On April 1, the Chamber Orchestra boarded a plane to commence their four-day trip to New York City to perform at the National Band and Orchestra Festival held in world renown Carnegie Hall.
“It was...
Jessica Pullen is somewhat of a celebrity at PHS. Known in part for her reading of the names at graduation,students of all grades love her, which is why the day she left PHS was such a sad day in puma...
Under the pressure of competition, the PHS Sonoran Storm Robotics Club accomplished a great victory during this spring break. On Mar. 20 the club gained second place alliance in the Arizona East Regional...
Coming back from spring break, Theater received the exciting news that they have been recognized as REINING State Champions just after receiving superiors at their final tournament, “The State 1-Act...
Students that roam the hallways here are filled with talent and orchestra has taken it to another level. Over the past school year, Chamber orchestra, as well as a handful of students from Symphonic orchestra,...
The most anticipated event of the school year: prom. A multitude of young men and women prepare for this day; renting tuxes and purchasing extravagant gowns.
With prom being a little over a month away,...
On Feb. 27, Tumbleweed park was alive with the sounds of hot dogs sizzling on the grill, trendy music, and the unmistakable sound of laughter. Puma Pals recently took a field trip to Tumbleweed...
As the applause of introduction dies down, 100 choir students from a pool of 34 schools line the walkways in the McClintock High School auditorium on Saturday Feb 21, waiting for their cue to begin the...
Since the election of Governor Doug Ducey and Arizona school chief Diane Douglas in November, proposed bills and actions have been taken with regards of education. Although both parties believe they have...
Often a life in the media industry appears like a utopia: paparazzi, a large income, celebrities, and fine dining. However this is not reality, at least not at the beginning.
Media teacher Brian Bernier...
