PHN Announcements

Announcements for 2/10/2023

Any students interested in SONS outreach Talented 10th program, which is a college and career readiness program is having an open house on Saturday February 11th from 9-11 at Harrison Building 55 15th Street Port Huron.  See Mr. Farnsworth for more details.

The annual Phil Willard Memorial Chess Tournament will be held at Port Huron High School on March 4th from 8-1:00pm, with registration from 8 to 8:30am. This is a free tournament with prizes awarded in each grade. Come out to Chess Club on Monday, Feb.13 to practice for the tournament!

The Quiz Bowl team traveled to Port Huron High School on Thursday night for competition.   Congratulations to the Varsity for their wins against  Port Huron High, Cros-Lex, and Algonac.  The Varsity team remains undefeated, 12-0

The Varsity team scored 550 points against Algonac, topping our highest match score.  The night's top team scorer was Shyan Lal.  

The JV team also went undefeated for the night with wins against Port Huron High, Algonac, and Capac. 

Friday - Carnation Sale

Love is in the air! The LEAD Team is hosting a Carnation fundraiser to celebrate Valentine's day!  Today is the last day to pay two dollars during your lunch, write a cute note on our tag, and have your note delivered with a flower to your special person on Valentines Day next Tuesday!

Friday - Ella Baker

February is Black History Month!  Ella Baker was an essential activist during the civil rights movement.  She was a field secretary and branch director for the NAACP and also co-founded an organization that raised money to fight Jim Crow Laws.  Additionally, Baker was a key organizer for Martin Luther King Jr.'s Southern Christian Leadership Conference.  But what was perhaps her biggest contribution to the movement was the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, which prioritized nonviolent protest, assisted in organizing the 1961 Freedom Rides, and aided in registering Black voters.  The Ella Baker Center for Human Rights exists today to carry on her legacy.  We will conclude with a quote by Ella Baker,

 “We who believe in freedom cannot rest until it comes”. 

On behalf of the Diversity Club, Happy Black History Month!