
We know what day it is, but we promise this isn't a prank! District 32 will have no school from Thursday, April 2, through Monday, April 6.
We hope all of our students, staff, and families enjoy a restful and wonderful break. We can’t wait to see everyone back on campus Tuesday, April 7!

Last spring a tornado came and wreaked havoc on our campus, but it also highlighted the incredible resilience of this community. We have navigated numerous challenges together over the last year in the face of an unknown future for PHS. A week from today, voters will have a say in what the future looks like when they make a decision on Proposition K.I.D.S.
Prop K.I.D.S (Keep Improving District Schools) will ask voters whether to approve a $0.41 cent tax increase, to generate $52.5 million that would support a project to build a reimagined PHS.
Full information about Prop K.I.D.S. is available on the District 32 website via the link below, including answers to the most frequently asked questions.
www.perryville.k12.mo.us/page/recovery
Don’t forget, election day is Tuesday, April 7 — we encourage you to make a plan to vote and ensure your voice is heard. In addition to Prop K.I.D.S., voters will also have the opportunity to vote on candidates for the District 32 Board of Education and other local elected positions.
Thank you for your continued support as we plan for the future of our students together.
Message paid for by Perry County School District No. 32, Dr. Fara Jones, Superintendent, 326 College Street, Perryville, MO 63755

As we look back at how far we’ve come, we are also looking forward. On April 7, our community will make a vital decision about the future of Perryville High School when Proposition K.I.D.S. goes before voters.
Visit our website for more information on Prop K.I.D.S. and tornado recovery at PHS: https://www.perryville.k12.mo.us/page/recovery

A printable version is available on our website: https://aptg.co/0gmJLz

Please note: this does not affect the Perryville Primary Center's Kindergarten Registration which will take place as planned.

District 32 offices and buildings will close at 11:30 a.m. for staff professional development.
Please note: This will not affect the Primary Center's Kindergarten Registration! This event will continue as planned.

Brent Broeking is a social studies teacher at Perryville High School. His nominator said: "Mr. Broeking has been an excellent teacher for over 20 years now. He pushes his kids and the results show. Mr. Broeking is the lead supervisor to Perryville High School's Student Council, and it has flourished under him. Finally, Mr. Broeking has influenced many kids into becoming promising young adults."
Lance Menard is the industrial technology instructor at the Perryville Area Career & Technology Center. His nominator said: "Mr. Menard has high expectations for his students, and even higher expectations for himself! He develops and organizes projects well, communicates clearly, and relates to students with kindness and compassion. Perhaps his greatest strengths are his humility and curiosity, and he cultivates these same values in his students. He is constantly seeking learning opportunities for both himself and his students.”
We announce Teacher Proud Tuesday on the second Tuesday every month during the school year. Fill out the form linked below to nominate a teacher for a future recognition.
https://forms.gle/QTh1JdNRPirupDCe6


Our February Team Player Tuesday recognitions are Arlene Breig and Patricia Taylor! 💚🤍🏴☠️
Arlene Breig is the administrative assistant at the Perryville Area Career & Technology Center. Her nominator said: "Mrs. Breig is the glue of the Perryville Area Career & Technology Center. She is a trusted 'go to' person for every staff member, and demonstrates expertise on just about every aspect of school operations. Arlene leads with kindness and humility, and makes our Career Center better every day!"
Patricia Taylor is a bus driver with District 32 Transportation. Her nominator said, "Pat is such a gift to our team. Whenever we need an extra set of hands for the daytime runs, she’s right there without hesitation. And her team spirit doesn’t stop there—her Friday baked goodies have become a highlight for all the drivers. We’re truly lucky to have her!"
We announce Team Player Tuesday on the third Tuesday every month during the school year. Fill out the form linked below to nominate someone for a future recognition.
https://forms.gle/ZWiMLig5hEJinBDF7



We invite you to check out our Purposity Wish List to see if there are any items you’re able to donate. Each item directly supports the needs of our students. every contribution, big or small, makes a meaningful difference.
Thank you for always showing up for our schools and for helping make Perry County such a giving community! 💚🤍🏴☠️
🔗 https://www.purposity.com/organization/District32

Because of ice and drifting on some of our rural roads, we will be running emergency bus routes tomorrow as an added safety precaution. Families can view the emergency routes here: https://aptg.co/nTn5Lv
We are incredibly thankful for the hard work of our maintenance staff, local snow removal crews, and everyone who helped prepare our roads, sidewalks, and buildings to ensure a safe return for students and staff.
Thank you for your patience and flexibility during this stretch of winter weather. We're looking forward to seeing our students back in classrooms tomorrow!

There will be no school and Little Pirates and Adventure Club are also canceled. Coaches will reach out to advise on any practices for tomorrow, and Saturday’s Mayor’s Cup games are scheduled to proceed as planned. Campus will be open tomorrow for any staff who are scheduled to work snow days.
Our maintenance staff has been working tirelessly to get everything ready to welcome students back, and we are hopeful that the additional time over the weekend will allow us to have all facilities fully prepared to return on Monday.
Thank you for your patience and understanding as we work through these challenges and keep the safety and comfort of our students and staff our top priority.

There will be no school and Little Pirates and Adventure Club are also canceled. Some practices will still be held — please look out for guidance from your coaches.
Campus will be open for any staff who are scheduled to work snow days. Anyone who does not feel they can safely travel to work can use paid time off.

There will be no school and Little Pirates and Adventure Club are also canceled. Some practices will still be held — please look out for guidance from your coaches.
Campus will be open for any staff who are scheduled to work snow days. Anyone who does not feel they can safely travel to work can use paid time off.

This is a traditional snow day for students. Little Pirates and Adventure Club are also closed. All after school activities are canceled.
Campus is closed for staff and it will be a forgiven day for 12-month staff. We ask everyone to stay off campus as much as possible as crews continue working to clear roads, parking lots, and sidewalks.
Thank you to our maintenance crews and local officials who are working diligently to prepare us for a safe return to campus as soon as possible!

❄ Snow Day Tomorrow! ❄
Perry County School District 32 will be closed tomorrow, Monday, Jan. 26, due to unsafe travel conditions. This is a traditional snow day for students. Little Pirates and Adventure Club are also closed. All after school activities are canceled and basketball games will be rescheduled.
Campus will also be closed for staff. It will be a forgiven day for 12-month staff.
We encourage everyone to stay home if possible and avoid any unnecessary travel.


Thanks for your understanding and continued support as we always put safety first.

