1st Meeting Date:  Friday, October 2nd 

                   Time:  During 6th Hour Academic Labs

                   Link to Google Form:  Google Form to attend FCA

                   Location:  Upper gym

                   Be on the lookout for my email this week, see you next Friday, and God bless! 

                   Mrs. Pattillo, Miss Hunsaker, Coach Anglin

Please make sure to only use this form to report serious issues to administration.  The link is in your Google Classroom (Student Body)

 💚Collect those Caps!!   to help incentivize purchases for the library reading incentives.💚

Student Body: If your name is on the following list remember to come to Engineering and Design on Tuesday September 29th during 1st hour to build your corn maze:

2nd hour - Maze 1: Justin Bratton, Delaney Johnson, Elijah Martinez, Joseph King

3rd hour - Maze 1: Lucas Ethridge, Case Mann, Jaxon Polk, Tracie Duong

4th hour - Maze 6: Robby Hopp, Braden Willard, Levi Lacy, Karrson Sisco

5th hour: - Maze 2: Rashad Long, Syncere Fisher, Lyndi Lee, Spencer Towns

7th hour - Maze 3: Kyra Rommel, William Gant, Lance Arnold

8th hour - Maze 3: Jemari Price, Lights Hampton, Landri Slayton, Owen Jarrett

8th hourMaze 5: Jacob Frey, Jace Barbee, Alexia Hedgecorth, Jaimee Nelson

At PBJHS, our mission is simple but important: “Building up, looking forward. Together as a community, we equip PBJHS students with the knowledge and confidence to own their future.”

One way we are putting that mission into action is through our 7 Habits of Highly Effective Mules. Each month, we will focus on one habit that can help our students become more confident, responsible, thoughtful, and prepared for what comes next—not just in school, but in life.

As we kick off the month of October this week, our focus is Habit 2: Begin With the End in Mind.

To me, this habit is about helping our students understand that the choices they make today help shape the person they become tomorrow. They do not have to have their entire future figured out in 7th or 8th grade, but they can begin thinking about who they want to be, what they want to accomplish, and whether their choices are moving them in that direction.

It also means understanding that mistakes are part of growing. One poor choice does not determine your future. What matters is learning from it, making a better decision next time, and continuing to move forward with purpose.

As we talk about Habit 2 with our students this month, we also hope our families and community will join us. What does “begin with the end in mind” look like in your own life? Whether we are students, parents, educators, or community members, we can all benefit from slowing down, thinking ahead, setting goals, and making choices that lead us toward the future we want.

Together, we can impact our future.  I believe together, we can change the world. 🩵 -Mrs. Davis

Drop Off - Pick UP reminder

🚫 Parents cannot drive through the back of the school and into the teacher parking lots.

😊 Please be kind and courteous to other drivers and always follow traffic laws. Drive slow and watch for students walking to school.