News & Announcements

(1/29) Mrs. Russell’s Algebra I students worked together to practice their factoring skills. They are preparing to learn how to solve quadratics!

(1/24) Cyber Foundations classes enjoyed creating digital vision boards. The students showcased their creativity by crafting a collage that depicted their dreams, goals, and priorities using a combination of images and words.

(1/24) Pontotoc Junior High Cheer Tryouts (for current 6th and 7th graders) - Mark your calendars!! Tryout Clinic will be held Feb. 22 - 23 from 3:15 - 5:00 in the PJHS Gym. Tryouts will be held on Feb. 24 at 9 am. More information to come.

Pontotoc City School District will be closed tomorrow, Wednesday, January 17, 2024. The closure is due to the continued dangerous weather conditions. This closure is implemented for the safety of all students and staff.

(1/24) The Pontotoc Spelling Bee has been rescheduled for January 25th at 6:00p.m. Come out and show our students your support!

(1.11) PJH girls have their first Powerlifting meet Thursday, January 11th and the boys will meet Friday, January 12th. Be sure to check the schedule and show your support.

(1.11) We are excited to announce three of our PJHS Students will be competing at the County Wide Spelling Bee on January 18. Be sure to come out and support them!

(12.18) Our PJH Student Council spent their personal time volunteering to shop for the Angel Tree. These students worked hard raising money and were able to buy for 10 PCSD students. They collaborated and communicated so well, all while shopping within their budgets. They were so excited about choosing the perfect items in hopes of making Christmas special for these children and their families. Thank you to Mrs. McKnight, the student council sponsor, for organizing the shopping trip and to our parents who volunteered their time to drive and supervise our students. It was a late, but fun night of giving back!

(12.18) Congratulations to this year's Who's Who recipients.

(12.18) A’s vs Sleighs Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Slay's 8th-grade science students faced off in a series of review games for their upcoming Benchmark.