Thank you to everyone who has donated to the PHHS Foundation during this 2025-2026 school year. As of early March, your generosity resulted in approximately $18,000 in donations that are being reinvested into our school! That means we're still shy of our $25,000 goal with less than two months left in the school year.
Requests from students and teachers for the Foundation to help fill gaps for essential needs remain high, but our unrestricted funds available for grants are dwindling.
If you haven't already (or you want to again!), please consider taking the "Patriot Pledge" by donating today to help us finish the year strong!
Is your student graduating this year? Share your pride for their achievement and support the PHHS Foundation with a yard sign congratulating your 2026 grad! We've got bags and coolers for the big day, too. Orders must be received by May 4.
The PHHS Foundation is proud to host the following upcoming events:
4.0 Ice Cream Social | April 27 | PHAME Building
Students who earned at 4.0 GPA or higher are invited to this recognition event just before lunch.
Teacher & Staff Appreciation Breakfast | May 19
Want to help us thank our teachers and staff for an amazing school year? Contact Board member Scott Bucky at sbuc17 [at] gmail [dot] com for information about volunteering and donating food items. Monetary support for this event also can be made online by selecting the "Foundation general donation" option in the drop-down menu of our Donate page.
Grant requests from PHHS teachers and student groups are considered by the Foundation Board each month.
Board members needed for the 2026/2027 school year!
Next Board meeting:
May 21, 2026 | 6:30 p.m. | PHHS Library
Read about how your donations to the PHHS Foundation have been used to support our school!
"I cannot tell you how grateful I am for all of the donations I received from the Foundation. Thank you so much for your support in reading in the classroom. It truly has saved so much classroom time and inspired all students when it comes to reading." ~English teacher Wendy Lange