Welcome to our Pirate Press Newsletter

 

Each week, we put out a newsletter filled with the most relevant and up-to-date information for parents.

Click on the Week Ahead newsletter blurb to the right to find the link to our most updated newsletter. —->

 

 

PMS Week Ahead Messages

The Week Ahead April 17, 2025

We have received official word that the road closures assisting with the securing of our campus will begin May 1st. Please take a look at the map included in the Pirate Press for awareness of where the roads will be closed from 6:15am to 2:00pm, as well as where the walker and car rider entry gate is. We anticipate that drop-off and pick up traffic will be challenging for a while as we get acclimated to the change, and we appreciate your patience and understanding as we learn the new routine together. It is all in the interest of student and staff safety.

The Week Ahead April 4, 2025

Track practice will be Monday-Wednesday from 1:30-3:00. Our spring book fair will be open all next week in the media center. There is a track meet on Thursday at Wesley Chapel High School and also on Thursday we will have our Spring Fling from 6:00pm-8:00pm with bounce houses and food trucks. You can purchase a wrist band for $5 for unlimited bounce house fun. 

The Week Ahead February 28, 2025

Quarter 3 is swiftly coming to an end – there are two weeks left for students to complete anything they may be missing or correct any grades that need improvement. 8th graders that are planning to go to Gradventure need to make payment by Friday, March 7th. 

The Week Ahead February 13, 2025

Our campus security fencing project has a start date of February 28th, which means you and your children will begin to notice the changes I’ve been mentioning all year with drop-off and pick-up patterns and access points to campus. Please pay close attention to construction signs and additional messaging in the coming weeks.

The Week Ahead February 7, 2025

This week we started experimenting with a new initiative to encourage students to get to class on time as well as to combat occurrences of skipping. When students are found to be deliberately tardy or skipping class, they will spend five minutes participating in Earth Patrol on campus. Earth Patrol is geared toward making sure that items that don’t belong in nature are gathered and thrown away.