The Precedent

Agriculture Club: growing success and beauty on campus

Katie Duford, Staff Reporter August 30, 2016

A new club has emerged on campus, hoping to beautify the campus with greenery while also educating students on the benefits of gardening. Agriculture Club, sponsored by Economics teacher Trent Thornton,...

Lack of female involvement in STEM program

Lack of female involvement in STEM program

Morgan Chung, Staff Reporter August 30, 2016

Every school has something unique to offer students. One unique program on campus is designed to prepare future doctors, engineers and scientists: STEM. Parker Olszak, a senior in the Honors Principles...

Perrys mascots side by side at the start of the new school year.

Pumas welcome fresh face to Pom and Cheer team

Ashley Scholz, Staff Reporter August 30, 2016

Students attending the homecoming assembly are in for a surprise. Sidelines for home football games are currently roamed by the PHS mascot - Pouncer the Puma; and the pom team is excited to unveil...

Under construction: changes to Gilbert means changes for Perry

Caden Johnson, Staff Reporter August 30, 2016

Student parking has been a hot-button issue among students and administrators, but now district officials might have a solution. For months now, administration has had their sights set on a stretch...

New leadership for award-winning Speech and Debate team

Lauren Neilsen, A&E Editor August 30, 2016

While much of Perry’s attention is dominated by the successful big-name varsity sports, a shift of the spotlight may be set to soon change. Speech and Debate, which, according to the Arizona Interscholastic...

Perrys current student body heads to class during traditional school day. In ten years, Perry High School has gone from only about 800 students to 3600 students. Perrys growth has a lot of new clubs, higher test scores, and more diverse range of both athletic and academic programs.

Now and then: Perry celebrates 10 year anniversary

Hayley Crosby, Staff Reporter August 29, 2016

From roughly 800 students to 3600 students, many things have changed over the course of ten years. Perry High School was the first school Principal Dan Serrano opened. “When the school opened...

Upcoming events for the week of homecoming

Upcoming events for the week of homecoming

Nikki Soto, Staff Reporter August 26, 2016

Homecoming is approaching quickly, and this upcoming week is filled with many events and activities to celebrate the occasion. Showcase your school spirit and have some fun by attending these various functions....

Senior Andrew Hom poses with his marching band bag containing the various types of sodas he sells. Selling theses sodas has earned Hom the token name of “Soda Guy” by his clients.

Quenching thirst across Perry’s campus

Emily Narducci, Staff Reporter August 25, 2016

Many high schoolers dream of striking it big and making bank while still juggling the pressures of classes, homework and a social life. For Andrew Hom, his unconventional way of earning some extra cash...

Porter Lavender and his assassins Lani Dumas and Kaiiley Sullivan

Senior assassins survival guide

Nikki Soto, Staff Reporter August 22, 2016

The highly anticipated senior-only game “Assassins” has begun, turning everyday students into stealthy detectives. The game commenced Monday Aug. 15, the goal to locate and shoot an assigned target...

Perry says goodbye to more than just our seniors

Breanna Latt, Staff Reporter May 20, 2016

Throughout the year, many students have become aware that some of their favorite teachers are making the decision to take some time off. For Spanish teacher Carina De La Torre, this decision was extremely...

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