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October 12 and 13, PHS Fall Play, “26 Pebbles,” 7:30 PM and October 14 at 3 PM. This brand new show stars 13 PHS students who play adults in the community of Newtown, CT where the school shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School took place in 2012. Our students have researched their characters, which are all adults, by interviewing real people who experienced this tragic event. The play represents hope and healing by a community who worked together to overcome their grief. Come out and support this brand new show and be the first in the region to view it as PHS performs its Lehigh Valley debut!

October 15 – 19 – National School Lunch Week “Lots to Love About School Lunch.” Heart-shaped soft pretzels at the elem level. Daily giveaways in Elementary Cafeterias, Monday and Friday giveaways at the Middle School Cafeterias for those who purchase lunch.

October 17, PHS Parent Forum at Parkland High School, 7 PM.

October 18, Community Advisory Council Meeting, 7 PM, Administration Center. The topic of the meeting will be “PSSA/Keystone Assessments – Attendance Regulations.” The public is invited to attend.

October 19 – PHS Students Make Chocolate Dipped Pretzels with Barry Dobil from Josh Early Candies, 10-11 AM. Mr. Barry Dobil , PHS Alumni and owner of Josh Early Candies, will bring his chocolate temperer to a PHS classroom and assist students with special needs to melt chocolate, dip pretzels, and put sprinkles on them. In addition, he is donating all of the chocolate! During all lunches, students will sell the pretzels to fellow classmates. This hands-on project will give students an authentic lesson that involves skills that can be used at many job sites.

October 19, Senior Night at the Parkland Football Game vs. Easton, 7 PM.

November 5, Parent University with Marc Mero on Facing Adversity and Overcoming Challenges, SMS Auditorium, 7 PM. 8th and 9th graders will receive Marc Mero’s special message about facing adversity in the morning and then parents are invited in at night to be inspired by Marc’s message as he inspires people to examine their life choices.

The First Amendment Program that was presented to Parkland seniors garnered lots of interest this week and was a unique first-of-its-kind civics lesson at PHS. See what those who attended had to say about it and witness student interviews on the subject at the links below.Morning Call

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