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Written by Lisa Asbury   
Friday, 05 March 2010 14:51

Congratulations to the FBLA Team for their outstanding performance at Regional Competition in Morehead on March 4th! We had 29 students qualify for FBLA State Competition. What a wonderful effort from our students!

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PHS Senior chosen to sing National Anthem at Boys Sweet 16 PDF Print E-mail
Written by Lisa Asbury   
Friday, 05 March 2010 10:22
Congratulations go out to PHS Senior Alyson Kennon. She has been selected to sing the National Anthem at the Boys Sweet 16! This is a high honor for her and our school. Students from across the state must first send a demo and then a selection committee picks them. She did so well, that she received a prime time game of Friday night during the tournament. If you see her, make sure to congratulate her! She will represent us well!!
 
Pikeville wins 2 Smart 4 Drugs tourney PDF Print E-mail
Written by Lisa Asbury   
Monday, 08 February 2010 07:58
VARSITY WINNERS: Pikeville High School won two awards during the recent UNITE Pike “2 Smart 4 Drugs” Academic Tournament. Staff Report – Medical Leader

PIKEVILLE — The first-ever UNITE Pike “2 Smart 4 Drugs” Academic Team Tournament was held on January 23 at Pikeville College.

The event featured junior varsity and varsity high school teams from all six high schools in Pike County. Over 100 students participated.

In addition to providing students with information regarding substance abuse prevention, the event provided teams with tournament experience before they compete in the Governor’s Cup competition.

UNITE Pike coordinated the event in cooperation with Pikeville College and the Pike County School District.

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Pikeville High School Hires Chris McNamee to lead Panther Football Program PDF Print E-mail
Written by Lisa Asbury   
Monday, 15 February 2010 10:19

Pikeville High School is pleased to announce the hiring of Chris McNamee as Head Coach of the Panther Football Program. Coach McNamee most recently served as the PHS Defensive Coordinator. He and the PHS Administration are excited about the future of Pikeville High School Football and look forward to working hard to move the Panther Football Program forward.

Coach McNamee has been coaching football for eighteen seasons and has thirteen years head coaching experience. He spent six seasons as the Panther Head Coach during the years 1999-2004. He coached three Regional Championship Teams (1999, 2000, and 2004) and two Regional Runner-Up Teams (2002, 2003) in his six seasons. He is the last PHS Football Coach to win a Class A Regional Championship dating back to 2004.

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Newsom and Wheat Awarded Mountain Classic Scholarships PDF Print E-mail
Written by Lisa Asbury   
Friday, 05 February 2010 09:15

Two Pikeville High School students have been selected as two of one hundred four Eastern Kentucky seniors to receive a WYMT-TV Mountain Classic Scholarship.

Martha Paige Newsom and Caleb Matthew Wheat were chosen from the KHSAA 13th, 14th and 15th Region to receive the Scholarships. The academic and scholastic achievement-based scholarships are made possible through the proceeds and donations collected through the annual WYMT Mountain Basketball Classic Tournament. Recipients of this scholarship are nominated by their principal or guidance counselor.

Paige is the daughter of Jeff and Denise Compton and Pete Newsom of Pikeville.

Caleb is the son of Calvin and Cindy Wheat of Pikeville.

 
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Pikeville Independent Schools

Our Mission

We believe site-based decision making will help facilitate true teamwork, reflecting, overall student improvement, raising student and teacher morale, and creating strong school and community relations. Site-based decision making will promote an atmosphere of equal worth for all school staff, the students, the parents, and the community.

Our Vision

The faculty, staff, administration, and site-based decision making council of Pikeville High School want our school to remain a high performing school that constantly strives to improve in all aspects of student performance (which include academic, extracurricular, social, physical, and mental tasks) in a positive learning environment which instills in its students a desire to attend, participate in, enjoy, and excel in school activities.