PHS Cheerleaders kicked off Red Ribbon week today!
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Maverick Families: Here is our newsletter for the week.
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🎉 Congratulations to the following teachers who were recipients of the Virginia Thompson Education Foundation Innovative Teacher Grant Program! 🎉
From L to R
A. Rivers, E. Galvan, B.Segura, OJ Reyes, S. Wiza, D.Alonzo
not pictured C. Hafermann and A. Wilson
We are incredibly proud of these educators for their dedication to creating innovative, engaging, and meaningful learning experiences for our students. Thank you for going above and beyond to make a difference in the lives of our students!
👏 Congratulations again, and thank you for all that you do! 💚🤍
From L to R
A. Rivers, E. Galvan, B.Segura, OJ Reyes, S. Wiza, D.Alonzo
not pictured C. Hafermann and A. Wilson
We are incredibly proud of these educators for their dedication to creating innovative, engaging, and meaningful learning experiences for our students. Thank you for going above and beyond to make a difference in the lives of our students!
👏 Congratulations again, and thank you for all that you do! 💚🤍
💉Free Flu Vaccines are coming to Pearsall ISD!
We're teaming up with South Texas Rural Health Services, Inc. to bring free flu shots to campuses for students and staff. Here's when they'll be at each school, from 9:30am to 3pm.
📍Ted Flores Elementary: Tuesday, Nov. 17
📍Pearsall Intermediate: Wednesday, Nov. 18
📍Pearsall Junior High: Thursday, Nov. 19
📍Pearsall High School: Friday, Nov. 20
Pre-register by scanning your campus's QR code on the flyer! Pre-registration is encouraged but on-site registration will also be available.
Important Note! Consent forms are required to receive a vaccine.
ℹ️ Cost & insurance info:
- Uninsured and Medicaid/CHIP: No cost
- Private insurance: Insurance information will be collected for billing. In most cases, preventive vaccines are covered at no cost to you.
Let's keep our Mavericks healthy this flu season!🤘🏻💚🤍
We're teaming up with South Texas Rural Health Services, Inc. to bring free flu shots to campuses for students and staff. Here's when they'll be at each school, from 9:30am to 3pm.
📍Ted Flores Elementary: Tuesday, Nov. 17
📍Pearsall Intermediate: Wednesday, Nov. 18
📍Pearsall Junior High: Thursday, Nov. 19
📍Pearsall High School: Friday, Nov. 20
Pre-register by scanning your campus's QR code on the flyer! Pre-registration is encouraged but on-site registration will also be available.
Important Note! Consent forms are required to receive a vaccine.
ℹ️ Cost & insurance info:
- Uninsured and Medicaid/CHIP: No cost
- Private insurance: Insurance information will be collected for billing. In most cases, preventive vaccines are covered at no cost to you.
Let's keep our Mavericks healthy this flu season!🤘🏻💚🤍
Graduation cap, gown and class ring ordering will be taking place
🎓Wednesday, October 28
🎓8:30 AM – 12:25 PM
🎓PHS Cafeteria
Don’t miss this opportunity to get everything you need for your big day! 💚🤍
🎓Wednesday, October 28
🎓8:30 AM – 12:25 PM
🎓PHS Cafeteria
Don’t miss this opportunity to get everything you need for your big day! 💚🤍
Congratulations to our Students of the Week!
Senior Amorese Valenzuela was nominated by her Pre-Calculus teacher for being an outstanding student! Amorese comes to class every day prepared, is always respectful, and consistently gives her very best effort. 📚👏Her dedication, positive attitude, and commitment to doing her best make her a wonderful example for her peers. We are proud of you, Amorese! 💚🤍
Junior Devyn Rendon was nominated by his Alg. II teacher Miss Guerrero becasuse evyn is a student that looks for the positive. When I asked him why he's always smiling, he said "because life is too short, you gotta enjoy it". When Devyn finishes his work he goes around to as many classmates as he can to help them finish as well. Devyn has been a light in my class!
