraffiaKK JACOBS.

Bottom Row left to right : K'shalee Jacobs, Caroline Bankston, Jadyn brettel, Amaya Gervais, and Lilianna Bush. 

DISTRICT WIDE VAPING PROCEDURES
All students who uses or possesses tobacco, including electronic cigarettes and ALL nicotine delivery systems will be given a Discipline Consequence according to TPSS’s policy. This is to include all school sponsored activities and events. Students from ages 10 years to 17 years will be given a citation by the TPSO in addition to a discipline consequence.

Middle/High (grades 6-12)

1^st Occurrence

1. Mandatory Conference with Parent.
2. 3 days OSS.
3. RS 14.91.8 Citation with the Tangipahoa Parish Sheriff’s Office (Ages 10-17).
4. Field test for a banned substance by School Resource Officer (If Available).
5. Recommended Counseling.
6. Mandatory Drug Test within 24 hours at North Oaks Outpatient Clinic or Southeast Community Health.

• If test is NEGATIVE, student may return at the end of the suspension.
• If test is POSITIVE, the student will be recommended for removal to TAS ad referred to FINS/Drug Court. The student will be removed according to LA R.S. 17.416.
• Failure to comply will result in a recommendation for removal to TAS.

2nd Occurrence

1. Mandatory Conference with Parent.
2. 5 days OSS.
3. RS 14.91.8 Citation with the Tangipahoa Parish Sheriff’s Office (Ages 10-17).
4. Field test for a banned substance by School Resource Officer (If Available).
5. Mandatory Counseling.
6. Mandatory Drug Test within 24 hours at North Oaks Outpatient Clinic or Southeast Community Health.
7. If test is NEGATIVE, student may return at the end of the suspension.
8. If test is POSITIVE, the student will be recommended for removal to TAS and referred to FINS/Drug Court. The student will be removed according to LA R.S. 17.416.
9. Failure to comply will result in a recommendation for removal to TAS.

3rd Occurrence

1. Recommendation for Expulsion.

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Bowling practice will be cancelled Monday November 11th.

Bowling Team members need to see Mrs. Becnel to turn in fees, chocolate orders, and paperwork.  Practices are Monday and Thursday from 3:30-5:00. 

Any junior that is interested in participating in a fundraiser to offset having to pay the $50 Jr Fee, please see Mrs. Hanna in the attendance office for more information.  

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PHS will be offering a ACT Weekend Boot Camp in November for the December test.  We will be offering a second boot camp in March.  See attached flyer.

Friday, Nov 15^th                              4:00 PM – 8:30 PM

Saturday, Nov 16^th        9:00 AM – 6:00 PM (Lunch 1:00-2:00)

Sunday, Nov 17^th           9:00 AM – 6:00 PM (Lunch 1:00-2:00) 

PHS Dress Code Requirements

Parents and students, a reminder that all students must adhere to the dress code.

Nationwide statistics prove that schools with enforced dress codes have fewer other behavioral infractions. While managing dress code is mildly time consuming, it does help ensure a safer school climate for all of our students.

Compliance sweeps are being made to inform and remind students what is and is not approved. Please ensure that your child is in approved attire every day. Some problematic areas that must be addressed include the following:

The following regulations apply for grades Pre-K-12*

1. Appropriate clothing and footwear shall be worn.
2. Earrings may be worn in ears by females. Students in grades Pre-K-6 may only stud earrings. Earrings shall not be worn by male students at school or any school-related activity.
3. Hairstyles and mustaches shall be clean, neatly groomed and shall not distract from the learning environment nor be a safety factor for any of the school's curricular offerings. Beards will not be allowed. Hair may not be dyed any color other than a naturally occurring color (no green, pink, red, blue, purple, etc.) Any hairstyles that distract from the unique environment of a school shall be dealt with by the principal or his/her designee of that school.
4. No sleeveless garments shall be worn.
5. No hats, caps, or other headwear shall be worn on school campuses on regular school days, except when a medical condition or religious belief so warrants.
6. Students will be allowed to wear loose-fitting walking shorts if the bottom of the garment is knee-length.
7. The length of jumpers and skirts shall be knee-length or below.
8. All shirt tails much be worn tucked inside garments. No midriff shirts or blouses shall be worn.
9. Students who participate in extracurricular activities (e.g. cheerleaders, spirit group dancers, band members, other drill teams) cannot wear the group's uniform to class.

• 10.Modifications to the dress code may be made only with the approval of the Superintendent or his/her designee.
• 11.All pants must be worn at the waistline and if pants have belt loops a belt must be worn.
• 12.All items of clothing must be worn as intended by design.

*Information directly taken form most recent parish dress code update. Detailed parish dress code information can be found here.