Pottsville High School

Ethan Ayers is another Apache who was “caught” being good at Pottsville High School! 🌟 As a ninth-grader new to the high school campus this year, he has already made a positive impact on our tribe. Thanks for making PHS a better place, Ethan! 💛🖤 #OurTribeStory

Mrs. Riley gave Kynzengten Beaudry a “Kindness in Action” button for noticing that an FBLA member needed some company while waiting for a parent pickup. 💛🤝 Her kind soul, thoughtful heart, and willingness to care for others make a difference every single day! 🌟 #OurTribeStory

Win or lose, the PHS girls’ basketball team doesn’t leave the court without joining hands with their teammates and opponents. 🖤💛 Their commitment to sportsmanship, unity, and the important things makes our tribe stronger every single game. 🤝🏀 #OurTribeStory

Journalism class is collecting new and gently used hoodies and sweatshirts for students in need. If you have an extra hoodie at home, please consider donating—it could make a huge difference for a classmate this winter.

November Students of the Month! 🎉
These four outstanding students—Ellis Haney, Hazel Gonzales-Flores, Harlow Reynolds, and McKynlee Staggs—truly personify the Pottsville Tribe. They are leaders, hard workers, and kind humans who make our district a better place every single day. 🖤💛✨ PSD celebrates you and all the ways you make Apache Country shine! #OurTribeStory

Michael Sweeney and Kaleb Stancil volunteered to set up and decorate the Angel Tree in the PHS foyer 🎄✨. This holiday tradition—one that helps provide Christmas for Pottsville families—is made even sweeter by these two young men, whose servant hearts and capable hands make our campus shine 🎁❤️. Mrs. Riley couldn’t help but “catch” them being good! 🙌🖤💛 (FYI: Angel Tree gifts are due December 10!)

It's cold outside! How about some wrestling and basketball to warm things up?! Go Apaches!

These young men kicked off a Friendsgiving tradition last year, and this year they stepped up their game with a checkered tablecloth, “fancy clothes,” and a pizza feast to celebrate the 2025 Thanksgiving season. 🍕🦃 We love traditions—and celebrations—and we only embarrassed them a little for a quick picture! See you next year, gentlemen… senior year! 👔📸🖤💛 #OurTribeStory

Mason Reid helped Mrs. Talley clean up after a dropped egg experiment, and this helpful act earned him a well-deserved “caught being good” button! 🥚✨ His willingness to jump in and assist made Mrs. Talley’s day—and ours too. Great job, Mason! 👏🖤💛 #OurTribeStory

Just when they wrap up an incredible run at BOA Grand Nationals, the Marching Apaches jump right into concert season! 🎶✨ First up: Christmas concert rehearsals! These talented musicians don’t miss a beat, and we can’t wait to celebrate the holidays with them. 🎄🖤💛
#OurTribeStory

You may not know this, but Mrs. Sullivan will be coaching a Winter Guard team for the next few months—including a competition in Tulsa! 🎉✨ PHS students can try out, build those arm muscles, and help perfect one of the most important elements of the Marching Apaches. 💪🎗️ We can’t wait to see this year’s performance! 🖤💛 #OurTribeStory

Mr. Hardaway "caught" Peyton being good when he stocked the teacher workroom with boxes of copy paper. 📦💪 Peyton is new to the PHS campus this year, but the general consensus is clear—he’s already a campus-wide favorite! Respectful, kind, hardworking, and always willing to help. Thanks for joining our tribe, Peyton! We’re so glad you’re an Apache. 🖤💛#OurTribeStory

PHS faculty and staff celebrated the sixty-seventh day of school with a little fun! 🎉
Check out these creative 67 shirts—we’re always up for a good excuse to dress up, snap a group picture, and enjoy being part of this amazing tribe! 🖤💛#OurTribeStory

Mrs. Perez “caught” Brynlee Myrick being good when she offered to help her classmates in geometry class. 📐✨ Since Brynlee was caught up on her own assignments, she selflessly took the time to coach her peers through their final work before progress reports.

Thank you, Brynlee, for your kindness, leadership, and willingness to lift others up. 💛🖤 You make our tribe stronger! #CaughtBeingGood #OurTribeStory

Kinleigh Adkison earned her first “caught being good” button of the year when Mrs. Hare noticed Kinleigh and Kylie Bosold working together. 💛 These two friends make a fantastic pair—hard-working, supportive, and always willing to make our campus a better place to be. 🖤

Way to go, Kinleigh and Kylie! Keep shining, ladies! 🌟 #CaughtBeingGood #OurTribeStory

We have another million word reader! Congratulations to 9th grader, Abigail Smith. #pottsvillereads

🍁 Thanksgiving Mini-Distribution! 🦃
River Valley Food 4 Kids is hosting a special holiday distribution on Tuesday, November 25 for school-aged kids (ages 3–18) in the River Valley!
📍 Locations & Times:
• RVF4K Warehouse: 4–6 PM
• Danville First Baptist Church: 4–5:30 PM
• Clarksville First United Methodist: 4–6 PM
✨ What’s included:
✔️ Holiday break food
✔️ Kid-friendly snacks
✔️ FREE for all school-aged kids in the River Valley
Please bring an ID for each child.
📲 Register here: Scan the QR code on the flyer or visit rivervalleyfood4kids.org.
Help us spread the word so families can stock up before the holiday break! 🧡🍂