It’s Quarter 1 Midterm!  Teachers should have their PowerSchool Gradebooks up-to-date.  Parents, please log in to PowerSchool* to view your student’s current midterm grades.  If your student is earning a D, F or Incomplete (I), encourage them to speak with their teacher to get help.  Parents with questions about a grade can contact the teacher via email.  A list of tutoring options is available in the Counseling Center.

*Parents, if you didn’t receive your Parent Technology information, or you are having trouble logging into your Parent PowerSchool Account, see the “Parent PowerSchool and Canvas Accounts” section toward the bottom of this page.

On Friday, September 24, 2021, Park City High School will be administering the Pre-ACT exam for all 10th- and 11th-grade students. We will follow our regular Friday schedule beginning at 7:35 am and dismissing at 11:30 am. All students are required to be on campus at 7:35 am, regardless of normal parent release schedules.

The purpose of having our students take this exam is for them to gain experience with ACT as well as for the school to be able to gather data on areas of strengths and weaknesses.  We are encouraging all students to take this exam as it will provide data that will then be used to influence our teaching and ACT preparation efforts. 

12th-grade students, we will have college essay support provided by several of our English teachers as well as credit remediation (Edgenuity) support for those that need it. Seniors report to the PCCAPS classroom. 

The schedule will be as follows:

• 7:35 am – Students need to be seated in their assigned classroom and ready to begin.
• 11:30 am – All students get dismissed at the bell. (Regular Friday sack lunch services will be provided).

Reminders:

• Students need to bring several #2 pencils along with an ACT-approved calculator with fresh batteries.
• Assigned testing rooms will be posted on the Main Office window the day before testing.
• There will be no make-up date for the Pre-ACT. For those unable to attend, the counseling office has some Pre-ACT resources and practice ACT exams. 
• Students must stay for the entire duration of testing.  If a student has to be checked out early, the incomplete test will still be submitted for scoring. 

CURRENT STUDENTS (currently enrolled in the Park City School District—continuing PCHS students and rising TMJH students):  Go to our Back to School Fall 2021 page for enrollment update instructions, school information and links.  If you need help with your student’s PCHS enrollment update, or your student will NOT be attending PCHS this year, email the PCHS Registrar, Jennifer.

NEW STUDENTS (new to the Park City School District or re-enrolling after having withdrawn from a district school):  Go to the New Student Enrollment page for enrollment information.  (If you pre-enrolled your new student with the counselor in May, you have already completed your enrollment.)

Parents and Guardians – On August 25th, we e-mailed out information on how to create your parent accounts for PowerSchool (grades and attendance) and Canvas (lessons and assignments).  With this information, you can create your own usernames and passwords and can link all your district students to your account in each system.  Parents in separate households can each create their own accounts.  (If you set up a Parent Account previously, you can continue using it; you don’t need to create a new one.)  To use the PowerSchool Mobile App, our district code is GFGM.

Instructions: Parent Access to PowerSchool and Canvas (see the Parents tab)

If you need help, send an email to either Ali Gallagher, PCHS Education Technology Specialist, or Jennifer Frink, PCHS Registrar.  For verification, your email must include: your student’s full name and date of birth, your name and relationship to the student, your phone number, and your email address.  You will receive a response via email typically within 2 working days.

ANNUAL NOTICE:  See our School Fees page for information on school fees, fee waivers, meal accounts, extracurricular/sport fees, parking permits, yearbook purchases, and PCEF and PTSO donations.  Fee waivers and applications for free or reduced lunch are also available in the Main Office.

Add money to your student’s breakfast/lunch account via PayPAMS.
Some optional fees can be paid online via eFunds for Schools, or pay in the Main Office.