Sophomore Marcus Gutierrez was nominated by his Geometry teacher Mr. Armenta becasue he is a respectful student who tries his best everyday.
Freshman Rene Escobar (not pictured) was nominated by his Alg. I teacher Mr. Campos becasue he is a great student who always prioritizes work and does what is asked of him with no complaints. Whenever a fellow student is confused with work, Rene always steps in to help the struggling student with the problem showing them step by step. He also contributes to classroom discussion by answering questions during the lesson.
Caught being Kind
Jozannah Maldonado was nominated by Ms. Acosta because she noticed when students did not understand a concept in Physics class she took the time to explain it in a different way and makes sure they feel comfortable asking for help. Her patience, encouragement, and willingness to help students succeed make a positive difference in the classroom.
Evan Ramirez was nominated by Mrs. Segura becasue Evan is always ready and willing to lend a hand, especially on Fridays when things are hectic. He volunteers to prepare swag items for Maverick fans and fills the ice chest for the cheerleaders. Evan does all of this without hesitation and always volunteers to go the extra mile!
Senior Amorese Valenzuela was nominated by her Pre-Calculus teacher for being an outstanding student! Amorese comes to class every day prepared, is always respectful, and consistently gives her very best effort. 📚👏Her dedication, positive attitude, and commitment to doing her best make her a wonderful example for her peers. We are proud of you, Amorese! 💚🤍
Junior Devyn Rendon was nominated by his Alg. II teacher Miss Guerrero becasuse evyn is a student that looks for the positive. When I asked him why he's always smiling, he said "because life is too short, you gotta enjoy it". When Devyn finishes his work he goes around to as many classmates as he can to help them finish as well. Devyn has been a light in my class!
Sophomore Marcus Gutierrez was nominated by his Geometry teacher Mr. Armenta becasue he is a respectful student who tries his best everyday.
Freshman Rene Escobar (not pictured) was nominated by his Alg. I teacher Mr. Campos becasue he is a great student who always prioritizes work and does what is asked of him with no complaints. Whenever a fellow student is confused with work, Rene always steps in to help the struggling student with the problem showing them step by step. He also contributes to classroom discussion by answering questions during the lesson.
Caught being Kind
Jozannah Maldonado was nominated by Ms. Acosta because she noticed when students did not understand a concept in Physics class she took the time to explain it in a different way and makes sure they feel comfortable asking for help. Her patience, encouragement, and willingness to help students succeed make a positive difference in the classroom.
Evan Ramirez was nominated by Mrs. Segura becasue Evan is always ready and willing to lend a hand, especially on Fridays when things are hectic. He volunteers to prepare swag items for Maverick fans and fills the ice chest for the cheerleaders. Evan does all of this without hesitation and always volunteers to go the extra mile!
Teacher of the Week
Mr. Sergio Armenta
We want to give a big shout-out to Mr. Armenta, our first-year Geometry teacher, who has already exceeded our expectations! 👏
Mr. Armenta has a natural ability to make math fun, engaging, and meaningful for his students. He brings energy and enthusiasm into his classroom and creates an environment where students are encouraged to participate, think critically, and enjoy the learning process.
Starting your first year of teaching is no small accomplishment, and Mr. Armenta has stepped up to the challenge with confidence, dedication, and a positive attitude. We are so proud to have him as part of the Pearsall High School family! 💚🤍
Thank you, Mr. Armenta, for making Geometry fun and for giving our students a great learning experience! 📐➗
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Mr. Sergio Armenta
We want to give a big shout-out to Mr. Armenta, our first-year Geometry teacher, who has already exceeded our expectations! 👏
Mr. Armenta has a natural ability to make math fun, engaging, and meaningful for his students. He brings energy and enthusiasm into his classroom and creates an environment where students are encouraged to participate, think critically, and enjoy the learning process.
Starting your first year of teaching is no small accomplishment, and Mr. Armenta has stepped up to the challenge with confidence, dedication, and a positive attitude. We are so proud to have him as part of the Pearsall High School family! 💚🤍
Thank you, Mr. Armenta, for making Geometry fun and for giving our students a great learning experience! 📐➗
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Calling all Maverick families!
