All parents want their children to be successful and prosperous. Parents have the obligation to help guide their children through life, and instill...
PVHS’ annual Spring Choreo Concert was a hit to all students and audience members. The show has a different theme every year, this year being...

Based on the original award-winning novel by Roald Dahl, “Matilda the Musical” is coming to life on stage at PVHS this spring. Opening on...
On Feb. 18, members of the community came together during the 10th annual Remember the Tritons Walk during sixth period. The Remember the Tritons...
On the elementary school playground, we were told to “play fair.” Whether it was four square or dodgeball, we were all expected to follow the rules of the game, in order...

From seemingly harmless jokes, to forward and flagrant racist and homophobic comments, you’d be surprised how many seriously offensive topics can be excused because they...
“Mrs Mindicino has taught me to love English and creative writing again. She is not impatient when you ask for help and has never failed to help me when I ask for it....
Schools are a vital part of communities in numerous ways aside from education. Organizations like BTC, ASB, clubs, and sports teams frequently patronize local businesses for...

In March, the students who create the poetry magazine, Tradewinds, hosted their annual slam poetry night. “I think the poems from this...
As most students know Leannee Nemeth as a great teacher, something that gets swept under the rug is that she is also top tier in the dojang. “I’ve been doing Taekwondo...
Through the years, the Ultimate Fighting Championship, or UFC, has established itself as the most popular organization of mixed martial arts (MMA) in the world. From fighters...

Last month, March Madness, an annual tradition at PVHS, was brought back after a long break from in-person school and lunchtime activities. March Madness is a single-elimination...
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