What a GREAT prom this year! Thank you to CIS for our Street Safe presentation and thank you to all for a wonderful night!
Tennis at home today!
English STAR, Ms. Tatiana Bell has been named Beginning Teacher of the Year at Pender High School. From day one, she has demonstrated strong instructional practices, a commitment to student growth, and a passion for creating an engaging learning environment. Her dedication and enthusiasm make her a valuable asset to the school community and a promising leader in education.
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Spring Sports Pictures are Monday, March 30 for ALL teams. Athletes should be in uniform and ready to take pictures at 4:00pm sharp! If you need a paper copy of the order form, please see your coach. The online order code is: FM501089
🎉🎉Excited for our seniors and their future plans! It looks like they are on a pathway to success!
Busy day today with games! 👀Looking for a few more wins...on the road and at home!
🌟 Student Spotlight 🌟
Wyatt is being recognized for his strong academics, leadership, and the way he treats others.
Wyatt sets high standards for himself and works hard in school. He has been involved in Beta Club and National Honor Society, and he was also one of the first students to receive the Pender Patriot Award.
He is also known for being kind, humble, and willing to help others both in and out of school. Wyatt volunteers through school service projects and has helped with events like pancake breakfasts and community clean-up efforts around Burgaw. Teachers and peers describe him as easy to work with and someone who contributes in a steady, positive way.
Outside of school, Wyatt enjoys reading 📚, playing multiple instruments 🎶, and video gaming 🎮. His favorite food is steak 🥩, and his favorite color is blue 💙. He has several pets—his dog Brownie 🐶, a bearded dragon named Dragon 🦎, and two birds named Blue and Banana 🐦.
One interesting fact about Wyatt: he was born at 26 weeks, weighing 1 pound 11 ounces, and spent about two and a half months in the NICU.
💙 Thank you, Wyatt, for being a positive example through your work, attitude, and service to others.
Wyatt is being recognized for his strong academics, leadership, and the way he treats others.
Wyatt sets high standards for himself and works hard in school. He has been involved in Beta Club and National Honor Society, and he was also one of the first students to receive the Pender Patriot Award.
He is also known for being kind, humble, and willing to help others both in and out of school. Wyatt volunteers through school service projects and has helped with events like pancake breakfasts and community clean-up efforts around Burgaw. Teachers and peers describe him as easy to work with and someone who contributes in a steady, positive way.
Outside of school, Wyatt enjoys reading 📚, playing multiple instruments 🎶, and video gaming 🎮. His favorite food is steak 🥩, and his favorite color is blue 💙. He has several pets—his dog Brownie 🐶, a bearded dragon named Dragon 🦎, and two birds named Blue and Banana 🐦.
One interesting fact about Wyatt: he was born at 26 weeks, weighing 1 pound 11 ounces, and spent about two and a half months in the NICU.
💙 Thank you, Wyatt, for being a positive example through your work, attitude, and service to others.
Math in the real world! A big thank you to Mrs. Brown for helping students connect math to real-life careers and showing its importance across different fields.
We also appreciate our special guests from the Rocky Point Fire Department—Zack Brown and Chris Daw—for taking time out of their day to share their knowledge and experiences with our students. What a great learning opportunity!
We also appreciate our special guests from the Rocky Point Fire Department—Zack Brown and Chris Daw—for taking time out of their day to share their knowledge and experiences with our students. What a great learning opportunity!
Games at home tonight!
Thank you to Gustavo Gasca for speaking with our Juntos Club last week about your journey and successes! #PenderPride
ROTC Blood Drive this week!
A big congratulations to the students from Cape Fear Middle, Surf City Middle, Heide Trask High, Pender High, and Topsail High who participated in Honor Band at UNC Pembroke this past weekend.
Students from across the state performed on Saturday at the Givens Performing Arts Center after spending just one day working with guest clinicians to prepare the concert. That is no small task, and our students did an outstanding job. We are proud to see them recognized for their talent and commitment.
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Congratulations to Kamya Stringfield and Terrence O'Neal on their selection to the UNC-Pembroke Honor Band! This Saturday, these two spent the day learning more about the UNCP campus in between their rehearsals with the honors band. The concert performance was at 5pm in the Givens Performing Arts Center. We are super proud of our Patriot musicians!
Games at home tonight!
This weekend, our JROTC raider teams competed in the 4th Brigade Best of the Best Championship. The boys' team won first place in the Traditional Division, and the girls ' team won 2nd place in the Female Division. Congratulations to both teams!
Track meet today!
Celebrating positivity with our YAC club!
Games away today - traveling to Clinton!
