Principal Dan Serrano press conference: Graduation and construction

Drew Charlet, Staff Reporter|May 3, 2019

Principal Dan Serrano talks to the newspaper class during his monthly press conference.

Today principal Dan Serrano talked about construction, graduation, academics, how PHS has stayed strong in a “tough” year, and success on the athletic field.

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Drew Charlet is a junior and in the Newspaper class. Charlet enjoys writing about sports and politics. Charlet loves to take pictures and is in the JROTC...

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