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Senior Families! On Wednesday, 9/23, PHS hosted an informational meeting geared specifically toward our families with graduating seniors. If you were unable to attend, we want to be sure and connect you with critical information necessary to support your student during this exciting time. Please read through the info below and click on the applicable links.

• 9/23/26 Senior Parent Night Presentation Link

• Peninsula Hawks Scholarship Fund

• Incredible scholarship opportunity for PHS students only!

• Key dates/process for scholarship consideration included in the link above

• Yearbook - Senior Salute

• Western Undergraduate Exchange Program (WUE)

• KEY DATES: 

• October 1st - FAFSA & WASFA open for filing (info below)

• October 14th - Senior Class Mtg during Homeroom

• October 20th - PSD College & Career Fair

• November 2nd - 1st available date to purchase Hawks Scholarship Notebook

• December 16th - Senior Salutes Due (Yearbook)

• January 6th - Hawks Scholarship Notebooks Turn-in Day

Financial Aid Support 

The FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) opens Wednesday, October 1st! 

 To help families prepare for this process, we’ve included a breakdown of the key action steps and most helpful resources below.

Financial Aid Advising Day Video - Overview for Students

The first step to filing the FAFSA is creating an FSA ID (digital signature) that is required for each student.  Be sure to have your Social Security Number handy and create your FSA ID here.  **If you do not have a SSN, the WA Application for State Financial Aid is available! 

Need extra FAFSA support?  The Washington Student Achievement Council  is a one-stop-shop for all things financial aid, whether it’s for college or apprenticeship programs.  Click here to find online workshops, types of aid and more information.

We encourage families to submit their applications as soon as possible to ensure the best access to the most funds available.  The PHS Future Readiness Center staff is eager to support you - please reach out with any questions you might have!  

Heather Macomber, Post Secondary & Career Counselor: macomberh@psd401.net

Kelly Jackson, Career Center Specialist: jacksonk@psd401.net

Google Form:

Parking Permit registration for Junior & Seniors is available online for the 26-27 SY. Students will be able to pick up their parking permit after school starts. There is no cost. One parking pass per student. Students can register all cars they drive. 

click here to apply for your parking pass 

Please note that only juniors and seniors may park on campus

Information on Parking Permits:  A parking permit is needed for parking on PHS campus.  A parking permit does NOT guarantee you a parking spot.  We have limited parking, and it will be on a first come first serve basis.

Please read until the end to get all the information.

1. Student/Parent please fill out the Google Form for parking passes. Parking Pass Form
2. Make sure you fill out all information fields regarding your vehicle.   You will need the make, model, color and license plate number of your vehicle.  Limit One per Student

Students can park in three areas:

• The Senior lot in the front of the school.
• The hill coming up to the school.
• The North campus lot. The North campus lot is rarely full.

Staff can park in two areas:

• The front of the school.
• The lot out past the commons (Bus Turnaround).

ADA Parking:

• The south side of the building along the fence line in front of the Commons.
• The parking lot in front of Roy Anderson Field.

Visitors can park in:

• Designated “Visitor Only” areas in front of the school.

Parking Permits:

• Parking permits are for Juniors and Seniors only 
• There are only 225 spots for students on campus available.
• Students can lose their parking privileges. This is determined on a case-by-case basis.

Parking Violations - Attention Student Drivers:

• If you park illegally in the staff lots, or do not have a parking permit, your car may be immobilized with an immobilizer boot. To get the boot removed you will have to find an administrator and pay a $15 fine.

1.     Student/Parent will go online to our online bookkeeper on their designated days.  THE LINK IS NOT YET OPEN.

 2.     We are not charging a fee, but you will still have to go online and go through the registration process. Make sure you fill out all information fields regarding your vehicle.   You will need the make, model, color and license plate number of your vehicle.  Limit One per Student

GO SEAHAWKS!!

Our schools provide breakfast and lunch to our students daily. A few helpful things to know: 

• Families must make a “My MealTime” account to pay for meals with a credit OR debit card. If you need help with this site call MealTime Customer Service 1-800-755-0904
• Students/Families can pay for meals at the school cafeteria with cash or a check.
• You can view School Menus on Nutrislice.
• Many families are eligible for free and reduced school meals! APPLY ONLINE or you may print a paper copy to return to your student’s school.

 Fill out this form and return to apply for Free and Reduce mael costs. Printable Free and Reduced form

This form will allow the bookkeeper to see that you are on Free and Reduced meals. This will help with fee coverage for some class fees, tests and ASB fee, Athletic Programs, Band, and Field trips, etc.   Printable Consent to Share form

ALL EVENTS AT PHS ARE NOW CASHLESS

From our Plays, to Winterfest, Scan the QR Code

Ticket Prices for games 

Pictures dates are: Tuesday. Aigist 18,  9 – 1

Wednesday, September 9, 7:30 – 1

Parents, use the QR code below to order pictures. You can also use this Link to thier Website

VARSITY LETTER IN COMMUNITY SERVICES 2024 – 2025

Engaging in community service is a way to uplift others, the community, and oneself. The impact on the lives of others and the community at large can be lasting. It is also a great way to enrich your skills at relationship-building, empathy, problem-solving, and leadership. Peninsula School District is proud to honor students who contribute to our community with the Varsity Letter in Community Service. This opportunity is available to students going into 9th through 12th grade and can be repeated through each year of high school.

Click the butoon below for more information

Community Service Varsity Letter

Power School - Questions? Email Powerschool Info

Schoology - Questions? Email servicecentral@psd401.net

Parent Square - Questions?  servicecentral@psd401.net