💭Does your child learn quickly, ask big questions, or light up when they dig into something they love?
They might be a great fit for our Gifted & Talented (G/T) program!
Parents and guardians can refer a student for G/T identification through Friday, October 30. Just request a referral form from your campus office and turn it in by the 30th. G/T assessments will take place November 2–13.
Questions? Reach out to your child’s campus. We’re happy to help! 💚
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💭Does your child learn quickly, ask big questions, or light up when they dig into something they love?
They might be a great fit for our Gifted & Talented (G/T) program!
Parents and guardians can refer a student for G/T identification through Friday, October 30. Just request a referral form from your campus office and turn it in by the 30th. G/T assessments will take place November 2–13.
Questions? Reach out to your child’s campus. We’re happy to help! 💚
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This Friday!
Pearsall ISD will be hosting a substitute training session on Friday, November 6 at the PISD Central Office building from 9-11:45am.
Applications for substitute positions will open on October 26 - November 6. Attendance is mandatory in order to substitute.
🧬🍬 Sweet Science in Biology! 🍬🧬
Our Biology students kicked off their DNA unit with a hands-on (and delicious-looking!) activity! Using gummy bears and licorice, students built their own DNA models to explore the structure of the molecule that carries the instructions for life.
Students discovered how nitrogenous bases pair together to form the rungs of the DNA ladder, while the sugar-phosphate backbone forms its sides. They even explored how DNA twists into its famous double-helix shape!
Welcome back from Fall Break! Here is our Newsletter for the week!
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PHS get ready,pics are set for Tues. Oct. 27th
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🎉 Happy Principal’s Month, Mrs. Bass! 🎉
Being a principal is anything but easy. Every day comes with challenges and difficult decisions, but Mrs. Bass continues to lead with dedication, strength, and a genuine commitment to our students and staff.
We are so thankful for everything you do for Pearsall High School! We especially appreciate your open-door policy and the way you make yourself available to listen, support, and help whenever needed.
Thank you for being a fearless leader and for always putting our students and staff first. We appreciate you more than you know! 💚🤍
Being a principal is anything but easy. Every day comes with challenges and difficult decisions, but Mrs. Bass continues to lead with dedication, strength, and a genuine commitment to our students and staff.
We are so thankful for everything you do for Pearsall High School! We especially appreciate your open-door policy and the way you make yourself available to listen, support, and help whenever needed.
Thank you for being a fearless leader and for always putting our students and staff first. We appreciate you more than you know! 💚🤍
Our welding classes have been busy, they have been making neat stuff for our staff! We are so proud of our students and we appreciate our teacher Mr. Acosta!
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🧈 Learning by Doing in Agriculture! 🧈
Today in Miss Gandara’s Principles of Agriculture classes, students got hands-on experience making homemade butter! 🐄🥛➡️🧈
Miss Gandara's lesson was a fun way to connect classroom learning to real-world agriculture! Our students were able to see the process firsthand, work together, and—of course—enjoy the delicious results! 😋
We love seeing our Mavericks learning, creating, and having fun! 💚🤍Thank you Miss Gandara!
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Today in Miss Gandara’s Principles of Agriculture classes, students got hands-on experience making homemade butter! 🐄🥛➡️🧈
Miss Gandara's lesson was a fun way to connect classroom learning to real-world agriculture! Our students were able to see the process firsthand, work together, and—of course—enjoy the delicious results! 😋
We love seeing our Mavericks learning, creating, and having fun! 💚🤍Thank you Miss Gandara!
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🍂 PHS is ready for FALL BREAK! 🍂
Our amazing teachers and staff are ready for a well-deserved break, and we wish all of our PHS students and staff a safe, happy, and rejuvenating break💚🤍
Take time to rest, recharge, make memories, and enjoy some well-deserved time away. We’ll see you back refreshed and ready to finish the semester strong!
