A new change for National Honors Society
Vivian Duong, Staff Reporter
May 22, 2019
Filed under News
National Honors Society is expecting to see new changes in the upcoming school year. Co-chairman and AP U.S. History teacher Jason Myers is stepping down and retiring from NHS, after seven years. “I think that Myers is a very wonderful man, he’s got great integrity and he’s a great teacher,...
Graduates looking ahead to future of success
Sydney Wolfe, News Editor
May 21, 2019
As seniors turn the page to a new chapter of life, the near future is a prospect that will signify a new beginning. Whether it is travelling the world or getting ready for college, the class of 2019 will be graduating and moving forward in their individual journeys. Principal Dan Serrano says, “I...
DECA goes to Nationals
Joielline Tchilao, staff reporter
May 20, 2019
Filed under News
About 22,000 DECA members from around the world have been competing and participating in the international competition in Orlando.Perry DECA students were able to compete and many received recognition and awards in their events, representing Arizona, CUSD, and PHS extremely well. A great amount of our ...
StuGo advisor, admin suspend spirit days for the remainder of year
Kenna Cassey, Staff reporter
May 20, 2019
Filed under Entertainment, News
Spirit days have been put on a hiatus by StuGo advisor Lerina Johnson and administration as a result of the MAGA controversy that occurred during the American-themed day on Mar 1. StuGo was asked to suspend spirit days for the remainder of the school year by administration so as not to have an like this ...
Pavlenko finishes fourth successful season
Kenna Cassey, Staff Reporter
May 20, 2019
Wrestling coach Alexander Pavlenko has been coaching the varsity wrestling team for the past four years and has aided in creating and shaping one of the most successful teams that Perry has ever seen. As a new coach, he has impacted the team already. “He has taught me so many things,” senior Travis...
Top Five moments of the year
Drew Charlet, Web Editor
May 20, 2019
Filed under Double Truck, Entertainment, News, Opinions, Showcase, Sports
With the end of a school year, people all over the country are reflecting on what happened over the past ten months. This is normal, but the 2018-19 school year has been anything but. It has been a year of triumphs and tragedies, leaving most of the nearly four thousand people who call Perry home hu...
AP testing has arrived
Nadine Loureiro, Staff Reporter
May 16, 2019
Filed under News
Advanced Placement testing is underway, students are rushing to study and the early panic is settling in. Preparing for the dreaded tests is an entire schedule added onto the school rush. AP teachers attempt to fit it in their schedules and students have to head home, not only doing piles of homewor...
Construction on campus comes full circle
Anna Myers, Staff Reporter
May 16, 2019
Filed under Multimedia, News, Showcase
Students returned from winter break to bulldozers and cranes outside their English classes. Five months later, the construction on the new C building, the locker rooms, tennis courts, and the addition to the cafeteria has come full circle. The main site of construction is the two story building that has...
Skills USA
Kenna Cassey, Staff Reporter
April 25, 2019
Filed under News
Last weekend Perry’s graphic design program went to the Skills USA regionals competition and conquered the other competitors with one gold and one bronze medal winner in the job interview competition. Along with three of her fellow classmates placing top ten in the advertisement part of the c...
DECA teaching new generation of entrepreneurs
Joielline Tchilao, staff reporter
April 25, 2019
Filed under News
We see it all around us- the use and growth of technology. Yes, it has a negative side, but the effects of technology on teens is not all doom. The DECA program at Perry is a good example of that.With technology, DECA has been helping the students gain experience and expand their knowledge on business and...
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