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Pleasantville High School
Welcome to PHS Home of the Greyhounds
701 Mill Road Pleasantville NJ. 08232
(609) 383-6900
Howard Johnson, Principal
Andrea Atkins-Turner, Assistant Principal
Rayna Hendricks, Assistant Principal
School Hours: 7:20 am – 2:10 p.m. Delayed Opening 9:15 a.m. – 2:05 p.m.
In effect when announced by the Superintendent of Schools.
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⭐️A parent or senior posts the seniors Bio, including, sports, favorite subject, academic achievements and really anything to be proud about ⭐️Find the senior you want to adopt and in their comment section comment “I want to adopt this senior” ⭐️The senior will private message you, with more information. For example, fav snacks, stores, and address. You can arrange a pick up or drop off date and location; whatever the poster is comfortable with. ⭐️Your gift can be a one time gift or smaller ones. It can be BIG or SMALL. It’s totally up to you! This is where it can get FUN, be creative! ⭐️Please take a photo and post to this FB page so we can all enjoy celebrating our seniors together *THIS PAGE IS ONLY FOR PHS CURRENT SENIORS ONLY PLEASE* Most importantly - PLEASE SHARE THIS PAGE WITH ANY PHS SENIOR SO THEY GET CAN THE SPECIAL LOVE THEY DESERVE DURING THIS TOUGH TIME!!!!
Way to Go Gabriel! Boys winter track: Pleasantville’s Gabriel Moronta blazes past competition in 800m at MofC
Moronta Pleasantvill H.S. Indoor Track and Field wins the 800m run in time of (1:52.46) at the New Jersey Meet of Champions held at the Oceanbreeze Complex in Staten, NY. Click here for more on Moronta
Congratulations! PHS Black History Month Arts Poster Contest "Then and Now"
The picture shows Mayank Mistry and Eric Terrones to the left - 3rd prize, Olma Ducasse in the middle - 1st prize and Melissa Stewart on the right as 2nd prize.
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The Pleasantville School District does not restrict or discriminate based on any race, color, sex, national origin or students with disabilities from participation in any district program, employment decisions or PHS career programs. |
Pleasantville High School is committed to excellence in education. Our curriculum is aligned to the New Jersey Core Curriculum Standards, as well as regulations and specifications outlined in NCLB. These standards shape our curriculum and provide focus for our instruction. Our mission seeks to: educate teachers, staff, parents, board members and the community to facilitate optimal learning for all students and to enable them to lead fulfilling and productive lives in our changing and complex society. |
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