Have a safe and happy Fall Break, Mavericks! 💚🏈
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Our amazing teachers and staff are ready for a well-deserved break, and we wish all of our PHS students and staff a safe, happy, and rejuvenating break💚🤍
Take time to rest, recharge, make memories, and enjoy some well-deserved time away. We’ll see you back refreshed and ready to finish the semester strong!
Have a safe and happy Fall Break, Mavericks! 💚🏈
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There will be NO SCHOOL Monday, October 12 through Friday, October 16. Classes resume Monday, October 19.
Congratulations to our Students of the Week!!
Senior Elias Garcia was nominated vy Mr. Sanderson because he is a model student who always completes his work and is reprectful to all around him.
Junior Kaylynn Juergens was nominated by Mrs. Gajjar because she is a smart and confident student who uses her knowledge to help her friends understand the work and believe in themselves. She does an excellent job balancing her studies and band while consistently completing her work. No matter how busy she is, Kaylynn always keeps a smile on her face and brings a positive attitude to the classroom.
Sophomore Nayelli Benavides was nominated by Coach Smoote because she is an amazing student in his English II class.
Freshman Raul Carrizales was nominated by Mrs. Segura for his outstanding dedication to his studies - consistently completing his assignments on time, actively contributing to class discussion, and setting a positive example of leadership for his classmates.
Caught being kind
Seniors Josiah Vela and Xzayven Gandara (not pictured) were nominated by Miss Leeann because during class, a student experienced a medical emergency, and they immediately stepped in to help by moving desks out of the way to make sure she would not hurt herself and used her backpack as a makeshift cushion under her head to keep her as comfortable and safe as possible.
Senior Christian Rojas was nominated by Miss Guerrero because he is always paying attention in class, answering questions, and encouraging his classmates to behave. When Cristian finishes his work, he always checks in on his friends and helps teach them what they don't understand. Cristian is a positive influence on his classmates and their learning!
Freshman Tremaine Mccue was nominated by Mrs. Sindon because of the kindness and responsibility he consistently shows in our classroom. Each day, he takes the initiative to pass out his classmates’ journals and folders so they can immediately begin their warmups. He does this without being asked and without expecting recognition.
KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK MAVERICKS! WE SEE YOU AND WE ARE PROUD OF YOU!
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Senior Elias Garcia was nominated vy Mr. Sanderson because he is a model student who always completes his work and is reprectful to all around him.
Junior Kaylynn Juergens was nominated by Mrs. Gajjar because she is a smart and confident student who uses her knowledge to help her friends understand the work and believe in themselves. She does an excellent job balancing her studies and band while consistently completing her work. No matter how busy she is, Kaylynn always keeps a smile on her face and brings a positive attitude to the classroom.
Sophomore Nayelli Benavides was nominated by Coach Smoote because she is an amazing student in his English II class.
Freshman Raul Carrizales was nominated by Mrs. Segura for his outstanding dedication to his studies - consistently completing his assignments on time, actively contributing to class discussion, and setting a positive example of leadership for his classmates.
Caught being kind
Seniors Josiah Vela and Xzayven Gandara (not pictured) were nominated by Miss Leeann because during class, a student experienced a medical emergency, and they immediately stepped in to help by moving desks out of the way to make sure she would not hurt herself and used her backpack as a makeshift cushion under her head to keep her as comfortable and safe as possible.
Senior Christian Rojas was nominated by Miss Guerrero because he is always paying attention in class, answering questions, and encouraging his classmates to behave. When Cristian finishes his work, he always checks in on his friends and helps teach them what they don't understand. Cristian is a positive influence on his classmates and their learning!
Freshman Tremaine Mccue was nominated by Mrs. Sindon because of the kindness and responsibility he consistently shows in our classroom. Each day, he takes the initiative to pass out his classmates’ journals and folders so they can immediately begin their warmups. He does this without being asked and without expecting recognition.
KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK MAVERICKS! WE SEE YOU AND WE ARE PROUD OF YOU!
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